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: Sex Offender IssuesThe Adam Walsh Act Debate
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I am so sick of people propagating bogus statistical lies. They mention the 100,000 sex offenders missing "statistics" again, which is a load of crap, IMO. Show me the proof of this so called statistic!
03/10/2009
WASHINGTON - Today on the Hill, congressional leaders are taking a look at the Adam Walsh Act.
When it became law a few years ago, it set out requirements for states to meet.
But they are apparently having a hard time doing so.
The families of three children who endured horrible abduction ordeals, Samantha Runnion, Jessica Lunsford and Elizabeth Smart, are in Washington fighting to find out.
Ed Smart joined us on FOX 5 Morning News.
Full post as published by Sex Offender Issues on March 10, 2009 (boomark / email).
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