3 N.J. Sex Offenders Charged With Using MySpace, Facebook

Three registered sex offenders in New Jersey have been accused of surfing MySpace and Facebook in violation of their parole.

[9out10copsRdirty]

Here we go again.....

[sickofthis]

9out10copsRdirty wrote:

Here we go again.....

Oh, look who had time between "dates" to start posting again! Please spare us your comments and get back to work in your bedroom...

[PETE]

Hey it's a good place for perverts to locate little kid's Children should not be aloud on that junk site. Let all the pig perverts stay on it and all the real people stop using it then see what happens. Wake up people. LET THE PERVS HAVE IT

[Fred]

It's time to start killing these perverts. You can't cure them, so death is the logical answer. If you need somebody to give them the needle or pull the switch, I volunteer at no charge. I'll even donate the gasoline to get to the execution site.

[Fred]

PETE wrote:

Hey it's a good place for perverts to locate little kid's Children should not be aloud on that junk site. Let all the pig perverts stay on it and all the real people stop using it then see what happens. Wake up people. LET THE PERVS HAVE IT

The last time I looked the word was allowed, not aloud. You must be a college boy.

[Bigsbydog]

Why do they keep letting these people out of prison... Cant they start excicuting them instead and save us the trouble of watching the....

[Voice of Reason]

Regardless of what is, or what isn't the opinion of the masses, parents need to start taking an active roll in the lives of their children. Myspace accounts can be set to private where only certain people (friends and family) who are granted admission by the person whose account it is, can send messages to the account holder. Parents need to start being parents and monitor their childrens online activity. I am not condoning these sex offenders having access to these sites, but if parents took an active roll and monitored their children, the kids would not become prey to these people.