Female sex offenders

[MissJacksonCA]

I recently read an article in the Charleston Post and Courier that was about female sex offenders and how its easier for people to see women as sex offenders today from how long ago people couldnt believe women were capable of such a thing. Then the paper went on to describe a local woman who feels she was wrongly listed as a sex offender when she was a 20 something she and her boyfriend had sex in front of a 13 year old child and that her boyfriend made her do it. The paper expected pity from the readers for the woman and this outrages me entirely. You cant write an article about how women are being accepted as offenders and then say but oh look they are sometimes forced into being one. Thats like taking the Ken and Barbie murders from Canada and saying alone they wouldn't pose a threat to people. I think if you're evil thats just it. Maybe its dormant. Maybe its well hidden from the public. But thats what you are. Some women are evil. They have the advantage since no one suspects a woman as easy as they suspect a man of something evil... whudduya think ...are female sex offenders out there lurking and just harder to catch

[_liam_]

stands to reason, there's been examples in the past. bit of trivia... queen victoria refused to illegalise lesbianism because she refused to believe women would do that sort of thing...

[AcesandEights]

whudduya think ...are female sex offenders out there lurking and just harder to catch God, I hope they're out there or I have been wasting a lot of my spare time at bars. So, yes, they are out there and they must be hard to catch (I have a net, chloroform and everything). Will report if I get any nibbles on the bait the bait this week.

[capncnut]

Female sex offenders? Of course, I could list a few in British criminal history, including killers. Going way overboard, I saw a documentary on child pornography once on the BBC and there were quite a few women prosecuted for it btw.

[_liam_]

yeh myra hindley, maxine carr etc. this is probably the worst thing i've ever read http://www.crimelibrary.com/notoriou.../likens/1.html

[capncnut]

Damn, that's pretty sad. And sickening.

[_liam_]

it's something that stays with you. personally i find it more shocking than japanese war crimes, etc. there's something slightly more unnerving about it, perhaps the fact it could be going on a few streets away, and you'd never know. f***ing terrible.

[Chic Freak]

When it comes to sex crimes against children, I believe that part of the reason might be that women tend to go about it in more subtle ways. i forget what the journal article I was reading was now (I'll look it p if anyone wants it) but it seemed to suggest that while male fiddlers tend to do stuff that is more easily identifiable by the child as abuse, and so is reported more, female offenders do more 'subtle' stuff like always walking in on kids while they're getting changed, leaving doors open so the kid can see them bathing etc, and other stuff I don't particularly want to go into right now. I'm not saying that these things I just mentioned are bad in themselves btw, but added to other things mentioned in the paper, and happening constantly, they can indicate abuse. But it's harder to notice sometimes than outright rape. Plus women are generally seen as better carers for children, the stereotypical paedophile is always male etc

[CornishCorpse]

Heh I already knew the Queen victoria trivia, ah england how I love thee..cept for the politicans and chavs and policies..and taxes : Deep breath: Alot of female sex offenders get away with alot more offences as Chic mentioned because they are more subtle and besides when someone says "peado" do you think of a smiling rosey cheecked woman or a dirty bauld slobbering old man? Stereotype is a bitch. I had a mate who was heading back from the pub one night and saw this toddler wandering around, this was about 1-2 in the morning and this toddler was just wandering around apparently. My mate asked the child where his mum and dad were but before he could respond some ladettes were yelling that he was a peado and moving the kid away. Stereotypes in action. Bleh.

[Debbieangel]

I forget the authors name but the name of the book is famous here in the USA "A Child Called It". Are you Brits familiar with that book? The things he endured by his own mothers hands are horrible I mean really there arent words for it really! Darn the authors name is right on the tip of my tongue/fingers..sorry! Paltzer or Pulzer I think! My daughter when she was in the military she got to meet him a very dynamic man! Now I am not sure about sexual predator its been some years since I read the book I am going to have to borrow the set from my daughter and read the whole series I have only read first one! I know this is a sexual predator thread but the things she did to this guy were abominable horrible scarring!

[CornishCorpse]

A child called it by David.J. Pelzer..Yes Im familiar its a very good book, youre right about the horrific things the mother does to her child in that book. There is a series of these books?

[coma]

The Movie/Book sybil is a good example of that behavior (mother/daughter abuse) to the extreme. Very disturbing. I knew this guy in college who told me he got molested by a Nun. She dragged him in a closet and pulled up her habit "all I remember is hair. Endless hair". While that may sound just gross, the look on hi face said way more than that. double ugh

[Debbieangel]

A child called it by David.J. Pelzer..Yes Im familiar its a very good book, youre right about the horrific things the mother does to her child in that book. There is a series of these books? Yes there is a series and I can get the names for you!

[CornishCorpse]

Thank you would be intresting in a weird way. : Virtual high five : Just realised that a high five in a sex offenders thread seems a lil out of place : Replaces with solemn nod :

[coma]

Thank you would be intresting in a weird way. : Virtual high five : Just realised that a high five in a sex offenders thread seems a lil out of place : Replaces with solemn nod : Good sense prevails! unfortunately for I am an afficianado of bad taste