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Originally Posted by johnnyloadproductions
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I don't know what the case is, but my former friend faced that or 10-15 years in prison. For most jobs your life is ruined once you get that sex offender registration (which would probably be mandatory with his deal). As long as he had internet access and limited restrictions on that you can always do something online.
Donny is somewhat delusional and overwhelmingly narcissistic, but he is smart.
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I never bothered firing up the sex offender app before moving to my place in Florida. Turns out I had one three doors down. He was the creepiest guy. You didn't even have to know he was on the registry to get the creeper vibe.
On more than one occasion I saw him sneaking what appeared to be minors (I'd guess 14 to 16 year old's) in the little passage way behind his place. I called the cops, but as far as I know, nothing came of it.
The city I was living in changed the law so that sex offenders could not live anywhere in the city limits because they'd always be too close to a school or church. That was done by design, as however many feet it was guaranteed every house was within that distance of one or the other. Unfortunately, he was grandfathered in, and despite wanting to move, he would not for that very reason. He could not move anywhere else in the city and still be grandfathered in.