Over 300 convicted sex beasts are on the run across Britain, a Sun investigation has revealed.hey include paedophiles and rapists considered so dangerous that police are supposed
Over 300 convicted sex beasts are on the run across Britain, a Sun investigation has revealed. They include paedophiles and rapists considered so dangerous that police are supposed to check them every month.
Cops have no idea where they are, and some have been missing for years.
Paedophiles can be Traced by the Way They Type on a Keyboard
Paedophiles can be tracked on the web by the manner with which they type on a keyboard.
Paedophiles can be tracked on the web by the manner with which they type on a keyboard.
Former "Robocop" detective Ray Mallon, now mayor of Middlesbrough, said: "The number one role of the police is to protect the public. It is clearly in the public interest that people are made aware of the identity of missing sex offenders. Not only does this protect the public, it can also assist in catching the offenders."
The Sun got the details after lodging a Freedom of Information request with every police force, asking how many registered sex offenders had gone missing.
Paedophiles on Net can be Tracked Using Google's Computer Program
Google has created a secret computer program that helps track down paedophiles on the Internet.
Google has created a secret computer program that helps track down paedophiles on the Internet.
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Text Message Helped Victim To Put Rapist-Fiance Behind Bars
A brave victim managed to get her brutal fiancé to admit he raped her by trapping him into a text message confession.
A brave victim managed to get her brutal fiancé to admit he raped her by trapping him into a text message confession.
Sex Offender Policies can be Better Evaluated With a Mathematical Model
A novel mathematical model,the brain child of geographers from Indiana University Bloomington and Arizona State University may assist communities that are evaluating their sex offender policies.
A novel mathematical model,the brain child of geographers from Indiana University Bloomington and Arizona State University may assist communities that are evaluating their sex offender policies.
