David is a tier 3 sex offender. He spent 13 years in prison and was to homelessness.

[@erict7185]

1:45 apparently it's really inconvenient for registered sex offenders to need to check in twice a week. the fact that they sexually abused someone, now inconveniences their daily lives. Why don't i feel sympathy for the poor sex offender?

[@breslittleyarncornor5680]

Too bad they are allowed to live in a free society. In alot of countries they wouldnt be breathing. The most loathsome scum ever walked the earth

[@LordMullins]

It's cos they're sacks of shyte that u don't have any sympathy for them but I'm sure you have sympathy for their victims as we all do

[@SUICIDE_GEHAD]

Monday thru Friday and its not inconvenient

[@achen5689]

It's because he committed his offense nearly 20 years ago and shouldn't have to carry the burden of something that he has very likely long changed his ways from. I feel sorry for him, no matter how scummy he *_was_* in the past, that moral-panicking idiots like yourself has unnecessarily caused him the situation he's in: homelessness, a requirement to check in too often to the police *_because_* he is homeless, having to deal with a shame that he probably shouldn't own after 20 years (way after his victim has likely healed and healed completely), having no real prospect of a job *_because_* he has to check into police too often *_because_* he is homeless, having to face the reality of re-offense *_because_* society wouldn't give him a 2nd chance in the first place. You're lack of sympathy has made him the very guy that you would hate to see hurt another child. All you've done is hurt him and, more importantly, yourself. See? Perhaps it's time for you to stop your petty, illogical anger and start thinking rationally about the situation.

[@LordMullins]

@@achen5689 also if you read all the comments you'll find your opinion is overwhelmingly in the minority

[@teriyaki21]

His victim(s) have to live with the trauma for the rest of their lives. I don't feel sorry for this guy. At all.

[@Woudloper]

Or they killed themselves. Horrible experiences like sexual abuse scar you for the rest of your days and many persons who have gone through that experience end their lives prematurely.

[@johnthefrogakakrazert819]

Not sure what he did exactly. But once the punishment is over, it's over.

[@kevjames4236]

@@johnthefrogakakrazert819 the punishment is never over for the victims though. Sex offenders should suffer until they die.

[@chesterdonnelly1212]

@@kevjames4236 it's never over for the perpetrator either if they're on the sex offenders register for life. They are basically on parole for the rest of their lives.

[@GeneticallyDefectiveBroski]

@ZackM Not reallly. This is ONE sex offender he's interviewed out of how many interviews? You shouldn't be throwing bullshit accusations like that around, based on nothing.

[@stephenconlon653]

I can’t have any sympathy with sex offenders, they can ruin their victims’ lives

[@jemmajames6719]

Stephen Conlon I think it’s a mental illness, my sympathy stops when they start abusing, either looking at images or abusing people themselves. Though the act of looking at images is also abuse. We have to find out how to help these people, to stop them abusing in the first place. We need to get to a point where they can come forward for help, trouble is many don’t think what they are doing is wrong. I’m afraid I don’t think you can ever trust anyone who abuses, ever.

[@breslittleyarncornor5680]

No sympathy no care. The lowest of the low. He knows just what to say but given a chance believe me they have no conscious. If this guy was on fire I would not spit on him to put him out

[@Camd937]

Jemma James nah fam it’s spiritual, the spirit of lust can lead to that. They need deliverance.

[@newspapertaxis1]

This PERV.........Sick dude...Go to jail and grab your ankles.........

[@breslittleyarncornor5680]

You cant pray away the sick evil these things are. Ultimate evil, the sickest and nastiest that ever walked on 2 legs. You have to have a heart, concious, sense of shame and remorse, and a soul which they are all devoid of. There is no curing, reforming,or rehabilitating this type of sub human. Their brains arent made correctly. They dont feel for anybody but themselves. You are kidding yourselves if you think so. I have been plagued by these empty eyed no heart monsters since I was 14 and raped by my step father who ruined his own daughter granddaughter my baby sister and myself. In the 70s this was swept under the rug and my own mother slapped me when I told her. He went on to ruin 5 other girls and a young boy before he died. That's the problem here. Yall think you can fix them and the lap that up so they can get close to another victim. Wake up. Give the victims help. I guarantee alot of those mentally I'll and self medicating homeless were abused by this scum of the earth. Look in their eyes. First they will look away them it will dawn on you they are dead behind those eyes. PPfffttt just keep sweeping it under the carpet until it's one of yours they abuse and I promise you will change your tune.

[@ruthb3870]

I dont feel bad for this guy. People like him are the reason so many people get into addiction ruining their lives.

[@heyheypaulaoz5649]

I agree

[@vishyswa]

Yep, hard to have sympathy for this one.

[@heyheypaulaoz5649]

@@vishyswa I like ur youtube name!!🙂

[@irate74]

Very true

[@Kelly-ew9vf]

@B have you seen the a chen dude every where?

[@MrRick808]

I think one of his wishes should be to take back the hurt he has caused to his innocent victims.

[@cushpb4466]

Rick 808 yeah could have made him believable ,but na didn't even enter his mind no empathy or remorse from him

[@lilacook8672]

Just like I can't forgive( and mean from the heart ) the person who gave my daughter HEROIN 😡 THAT'S ALSO an evil 👿 !!!! Too watch how hopeless she feels how HARD she's trying and her remorse !! This guy DOESN'T SHOW remorse EVEN !!! "It's a fearful thing to fall into the hands of an ANGRY God !!! "

[@snorttroll4379]

did he hurt them by effing them?

[@achen5689]

The video was an interview of his situation with living and employment; he was answering the interviewer's questions. His not having mentioned remorse doesn't mean he isn't. People should stop making the worst assumptions of him.

[@achen5689]

@@lilacook8672 Society doesn't full-fledge shame a heroin distributor. You don't shame a heroin distributor the way you shame a child sex offender. You are more than aware of that. A little understanding of a sex offender's living situation will go a long way. For one, showing him forgiveness, no matter how hard, might cause him to express remorse more easily. If we keep shaming him mercilessly, on the hand, he's not going to want to share his remorse at all; because he knows he won't produce any positive results from trying to rehabilitate. For all he understand, he's just wasting his time. Whst difference does it make if he offends again? In fact, it's probably attitudes like yours that made him not want to express any remorse in this video. See what you're doing to him?

[@Mommaatoz]

I was a victim of sexual abuse. I would feel much safer knowing he was in a house and not homeless. If he has a home, his parole officer can pop in for surprise visits to make sure he isn’t looking at child porn. They can make sure he doesn’t have any items that could be used to entice a child. Also, sadly we have children who are homeless. Sex offenders seem like the nicest people ever. That is how they seduce their victims. I have a lot of anxiety and anger toward the man who abused me. Lucky for me, he died. But it left me with PTSD and anxiety. Just knowing that this man is homeless and wandering around makes my anxiety worse. I would rather him be in a house. That way he is a lot more accessible to law enforcement.

[@candyelliott8729]

Beckie G and now he's going to become a trucker

[@timblackwood1531]

Jib Jab but that's fine ...... but what if she's aithiest ? I reckon she should be upset and for as long as she wants ! Also if there really was a God why would he let terrible things happen All the time ? Reason is their ain't no God !

[@nullish0]

Sorry you had to go through that. Your pragmatic views are something that is short supply in humanity. Keep on trucking

[@classicrocklover5615]

Police could keep an even better eye on him if he stayed behind bars.

[@davidlamotta1994]

I committed a lot of crimes as a young man. I drank alcohol, smoked pot, stole from my friends and family, even burglarized empty homes looking for lord knows what. As bad as my crimes were, I'll never understand this thing called SEX OFFENDER! I mean what is it to do these things? You got to be some kind of a SPECIES to attack people, take their clothes off, drop your drawers and forcibly have sex with another human being. I mean what is that, who does that!

[@kewkabe]

Normal people wake up and think about what they have to do that day, not think "my number one priority is 'no more victims'" (10:00) ... if that's your main thought, you don't belong in society.

[@Kowalth]

This is the most accurate comment for this video. His speech had several flaws, so many that sadly he didn't notice that.

[@maplecozy]

Yes.

[@ghostofreagan3181]

He shouldn't be homeless. He should be living in prison.

[@achen5689]

Doesn't look like that's the situation, nor do I think it's going to be. He hasn't reoffended since his release. There you go.

[@ghostofreagan3181]

@@achen5689 Yet! There You go.

[@achen5689]

@@ghostofreagan3181 Right... except I didn't say "yet"; that was your willful attempt at manipulating my intended message. It's been more than 17 years since he was convicted. And, he hasn't reoffended since. Did you want to try mocking my final line again?

[@ghostofreagan3181]

@@achen5689 that we know of

[@tyriexs5]

@@achen5689 HE STOLE LIVES JAIL SHOULD BE HIS NASTY ASS HOME

[@pixelobservations]

I was first sexually abused around the age of two, the first day of my abuse was the day of my death and for the past 27 years I have been carrying around the corpse of a little girl. He paid his price to society, yet his victims some who may likely be homeless themselves get to carry life sentences. Lock them up, put them on an island, keep them away and off the streets.

[@dontmindme333]

PixelObservations how do u even remember

[@pixelobservations]

Well Jack, when a child is sexually abused that trauma forms an emotional response around that event. I actually recall memories around the time of my abuse much more clearly than I can ones a few years ago because the trauma was so much so that my emotional response basically made a map of the event thus enabling me to go into dissociation regression and eventual shit hitting the fan when it all came back out as an adult and the map resurfaced allowing me to relive my trauma every day. My abuse started around the age of two it didn't end until 7 so that's how I remember. I also think it's important to remember that many of us survivors have more than just our own memory and word to support our story.

[@fact121]

Might mean jackshit what I'm about to say, but don't lose yourself more than you already have, I know exactly what the feel is like, I've never been abused, but a very close person to me was, and doesn't matter the time the pain won't vanish, scars plus scars, will always stay, but go on, keep going, struggle on and WIN! WIN GOD DAMMIT! YOU GOT THIS! WIN! If life gives you Sticks, you build a madafakin' boat! Just look into the future, I know it's hard, and emotions are a fucked up thing, but WIN!

[@pixelobservations]

fact121 Thank you for this (truly thank you), I really appreciate it. I agree with you on that and rest assured I will win and my boat is being built as I type : )

[@fact121]

Don't thank me, Rather take a bit of my time to give away some love,, then the hate other people do! So yeah, be strong, and I'm glad you are on to it! Good luck

[@marykayquacklemeier4710]

Only difference between him and certain men is that this guy got caught. Think about it. Lots of people walking around who got away with their crimes.

[@kajaesperanto382]

Right. And there are also female sex offenders. As shocking as it is that people can't admit it. Usually after a teacher rapes a 12 year old boy the media turns her into a page 3 model.

[@giivbvsllkktgccv4744]

Yup, many people are doing what he did and noone will.ever know

[@robertpaulson2642]

What's scary is that this guy acts and looks completely normal and unassuming.

[@benhartart9487]

hes a human being, no offense but you are no better than he

[@kathyh3120]

I was thinking the same thing!

[@selenavelez9041]

The good thing is he admits what he did while looking into camera

[@nursebennie3256]

That is correct. I was a corrections nurse. The best and most polite and cooperative inmates, were sex offenders. That is how they obtain their victims. VERY manipulative and they are the first ones to complain about thier living conditions in jail, get real intellectual and say they are going to offend again if they don't get what they want. Deep down, they dont think what they did was wrong, they think that screwing kids is normal, and they play victim all the time in jail and demand special privileges because the other inmates are harrassing them (poor babies). Tier three is bad. He probably had sex with family members OR multiple victims, for ex:a youth group offender that had multiple counts or incidents. This man is full of s##t. He will sound so very very convincing but make no mistake. He WILL repeat, whether homeless or not. I'm sorry, but we are talking about a child. A child!!!. I don't care if it is two days, two years, or two decades. He preyed on a CHILD. I worked in pediatrics as well. You want to be real with it? How about, when a two or three year old is being treated either vaginally, orally, or anal for an STD or HIV, that a sex offender gave them. Something they could have for the rest of thier lives!!!! Nawwww. I'm sorry, no sympathy, I've seen too much. They are not sorry for what they did. Kill them all and send them on thier way to HELL. That is alot coming from me because I'm supposed to be humane in my profession. But I have no sympathy if you abuse a child.

[@rileycoyote8275]

@@benhartart9487 Bullshit. Pedophiles are the scum of the Earth. Anyone here who isn't a pedophile is 1000000 times better than this scumsucking monster

[@beyondbeleef1013]

Even tho I hate the things this man has done I hope his victims find peace and I hope he finds stability in life and truly changes and becomes a better human being

[@snubRadar01]

He will be a better human when he’s dead

[@j.c.harrisassetmanagement7939]

Demons like him don’t change. Sorry.

[@nickdelaney6953]

How do u know what he did

[@SpaceOmega-zz6vs]

"Sex offenders are at increased risk for committing another sex offense if they are homeless." As a person against perversion of justice, and acknowledges some of the evidence of physiological and people's choices, this is likely true. As a person who knows a bit of how biological life works, one thing is true though, these are human beings. I do not think retribution is ever the answer even if the victim wants that because quite frankly, there is evidence many victims can heal without needing it. Norway justice system is meant to be about rehabilitation, some might call it "restoration justice", and guess what? The country has one of the world's least re-offending rate. And because of the risk, isolating those, even tier-3 sex offenders is in some way a complicit to creating more victims which is terrible. A society that truly follows justice rehabilitates people instead of 'traditionally punishing' them. Period. No exceptions.

[@Silverado1234]

Life without parole or death have pretty low re-offending statistics too. I think depending on the crime these sentences can be appropriate. Norway might have a low crime rate but it's an insult to victims.

[@SpaceOmega-zz6vs]

@@Silverado1234 Do you know that? Also, violence is very high due to life ruining punishments. Victims do not have any right to revenge so no, it's not an insult to victims. If Norway got rid of the humane treatment of humans in favor of your perverted views, then it's likely there would be more victims.

[@ricardolobopower]

He wants the compassion he didnt have for his victims.

[@achen5689]

No, Bubba, he doesn't. He doesn't wish to be reintegrated and doesn't want to live in a house, because he fears he might do it again. I would think that's some form of compassion for victims.

[@ricardolobopower]

@@achen5689 compassion would be not raping

[@meggrotte4760]

I'm an abus survivor. This guy really needs Jesus. There are demonic entities that take a person's weakness and magnify it times 1,000 I'm not joking about this. I've been serving in Taiwan for 20 years, and I've seen it With that being said, that's all I can offer as far as kindness. He really can't be delivered. You know if his problem was just an addiction, the more you starve something it actually breaks in the brain and it dies Nothing. This is an addiction. I think it's like any sinful tendency that's being twisted and made more intense With that being said, yeah, don't let him be around kids. For any issue, you never want to be in the same position where that issue can be triggered You can be healed but you also have to keep yourself in check, too A person has to want to be healed. I've seen everything healed in my lifetime through the power of jesus

[@MsDidi38]

Sorry, couldn't get through this. I don't have any sympathy for this man. Saying him being homeless makes it unsafe for others is a type of apologetics. He is unsafe because he is a predator. The person who he assaulted won't be 'over it' in 13 yrs and neither should he

[@cockoffgewgle4993]

Oh get over it. He’s had more trauma to deal with than his victims. 13 years in prison, several on the streets, lifelong guilt and social pariah status.

[@alyssag.5758]

If his victims were children he deserves the electric chair.

[@alyssag.5758]

@@cockoffgewgle4993 how would you feel if someone molested your kids?

[@cockoffgewgle4993]

@@alyssag.5758 How would you feel if your kid grew up and molested kids?

[@alyssag.5758]

@@cockoffgewgle4993 your kid is a child molestor? 😯

[@MarkMagill]

Tier 3: is any sexual assault against any child 13 or under. I have no remorse for this predator. Sorry. These predators cannot be rehabilitated and should be euthanized. To prey on the most vulnerable segment of society is unforgivable. His victims will never be able to recover and like himself...are damaged goods. Although he might have been a victim of sexual abuse himself...this makes his crimes even more deplorable. I wish there was a program where they could give him employment just so he can pay restitution to his victim(s)...such as 1/2 his paycheck.

[@InvisiblePeople]

The point is leaving sex offenders on the streets increases their chances of offending again. I had a hard time with this interview. I wanted to slam him to the ground! He gave me the creeps! But in the homeless services sector, it's hard to find support to get sex offenders off the streets. Many people think "let them stay homeless. they deserve it" and while homelessness is hell, it's not a place for anyone and most certainly not for sex offenders.

[@MissyTC-86]

There are other definitions under tier 3, such as sexually assaulting a person who has been drugged.

[@cockoffgewgle4993]

Weird how people get so hysterical about sex crimes. Kids are hit as a matter of course, neglect and other forms of abuse are endemic, nobody cares. But touch their intimate bits and you're satan.

[@OrthodoxAtheist]

@Cockoff Gewgle "Kids are hit as a matter of course, neglect and other forms of abuse are endemic, nobody cares." Not sure what your surroundings are like, but that's not my world. If you're seen hitting a kid, you'd better have the ambulance on speed dial, and/or be prepared for jail time. Adult children have disassociated from their parents for neglect/abuse they suffered as a child. Such parents often grow old, alone, and with no love or support as a result. Quite rightly. I don't see the comments here as hysteria. They are quite appropriate. Per some of the posts here - punishment should last at least as long as your victim's suffering. That's usually life in this case. The man was given three wishes, and none of them were to go back in time and not sexually assault a child. I can't fathom how you can commit that crime, have your whole life literally destroyed because of it, and that not be one of your wishes. That's very troubling.

[@cockoffgewgle4993]

"Not sure what your surroundings are like, but that's not my world. If you're seen hitting a kid, you'd better have the ambulance on speed dial, and/or be prepared for jail time." Most parents hit their kids. Show me some stats on how many get prosecuted or sent to jail. abcnews.go.com/US/story?id=90406&page=1 www.brookings.edu/research/hitting-kids-american-parenting-and-physical-punishment/ " Adult children have disassociated from their parents for neglect/abuse they suffered as a child. Such parents often grow old, alone, and with no love or support as a result. Quite rightly. " By your rationale, they should be in prison for life. Because those kids will be "serving a life sentence". "I don't see the comments here as hysteria. They are quite appropriate. Per some of the posts here - punishment should last at least as long as your victim's suffering. That's usually life in this case." Being sexually abused doesn't destroy your life. If it did, every victim would kill themselves instantly. You're being hysterical and displaying zero objectivity. Ten years in a US prison, as a sex offendor, where you're isolated for 23 hours/day, living in the most primitive, barbaric environment, is far worse than being sexually abused. Also, the primary reason people are sent to prison, or should be, at least, is not punishment-- it's to protect the public from their reoffending. Punishment/rehabilitation are secondary. The only reason sex crimes have been elevated to the absurd status they have is because it's the only crime that is more directed at women than men. And feminism dogma has become the predominant ideology. Gotta protect the wimmens. Even above children. The secondary reason is that we live in such a sexually repressed society.

[@kenzih2027]

I dont think he had the right to whinge about how "inconvenient" the whole registration and checking at the police station process is.

[@glennv3176]

I'm sure the children he raped found it somewhat inconvenient at the time

[@Piegoose]

No need to be rediculous. He paid and is still paying for his crime

[@glennv3176]

Piegoose he destroyed children. You can't pay for that crime.

[@Piegoose]

Alright you fucking outragists, he did his prison sentence = he paid for his crime. Easy as that. He still deals with bullshit and I don't pity him

[@AllyyllA]

Piegoose completing your prison sentence doesn’t mean you paid for sht. It just means a group of people in a room think this might make it even. It doesn’t. And it will not.

[@kellyparks2712]

I can't watch until the end. He's trying to make excuses for being a sex offender.

[@brandonglassock148]

You nailed it👍 And slowly but surely our society is letting it creep in. Child drag queens are cheered now.

[@user-uf7ve4sr4r]

@@brandonglassock148 um, if youre reffering to children wearing makeup or something, a child can do/wear whatever they want. stop victim blaming.

[@brandonglassock148]

@@user-uf7ve4sr4r No, I'm specifically talking about the child drag queens, like Desmond Napoles. And I blame the 'parents'. Children should not be sexualized for adult perverts to fawn over. Don't twist my words around. Especially not on this subject.

[@brandonglassock148]

@@user-uf7ve4sr4r And no, a child can not do whatever they want. That's where parents come in. To guide and correct the children so they have a foundation. Your outlook has told me all I need to know about you. And the fact that you post under a pseudonym nails it.

[@GeneticallyDefectiveBroski]

I didn't hear him make any excuses for being a sex offender. He says he deserved the 13 year sentence he got and he takes full responsibility for what he did. I'm not defending his crimes but just confused how you came to that conclusion after listening to the same interview I just did.

[@beatrixtarantino]

I was sexually abused when I was a child, at 5. But even if it's difficult to hear him. he has the right to tell it's story. he is honest.

[@hypersonic6649]

No one gives a motherfuckin' flyin' fuck!

[@Misslynndance]

How do you know hes honest? Sexual child predators do nothing but lie.

[@harmondraws]

@@Misslynndance he didn't have to say he's a predator for a KZbin video.

[@halli7326]

I'm so sorry we went through these things, don't listen to these organisms on here they don't care about the survivors , their comments alone are psychotic and prove that.they probably are people hurting others themselves you can tell. Let us stay in our peace, I've been hoping for a grounded comment and your the only one.blessings to you really helps me right now. @Beatrix kiddo

[@qr-code6334]

@@hypersonic6649 So you were either abused yourself, are an abuser yourself or you were dropped on your head when you were a kid.

[@truthiz7873]

So he served his debt? What about his victims? They have to live with horror for the rest of their lives. So for his inconvenience.

[@SpaceOmega-zz6vs]

What about the victims? They can still get therapy without the need of revenge.

[@arizonachronicsmoker]

SpaceOmega5000 who said anything about revenge?

[@SpaceOmega-zz6vs]

@@arizonachronicsmoker I mean I sometimes hear wondering of the victim when it comes to the guilty, as if that is used to "justify" causing suffering to the guilty.

[@breslittleyarncornor5680]

Very true we have to live with the horror for the rest of our lives.

[@breslittleyarncornor5680]

@@LowTempDabr So what I'm still serving time for what was done to me. I was 14 that means I've been locked in a hell I didnt ask for was forced on me 47 years ago. THATS SUBSTANTIAL.. MY daughters abuser got 7 years served 5 and she was 13 had a baby and gave it up for adoption . So you think 5 yrs makes up for her childhood being stolen. No wonder this world is full of sex offenders.

[@chesterdonnelly1212]

The more this guy talks the less I like him. He feels sorry for himself.

[@tywellington1906]

Oh yes he totally feels sorry for himself. The guy is serious sex offender! WTF!? He is a creep.

[@sarahcastro5379]

He should still be locked up period.

[@Mh-zg2bx]

10000000%

[@sarahvand3628]

Yep. Life for sex offenders

[@Futureacquiescence]

Exactly. Housing? How about prison

[@squeakybeak7832]

I really want to believe when he says "no more victims is the top priority" but experience keeps me from believing those words of his.

[@happypickle244]

I completely agree.

[@lilacook8672]

Agree

[@Jaded-Wanderer]

He is volunteering this nasty information under zero duress. I don't think he's lying when he says 'no more victims', but he knows he is deeply flawed and re-offending is not impossible.

[@achen5689]

It's unfortunate what happened to you. I was all but sexually harassed at a very young age myself. However, he (David in the video) shouldn't carry the burden of what your predator did to you. I think a lot of times people forget that we need to assess each individual offender for their own specific case and situation.

[@KelticTim]

More like “no more getting caught”. Sorry but imo when you commit a crime like that, your suspect for the rest of your life.

[@franciscopolicarpo96]

At 6:00 minutes he says he's been homeless for almost 3 years, at the end for the second wish he's been homeless for more than 4 years. He's just being manipulative and want people to help the homeless because he is one and he wants help, idk but didn't convince me

[@madelen9279]

This was such a unreflective comment section so I just have to give my two cents. First of all; Yes, he is messed up for doing what he did, he probably was before that and probably still is. A huge reason for why so many of your people turn out criminals is, in my opinion, because your country do not care about all their citizens. In most cases only the ones born into opportunities and resources are appreciated and looked out for. Every one else has to fight to pretty much keep even their human rights. Sink or swim, baby. I often think your «worst» citizens is a reflection on your country, at least that fits the US. So, not only do your country ignore you and your needs before you even commit a crime, it also does after you do it. No help, no rehabilitation, no real justice in the long run for anyone. Just the fact that the majority of US citizens believe in the death penalty shows us that you just want to sweep it under the rug and ignore the real problems. They don’t really solve things in US prisons, if you haven’t noticed. I’m rooting for you America, but this ain’t it. Dare to actually look, don’t just ignore and kill of all your problems cause you won’t learn anything from if. Greetings from an annoying Scandinavian.

[@theentity5201]

Good grief, this comments section is absolute aids. Humans love to hate and cannot be trusted to forgive. Like Tommy lee Jones in men in black said, "humans are dumb panicky animals" There really isnt a situation where people will accept the concept of remorse from a figure of hate, humans are too rigid. I think this guy is legit. If it was a young of a different species, humans would condemn it for a while but there isnt really the demand to remember and focus on it what with registers. There is no evil just what's popular to love or hate. Humans are not even allowed unfavourable opinions because of raw fear.

[@aboutagirl5085]

Ugggh...no. I don't feel bad for him at all.

[@jwhite937]

His 3 wishes tho! Money,help homeless and a vacation?! Would about taking back what you did !

[@MCC4RTHY1]

crazy dope exactly

[@benedictanunes4579]

..

[@rileycoyote8275]

@@caseypeppin4655 Bullshit. He takes responsibility for getting caught. He'd do it again in a heartbeat.

[@mrsTraveller64]

Not ONE of his wishes were for his victims!!!! All of them were for HIM,I'm glad he was asked that question,it made us see deep inside of him...Correct answer would have been" I'd give my three wishes to my victims".

[@VancouverCanucksRock]

Sexual Predators don't care about their Victims

[@spankymcfly9138]

We're all hypocrites! People need second chances...even sex offenders. Id rather have them working than walking the streets and living on my tax dollars...

[@achen5689]

Tax dollars. I actually haven't considered that point.

[@pamelavance648]

Tier 3 multiple offenses second chance done used up

[@xrenegade87xchannel88]

@Rise Over here305 excuses are the root of all evil

[@xrenegade87xchannel88]

@@pamelavance648 Yeah I think he needs to be constantly watched 24/7

[@deoglemnaco7025]

I believe him. I would let him take a nap with my toddler. (My toddler needs some damn reality anyway).

[@RobinFlysHigh]

How is he out of prison? He shouldn't be homeless. He should be in prison where he can't re-offend again

[@rodneymack1999]

Or in his grave, so he wouldn't reoffend.

[@achen5689]

Not going to happen. (@RobinFlysHigh) Enough's enough. Let's start acting like adults, now, and please think rationally about the situation.

[@RobinFlysHigh]

@@achen5689 It is rational. People are supposed to be in prison for one of four reasons: 1. Justice 2. Punishment 3. Rehabilitation 4. Because they are a danger to society/likely to re-offend again I would argue he is in the latter category

[@achen5689]

​@@RobinFlysHigh "It is rational." No, it's not; and, you know it's not. You're well-aware that David served and completed his prison sentence; nearly 20 years ago. He hasn't re-offended since. He's no longer a substantial "danger to society". Complaining that he's not still in prison is not "Justice". It's pathetic, unproductive, and simply brattishly annoying. Grow up.

[@RobinFlysHigh]

@@achen5689 The sass and hostility. Lol. I think maybe you need to take your own advice about behaving "brattishly". I never said it would be justice. My argument was that he is still a threat to society. I listed justice as one of the four _supposed_ reasons for incarceration. Nowhere did I say it would have any bearing on this situation. You waste your time attacking me while there are a large group of people in the comments saying things such as, "they don't care", "he deserves to die", etc. I think all things considered I have a pretty measured response compared to most. Maybe go tell them they're behaving brattishly instead lol

[@senasena1496]

Really how about wishing you go back in time and didn't abuse kids, instead of a vacation, unbelievable

[@senasena1496]

He did say he regrets so maby theres a chance

[@SPR2182]

that shows his true character...

[@julesut0267]

sena sena You are correct. This tells you he has no remorse. Sicking this guy is.

[@rileycoyote8275]

@@senasena1496 He only regrets that he got caught.

[@achen5689]

Why are people hellbent on his side-mention of a vacation? Humans want vacations, whether they're good or bad. Your criticizing him for this will not stop his human desires to want a vacation; neither is your criticizing his lack of verbally mentioning regret going to nullify the real possibility that he might very well be remorseful. (Just because someone doesn't say something doesn't mean that they're not. Furthermore, I would like to think that the traumatic experience of hurting someone would affect a person 10 folds. He's a human, so I would think there was some guilt he felt.) Quite childishly vilifying him for breadcrust.

[@greenvibz]

I hate to state the obvious here but there really isn’t enough resources (affordable housing, jobs etc) to go around. Combine that with the amount of homeless people who are on the streets medicating themselves with drugs and unable to function in society- in many cases due to early trauma and abuse. Are all humans equal- yes. But faced with the choice of who to house and feed I would hope that the sex offenders would be the last to be taken care of. Sex offenders made the choice to abuse and take away the innocence of another human life, victims did not make a choice to be victimized. Society should prioritize accordingly.

[@JT-ry2fs]

Am I supposed to feel sorry for this guy? I can't imagine how many lives he's ruined with his twisted desires.

[@InvisiblePeople]

Not at all. The point is, sex offenders homeless are at a greater risk of hurting more children, which is horrible. I know some people feel homelessness is a punishment, but in this situation, it’s a risk.

[@JT-ry2fs]

@@InvisiblePeople I understand that. But if he didn't have the resources he should have never been let out of prison. He's not finished paying his debt to society or he wouldn't be on the registry for life. He deserves to pay for his crimes the rest of his life. It's not like he's someone who ended up on registry for pissing outside or dating a freshman when he was a senior. This dude I can gurantee has multiple victims to be a tier 3 offender. We have so many other people that deserve help. But it's not society's job to make sure this guy has a home and/or job so he doesn't re offend. He should put himself back in prison if he thinks he's at risk without a home until he's able to figure it out

[@JT-ry2fs]

@Rico Williams society will be looking out for him. Him being on the registry for life makes sure of that

[@maplecozy]

@Rico Williams NO. IT ISN'T. He's not two.

[@maplecozy]

@@InvisiblePeople How about he take PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY for NOT hurting others. If we need to prevent him doing that , he shouldn't be free.

[@Wisdom8485]

The only reason I want him boxed I mean housed is to watch him closer. When I said housed I meant locked up...move on no one cares about your life..if I had anything for you I would send it to your VICTIMS yes Plural.

[@EB-wl9st]

He is smooth, articulate, calculating. His face belies little emotion. His empathy towards others - his victims or others who are homeless is completely fabricated. He is not capable of compassion and only mimics it, having observed what it looks like from others. His 3 wishes were all about him, him, him, I, I, I. Even when he said he wanted to help others who were homeless, it circled back to himself. As everyone else pointed out - he did not wish he could undo all he had done. He did not wish he could heal the souls of his victims. He is a clever, self absorbed narcissistic psycopath. It's all about him. He frightens me bacause he looks so normal. The face of evil.

[@servo4970]

Proove your claim, can't right? I have a beared and look semitic and I am looking at you eagerly. Am I a bomber? No right? So stop it Guess what I am a Bible reader, my eager look is natural and my standard face is like that, still policemen think I am a drugg addict when they see me o. the streets and stop me all times. It's about the soul of he feels compassion it's up to God, he knows what is this man up to. I give him positive vote if he can repent is good for him.

[@whateveritis3103]

@@servo4970 you missed the point completely my friend.

[@Posithope]

@@servo4970 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️ you really are clueless. This comment was 💯💯💯 correct. This man is a narcissistic psychopath, he is the most dangerous. You best get a degree or two in psychology or behavioral studies.

[@sub-harmonik]

how do you know all that? are you a mind reader? or at least a psychologist?

[@alizanster]

I have no sympathy for him either, but these residency laws are crazy. He needs to be housed and have a job so he can be monitored more effectively. Him being homeless and constantly moving around makes it harder for him to be tracked by law enforcement. Keeping him on the streets increases the danger for everyone.

[@OGAdriana]

I had a psychology professor who was very an established author, researcher, and clinician and while she was very curious and eclectic about human behavior, she was very vocal about her not being able to accept a clinical patient who was a sex offender and/or specifically a pedophiliac. I can understand this very much so. Sexual crimes are a very sticky topic. While I'm SO curious and interest in offenders' thought patterns and behaviors, it's very, very hard to look past those types of crimes.

[@FinalFantasy8911debater]

She's a coward and ultimately not a very good professor.

[@Silverado1234]

Sticky topic.....was that on purpose.

[@bm6969]

He's a danger to society

[@xrenegade87xchannel88]

Society is a danger to itself

[@mczenk5095]

Are we supposed to care about this guy? As a parent I don't.

[@VoodooChileJ11]

I think he’s just interviewing different homeless stories not organizing a charity concert

[@maplecozy]

" He's paid his debt to society" His debt is to the person/persons he hurt and their loved ones. Only THEY can decide if that debt has been paid. Note : He didn't wish for healing for those he hurt.

[@whateveritis3103]

If given the chance he'd re-offend.

[@Silverado1234]

In reality if he wished for that it would just be lip service. It's obvious people like this cannot be cured.

[@achen5689]

@OP: *_|||"His debt is to the person/persons he hurt and their loved ones. "|||_* Which said-person is a member of society. David's spent more than 20 years on the registry, as well as having served so many years in jail. I think more than some decent debt has been handed the victims; who, mind you, probably wish to move on; and wish for people like you to quit reminding them of their trauma. That aside, crimes as manslaughter and assault with a deadly weapon causes trauma that will stay with the victim forever. You don't seem to say that the perpetrators of *_these_* crimes are at the mercy of their victims deciding whether or not they (perpetrators) get to move on. (Hell, people enjoy talking about the bravado of these kind of violent predators in prison; never mind that there are real victims of assault/manslaughter/murder who are either suffering, or have family members who are.) David's paid his debts long ago. Quit picking on him, just because his name is "sex offender".

[@Silverado1234]

@@achen5689 you a chomo?

[@achen5689]

@@Silverado1234 *_|||"you a chomo?"|||_* Asked and answered.

[@rebeccaj5336]

His three wishes tell you everything you need to know about this guy. No remorse. Not a single thought goes out to his victims...

[@julielarson3107]

I thought that, too.

[@achen5689]

No, it doesn't. A person who expresses a pleasantly silly wish as going on a vacation doesn't mean he doesn't have remorse for his past actions. Quit letting your emotions dictate your thinking.

[@rebeccaj5336]

@@achen5689 sure... Every reason to be silly and playful in his situation. Maybe that's gonna attract the kid?

[@achen5689]

@@rebeccaj5336 You're really not helping your argument.

[@rebeccaj5336]

@@achen5689 whatever helps you sleep at night

[@stevenixx3595]

This video should be removed, he lost his right to talk about his issues when he offended and hurt people.

[@InvisiblePeople]

+Steve Nixx why this video is important is because there are tens of thousands of sex offenders on the streets homeless. Most people don't have a problem with that believing that any sex offender deserves homelessness, but in reality, being on the streets increases the chance they will commit more crimes against children!

[@stevenixx3595]

The rest of your videos are great and I hope you keep going - just this guy man... one of his wishes should have been to go back and stop that kid being hurt.

[@awaketogrey]

+Invisible People i don't think tier 3 sex offenders like this dude she get priority housing over other innocent homeless people. the real problem is that he should not have been released so early for such a heinous crime. he should be back in prison where he belongs.

[@awaketogrey]

Cleft Sie not op, but i don't think child rapists should get second chances, period. that is one crime that for me is 100% unforgivable. if you are willing to commit such a heinous crime to begin with, then i don't think a person with such a lack of conscious can ever be trusted to live freely in society again.

[@awaketogrey]

+Cleft Sie i'm not talking about it from a religious standpoint. i'm talking about my view as a member of society, and keeping other innocent children safe from predators like the man in the video.

[@johncena04101]

Thats so crazy. He looks like a normal ass dude. So many people you walk by everyday and would never know what they have done.

[@michellemichelle5202]

His homelessness is karma for the pain he inflicted.

[@giivbvsllkktgccv4744]

He's homeless because the sex offender registry creates homeless.

[@michellemichelle5202]

@@giivbvsllkktgccv4744 I could give a fuck what a tier 3 sex offender(likely a child abuser) has to endure.

[@giivbvsllkktgccv4744]

@@michellemichelle5202 right since you seem to have so much symphony for kids then you should know people as young as 8 year olds are put on the registry and are forced to live on the street, taken out of schools, or be put in a homeless center filled with people who are a danger to them. You talking about the pain he inflicted like you know his victim .

[@13MrMusic]

Thats the thing, unfortunatly this kinds of people exist, unless you want to kill them all, there should be a better way so that you can ensure no future victims

[@michellemichelle5202]

@Rise Over here305 Not on the level that this guy is 👋

[@iloveyouamberappel]

Don't really feel sorry for this guy. Sexual Assault is one thing that I just dont condone in anyway. I don't think 13 years is enough.

[@iloveyouamberappel]

Yes. I think he should be in jail. There are actually very few people I would put in jail, way fewer than the government has determined should be behind bars. I would say alternative measures is reasonable for many crimes compared to prison. IMO only Violent offenders that are likely to reoffend and people who have committed a sexual assault should serve long sentences. As you say it's on the taxpayers dime. The goal is to protect others in society(people who play nice in the sandbox) . I personally believe punishment is secondary. As the below comment says. "He paid his price to society, yet his victims some who may likely be homeless themselves get to carry life sentences. Lock them up"

[@michaelfisher5276]

A lot of people feel this way. But try to work for social services and have to deal with any one in any circumstances. You can shut them out or help them.

[@phamman88]

This guy looks shifty as hell

[@sarahbrennan1342]

Tuan Anh Pham well said... it’s all in his eyes... I just watched a few minutes but when he said it’s very inconvenient... I thought... he has some cheek

[@fukushimadaichi415]

This dude is pycho.

[@geodude7116]

Lots of experience keeping track of all the kids on the playground.

[@hypersonic6649]

Very controversial video.

[@безлюдныеокна]

It is not. There exist a homeless people who has commited crimes,letting them speak is controversial?

[@resourcefulsurvivor2328]

He SHOULD have gotten a life sentance the FIRST time he got busted. Would have prevented less filth from being released into the public.

[@peoplez129]

This guy sounds more like one of those "I think I'm real clever" types. He thinks he pulled reverse psychology on the parole board by saying what he said. In the end, it's all bullshit, it always is, because a person who is really remorseful, doesn't need to say all that bullshit. He's a con man.

[@pinkgal206]

Lol

[@water9baby972]

@@pinkgal206 why you laughing?

[@peoplez129]

@Rise Over here305 Just look at him. He has all the hallmarks of an old timey grifter. He trims his beard nicely, wears a vest and a fancy hat. It's vanity and narcissism. It shows he never grew up and still cares about vain things, even as a homeless person. And people who have that after being what he is, are never remorseful. People getting out of prison say the things he said because they think that's what the parole board wants to hear. It's not enough to say "I did wrong. I've served my time, that's my debt repaid", he had to add some flair to it like, "I don't want a second chance because that represents a potential to fail again". The irony is that he acknowledged that he could fail again. Which might sound noble, but what it really says is he HASN'T changed, not even as an old man. Everyone knows old men don't have a lot of sexual prospects, so at that point, there shouldn't even be a temptation to fail nor should he even find himself in such a situation to be tempted.....unless he still has the urges to do it. Which just hints that the lines he told to the parole board were merely misdirection and manipulation. It's the classic, "I was a bad bad boy, but I won't be a bads boy no more if ya just lets me outs because I's a learneds my lesson masta boss mans!". Any time a person goes into a prison sick minded criminal and comes out speaking like a philosopher, is a HUGE red flag.

[@peoplez129]

@Rise Over here305 Does he look like he has money to attract a young woman? Old men and young women isn't as common as you think. In general, old men have much fewer sexual prospects/chances than younger men. He was in prison for 13 years and homeless. That makes him have even less prospects. What's he going to financially compensate his victim with? But this is all beside the point. The point is, he's an old homeless man who clearly cares heavily about his looks, and while that might seem nice, the truth is it says a lot. A man looking that well trimmed and dressed, should have no problem finding a job, even as a sex offender, there's some degree of work he could do, even if it's just moving boxes in a storage room. So why doesn't he take it? Because it's beneath him. He's too good for it. Again, narcissism rearing its ugly head. He would have more of an excuse for not finding a job if his appearance wasn't well kept, which again, says a lot. He's also probably homeless because he doesn't want to live in a home because he doesn't want to have to go register and make the loop of shame around the block where he has to tell neighbors he's a sex offender, which also means people will have their eye on him. Why wouldn't he want people to have their eye on him if he's a reformed man? And the other reason can simply be because being homeless allows him to have an excuse in being places he shouldn't be, at times he shouldn't be. It's about having an alibi. When you have a registered address, there's all kinds of rules on offenders, even curfews. Being homeless avoids all of that. So if for example, police stopped him within X distance of a school, he could easily feign, "Your honor, I'm homeless! I didn't know a school was over there! I don't live in the area!". And that's likely why he still keeps up his appearance, because he wants to blend in. People notice homeless people, even if they don't acknowledge them. People don't pay much attention to an old guy who keeps up their appearance. Why would he want to blend in....unless of course, he has ulterior motives other than just wanting to look nice. There's only two types of long term homeless people: People who have given up, or people who are exactly where they want to be for one reason or another. All the factors here don't point to a man who has turned his life around, all the factors here point to a man who has never changed.

[@merrycristy]

The crime fit the time?? Ridicolous you just had to remain in a prison cell.

[@2011blueman]

I don't agree with the registry. It's counter productive and doesn't do a thing to make the community safer. Public urination gets you on the list in 13 states. 29 states require registration for sex between two consenting teenagers. 32 states require registration if you get caught streaking on a campus or at an event. Once you're on the list it is almost impossible to get off and you have incredible restrictions on where you can live. Not to mention it's almost impossible to get a job.

[@87clits]

Leggo My Ego and all the examples you just listed are the exact reason why sex offenders should be on a registry. Here's a crazy thought, don't streak, don't urinate in public, and sex between teenagers should be explicitly consensual. Sexual abuse, sexual assault, and other relatable crimes are not ok.

[@jgeorge2693]

Life with Poodle Pants you're lying if you're saying you have never in your life peed in a bush

[@michaellopez9846]

who hasn't peed in a bush?get real dumbass

[@dingdongdoorbell1]

This was a very interesting perspective to see, but what I don't understand is why homelessness affects the likelihood of reoffending. If the person if fully regretful then why would they reoffend? Im not saying this study is not true, or that they deserve to be homeless, but I would think that the likelihood of reoffending would depend on the persons mental state and personal growth after their time in jail, not on the person having a shelter- just curious to understand

[@awaketogrey]

they probably factor in other things that come along with being homeless for many people. drugs and alcohol can impair your judgement which could definitely lead to re-offending.

[@godfirst4221]

awaketogrey can't you do drugs and alcohol while owning a house and having a job? Ridiculous the truth is if this clown wants to reoffend he will, regardless.

[@Paul-ft9dn]

how is it hard to understand? I mean really, its not hard to have even the slightest bit of empathy.if you have a shitty miserable life surrounded by degenerates you have a harder time to become a better person. destructive behavior is harder to change when your life sucks, obviously. its fosters anger and hopelessness. personal growth can also be undone on the streets in desperate circumstances.

[@tonyrichard8078]

Sex offenders just like to justify there sick actions. This guys already got his excuse planned on for when he gets caught again .... cuz he will reoffend, they all do, they have a mental defect that can’t be cured. He should be killed and erratocated from society

[@achen5689]

KatieReid It's as simple as this: you treat someone as nothing but the worst, he will act like it. Society's not giving his piece of mind any other option; he will start to believe what he consistently hears about himself. When he's out on the streets, unmoderated by a concerned community, see just how much easier it is to sneak someone away into a hidden places that's shy'd away from the population. A house/appartment/condo, on the other hand, is not away from the population. People know and see. A functioning living space also encourages an offender to be more productive in life (if his community also supports it; which they should learn to do, no matter how hard). This, combined with the shame from a past conviction, should nicely reduce the likelihood of reoffending. Hope I helped answered your question.

[@anonymousperson8355]

I cant believe how uncompassionate some of the people in the comment section are. I hate it how people want more people to suffer just because they committed a crime years ago

[@mrzoltanonwinter2218]

So why are people still hunting down alleged Nazi war criminals then?

[@anonymousperson8355]

@@mrzoltanonwinter2218 because they are full of anger not common sense

[@mrzoltanonwinter2218]

@@anonymousperson8355 Ok then...how long after a crime has been committed...and does that mean any crime....should everyone forget about it and why?

[@anonymousperson8355]

@@mrzoltanonwinter2218 it all depends on if they will cause more harm to society. If the nazi criminals were psychopaths then they should be locked up because psychopaths tend to harm more people But most of the nazi criminals were not psychopaths and instead they were mislead with a terrible ideology and if they are doing nothing wrong now then it makes no sense to lock them up because revenge and justice makes no sense when talking about morality the only thing that matters is reducing suffering for everybody.

[@raymondcaudillo3971]

Don't interview dead men walking like this AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!

[@friskyopossum7983]

It's inconvenient. Do you have a receipt for that ring?

[@billymarino4452]

Very late reply but I noticed the pinky ring too. It could be fake costume jewelry or made of silver (so it wouldn't be worth much). Or maybe it was a gift or something. I know if I was homeless and had, say a gold ring in my possession, I'd be trying to sell that like no tomorrow.

[@PatsTreasuresNCrafts]

Sex offenders don't deserve 2nd chances! There's a damn good reason he's a tier 3 offender! He's HIGH risk to offend again. He got off easy. The children are the victims. They got a life sentence! They didn't get the choice!

[@teresaapellido1226]

exactly. if he's so worried about recidivism he could just jump off a bridge. boom problem solved.

[@comecorrect1]

Perfect comment Patricia👏

[@jgeorge2693]

So why are you allowed to choose who gets a second chance?

[@davidconklin8952]

Patricia Poudrier you say sex offenders don't deserve second chances. Sinners don't deserve salvation but Jesus Christ death and resurrection was for all of mankind. Let he who is without sin cast the first stone. Hate and unforgivingness only condemns the person who's heart is filled with it. You think the world is a safer place with these kind of people locked up for the rest of their lives or punished for eternity? Well without salvation through our Lord Jesus Christ you too deserve the eternal fires of hell. You should think about what's in your heart before you judge the heart of another. I pray that God will open your eyes to His kind of Love and Forgiveness because the love of man is twisted by his own evil heart. God bless you!

[@cockoffgewgle4993]

How did he "get off easy"? What an idiotic statement. 13 years in a US jail, locked in a tiny cell for 23 hours per day is far worse than being sexually assaulted as a child. Anyone who believes it isn't is an idiot. If given the choice, everyone would take the latter.

[@lewisbracken5520]

lets pray for a freezing cold winter

[@achen5689]

Well, looks like you got your wish: Some sex offenders froze to death in a few regions of Northern USA during last Winter, because the Salvation army and other homeless shelters closed their doors to sex offenders, despite the snow storm and avalanche. What was one of them guilty of? For having consensual sex with a teenager; while the law in the country stated that she (teen) cannot *_legally_* consent. Hardly predatory, from what I read. He had a beautiful future ahead of him. Still had so much life to live. (Sidenote: travel to Europe, and all of the sudden it's legal in most nations.) So, your prayer was answered. I hope you're happy; for the unjustified murder that fearmongers as yourself have facilitated.

[@TheSoundOfTwang]

@@achen5689 The age of concent may be lower in some countries, but we're not animals over here, give us a break

[@achen5689]

@@TheSoundOfTwang Neither are they "animals" in countries where the AoC is 13 or 14; or those countries that have "Estupro"**** laws. Give people outside your own -comforting- familiar government a break. ****(Laws which make it illegal to have sex with an adolescent only when the adolescent informs/complains to -the parents- law enforcement. These countries aren't dumb.)

[@TheSoundOfTwang]

@@achen5689 I never said that they are?

[@achen5689]

@@TheSoundOfTwang Your statement ""...but we're not animals over here, give us a break" implies that you believe lower ages of consent 'over there' is unintelligent, inadequate, or a descriptor of that sort, compared to the 18-years AoC 'here' that you might have known. The world is a much larger place, and the ways you've been taught aren't always right. Open your mind a little.

[@georgei546]

Everybody deserves a second chance I don’t care if you were a child molester or you were murderer or you were rapest everybody deserves a second chance

[@jingtroc23]

Would you still say that if he raped your 6 year old daughter?, For example.

[@DemarRandySHOW]

Only god can judge but I’ll set up the meeting...

[@h12hobby]

He shouldn’t be allowed out of jail or near any children being that he sexually assaulted someone under 13

[@snorttroll4379]

was it abuse in 1760?

[@clu1171]

I was molested at 6 years old by two much older females. I was harmed for life over that, I will never forget it. That is one of the few things I cannot forget. I did not return the abuse to anyone. I could never harm a child. The worst of the worst belong locked up forever in my opinion. It will take only a moment to ruin a child’s life by raping them or molesting them. If they have no place to go they should be locked up, not running the streets.

[@michaellopez9846]

Many people probably don't know that females(mothers,aunties,sisters) actually abuse the child more then the male,it just isn't reported cause the person is a female..

[@BiPolar53]

Notice how all his wishes were for himself? Some people can’t be changed unfortunately

[@xrenegade87xchannel88]

Anyone that is capable of being humble and stop thinking of highly of themselves are capable of changing for the better pride is the root of all evil and it is the original sin committed by Lucifer do not even think of yourself as a good person or deny that you have any evil qualities or debt that you have ever done anything because when you do that you become no different than Lucifer

[@deoglemnaco7025]

He paid for his crimes. Leave him alone

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

@@xrenegade87xchannel88 SHUT UP!

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

@@deoglemnaco7025 People can express their opinions, let them be

[@deoglemnaco7025]

@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849 ……..uh. I just said my opinion and you…….oh

[@thorselckmo7378]

Thought long and hard about this-, i really didn't know whether to comment or not but here goes....... I'm all for human rights and rehabilitation i consider myself quite liberal, however some crimes are so severe and the offender such a risk to the public the best option is to not let them out of jail.They effectively lose their rights. The talk of homelessness and joblessness is in all honesty a completely mute point in my eyes, humans don't live forever so trying to solve the issue doesn't really wash with me. To me it seems paedophilia is an innate problem within some humans make up > paedophilia has been well documented in Roman times and probably before. It s never going away no matter how bad Dr's and scientist want you to believe they can rehab someone. When we release a sex offender all we allow for is the chance to re-offend.

[@patrickepoch6714]

If pedophilia is "innate" it would be traceable thru DNA.....find the strand...eliminate pedophilia!!!

[@H_kicinski]

patrick epoch Not necessarily. Pedophilia, sadism, and other related conditions can be grouped as psychosomatic. Nice try tho

[@achen5689]

" some crimes are so severe and the offender such a risk to the public the best option is to not let them out of jail.They effectively lose their rights." The fact that you say this shows that you're not "liberal"; and nulls your insincere claim to be 'all for rehabilitation'. You're simply another fearmonger with a mob pitchfork, disguising yourself as forward-thinking, when you're not.

[@achen5689]

​@@H_kicinski Then again, the question is whether or not pedophilia in itself is innately wrong, as child rape is; regardless of whether or not it's DNA or psychologically conditioned. Nice try at debunking Patrick Epoch, though. (Note - I'm already anticipating yet a follow-up smart-alec "Nice try" final-line comeback from you.)

[@larahporter8123]

So he wishes for a good income and a vacation ?! Really?!! What about ummmmmh karma?

[@alyssag.5758]

If his victims were children he needs to be executed.

[@sasos90]

This should be the top comment!

[@209mk]

Nobody said they deserve to be homeless, we said they should be put down!

[@alyssag.5758]

Agreed. If the sex crimes involved children he deserves the electric chair. No child deserves that.

[@Posithope]

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[@KS-qi5nz]

This man regrets his past mistakes and as human's we all regret our own mistakes. However I found it extremely difficult to sympathize with someone who sexually preyed on a young boy. According to Ohio law: The most severe sex offenders are given a Tier III designation. Lifetime address registration, and must verify the address every 90 days (3 months). This tier includes sex offenses that range from rape, sexual battery and murder with sexual motivation, to kidnapping of a minor to engage in sexual activity, to unlawful death or termination of pregnancy as a result of committing a felony with sexual motivation. So did this man rape a women, sexual battery or raped a young boy? If it was a young boy I don't think its fair for young children to be exposed to danger by allowing people like him to walk the streets. Society has a duty to ensure the protection of children against molestation or rape. I can just hope that this man doesn't repeat his mistakes.

[@MissyTC-86]

Khalid Saad he was in prison for 13 years... not that it cures him, but he did do a lot of time.

[@DontExpecTooMuch]

We have to all help him not reoffend? Huh? Just take him out back.

[@maplecozy]

Right ?? We're not his mommy.

[@maplecozy]

@Tony Hawk TOO BAD. I won't support evil.

[@BigEvan96]

This man has a mental illness. I don't think he should be murdered just because of this.

[@jean-baptistedupont5967]

Genuine question: I don't really understand how giving him housing will decrease or even prevent further offenses from his side? It will just give him the opportunity to not only endanger children outdoors, but to also groom them online (which he cannot do when he's homeless.) Wouldn't simply locking him up be the logical thing to do? Please somebody explain. Thank you.

[@gosebubb]

I feel zero for this man, just anger and sadness for the victims. he feels no remorse and is talking about the crimes (plural!!) like other people drink water. Disgusting.

[@JennyPoolton]

It shocks me to read the nasty comments here. We all have the capacity to change, and so he should be given that opportunity. I know some of you are going to say, well what about the victim etc etc. That's something we can't change. Let's focus on what we can change... Yes, and by the way, I have been the victim of sexual abuse. It was an horrific experience for me because it happened when I was very young. I also experienced the same thing again in my teens. Still, I am not full of hate. Please, just give people a chance. We victims just have to learn to live with these things the best we can. But being full of hate for people like this will not solve the problem.

[@mrzoltanonwinter2218]

What makes you think that people like this can change? My understanding of pedophilia is that it can not be cured, only controlled (and then only in certain individuals). The recidivism rate for pedophiles is quite high indeed....and despite the protestations insinuated by the presenter, it has nothing to do with whether one of them is homeless or not. I suggest that you do a search on "Lawrence SIngleton" proof enough that many criminals cannot, or will not change.

[@mrsTraveller64]

It will definitely also not solve the problem to be loving and understanding and forgiving towards these sick people. You must have somehow figure out WHY you are so keen on having these people among the rest of us. I think you should sit down and wonder why you have so strong loving forgiving feelings about sex offenders...

[@JennyPoolton]

@@mrsTraveller64 I do sit down and wonder, and I do know why my attitude is so very different from yours. I am a person of compassion and understanding that people can change. You, in contrast are full of hate and would never concede that people can change.

[@Gareth_86]

Jenny sex offenders should be ended in my opinion. There is no coming back from that. None

[@mrzoltanonwinter2218]

Jenny, the premise of this video is that a pedophile is homeless. You want to give him a "chance". Why not contact the poster of the video to find out who this man is and offer him a place to stay? That would be leagues more helpful than just saying that we all must have sympathy for people like him, and if we do not, we are all full of hate. C'mon Jenny, step up to the plate.

[@clayc1287]

Some decisions carry with them a lifetime of consequences. Prime example. Not a good situation but it is what it us.

[@achen5689]

It's a "lifetime of consequence", because that's what *_we_* have made it to be. You can choose to help make his life better again by giving him the chance to reintegrate. Or, you can continue to shame him after he has already served hissentence, so that he could be doomed to the very real possibility of hopelessness, which might very well cause him to reoffend. You have options other than giving him a "lifetime of consequences." I'm just saying. ,

[@arizonachronicsmoker]

A Chen alright no matter what if you make a decision like he did you will have a lifetime of consequences no matter what. Yeah there should be more help for ex cons to get in there feet. But an ex con like him even with the hypothetical help say they give him a year of reduced housing and get him working etc. he NEEDS to be in a sex offender list till the day he dies so that is a lifetime of consequences but we can help reduce them once time is served to lower the chances of him re offending. Also hopefully he feels guilt and remorse for his actions so again there’s another lifetime of consequences he can’t escape from no matter how much we help him to reintegrate.

[@achen5689]

@@arizonachronicsmoker "sex offender list till the day he dies" Once again, Vanilla Bean, that's the reality *_we_* have made for him. This offense has happened more than 20 years ago, and he hasn't reoffended since; and, I haven't seen research that shows that that loketime registry is the effective cause of that. (Lifetime registration is based on society's fear.) "no matter how much we want to help him reintegrate." You can do better than that. You know we *_can_* lift his lifetime of consequence so that he *_can_* peacefully and smoothly reintegrate. Start with advocating for change in our pencil-written law.

[@Jay-pj5tg]

@@achen5689 i think lifetime of consequence is also refferring to the pain and remorse he feels and also the trauma he caused to another, as well as barriers in society. Def get where you're coming from on reintegration though, it isn't safe to have tier three sex offenders struggling to live. And only the most inhumane/uneducated person can condone something like the death penalty or life sentence for something like this

[@levelupwithmarine9769]

@@achen5689 if a murderer kill somebody more than 20 years ago, should he be ticked off the list because it was a long time ago? No Same here, if we play ticking sex offenders off the list, they could just do it once again They'll just have to wait to do it again. That's dumb. There's just mistakes and crimes that can't be execused. Harming a child, rape and murder are the 3, is inexcusable and the fact that you are wanting to excuse him for that is really disturbing.

[@AnnaLVajda]

If they have to register for life they should be in some halfway house being watched not out prowling the streets imo. These are the sorts that make people hesitant to help the homeless fearing they are enabling an abuser when so many on the street are abused themselves. Personally I think child molesters should be castrated then they will not re offend wherever they go.

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

Checmically castrated maybe?

[@mikeward2980]

My daughter's all three was sexually abused by their uncle and then he got off with probation. Everyday I fight to keep sanity all I see as a devoted divorced father is my daughter's crying out for my help and I was working to provide for them. Why is he alive everyday my kids abused themselves we suffer a lifetime of evil memories. I was homeless and lived in a cement truck . No one cared for my girl's and definitely not me. Now he wants sympathy. Pray for me and my Family and these molesters. But do yourself a great favor . Check out the victim's in order to be fair. Blessings

[@achen5689]

Why were your daughters "crying out for help" when their uncle wasn't abusing them anymore? Your story sounds at least somewhat sketchy. I'm sorry for your daughters' suffering; everything else,I'm not sure I'm ready to believe.

[@Chelletryingtosmile]

I am sorry I cannot watch this interview. Makes me feel sick.

[@cockoffgewgle4993]

That’s your failing.

[@nyclurker603]

Ok good for you bitch. It’s interesting hear these kind of peoples perspective.

[@andremccall44]

@@nyclurker603 I agree with her makes me sick to my stomach too. Even though stories may be interesting. It’s the fucking principal behind it the guy is a straight up pedo no question and should be in prison

[@mynameis8404]

so if now he will start a new life, how can we be sure he will not rape again? I don't want to be around this man anyway.

[@scottmorrison466]

Then go back to your own country.

[@wioi]

You don't even know what you are talking about. He didn't have to "rape" to be a sex offender. Idiot

[@achen5689]

Um Abdul Rahman The answer to your question is the easiest: Sex offenders, by governmental statistics, are found to have the lowest re-offense rate, second to murder. You should realize, then, that the leap of faith that sex offenders won't be out to hurt *_your_* kids would hardly be ay more than a small leap.

[@coccinella4107]

@@wioitier 3- look it up Einstein.

[@LordVeldmar]

Wtf, a CDL license for a tier 3 sex offender? Please tell me this isn't possible.

[@InfamousCrimeLocations]

I don't see how that would be possible.

[@kamelabrower1759]

I agree. Please, NO!

[@mclovin859]

He has equal rights as everyone else

[@Pigville2]

Thanks for sharing this video. It's interesting to see different perspectives and I'm glad he was brave enough to speak on camera about his crime. I don't condone his actions, but I want to live in a world where people have open an honest dialogue even about tough topics such as this. ~ Harley

[@mrsTraveller64]

Do you mean you like honest,brave sex-offenders? For me I put them all,brave or not brave,in the same rubbish.

[@brandonglassock148]

I want to live in a world where people don't rape children. Glad yours is coming true though.👍

[@achen5689]

@@mrsTraveller64 *_|||"Do you mean you like honest,brave sex-offenders? For me I put them all,brave or not brave,in the same rubbish."|||_* And, it's people like you who contribute to a an ex-sex offender's likelihood to re-offend. Since your such attitude is exactly those which have consistently denied ex-sex offenders proper housing and meaningful access to stable employment. After they (ex-offenders) have served their times and worked to stay offense free for years, even decades, your desire to continue placing them among the "rubbish" instills in them a sense of hopelessness that they could be effectively and fruitfully reintegrated back into society; which destructive mentality ups their chances of doing it again. Congratulations.

[@janstolk486]

"The crimes were committed " Note , he did not say the crimes I committed . Just an observation .

[@chrissttiiee]

The States should house these offenders instead of throwing them out on the street. I have ZERO empathy for his plight, but agree w/Mark that they're at a greater risk of re-offending if on the street. I could care less if he lives to his potential- what about the children he molested? They're suffering PTSD because of this guy. He'd be better off in a prison camp w/provisional furlough to transition into society. You don't throw them out in the street to re-offend..

[@torocastano4607]

Christie A they do. Coalinga State Hospital. It's constitutionally a grey area and possibly illegal.

[@Microphunktv-jb3kj]

Lol everyone in the comments... have forgot what prisons are for, to sit ur time for ur crime and return to society and be useful for society...

[@cindydo8781]

Please. Give me a break. He should've been locked up for life

[@mrfinch5246]

I don't like rapist or child molester. Society doesn't need them or like them.

[@mrsTraveller64]

Be welcome,and allow them all to come and live on YOUR street...

[@achen5689]

@@cindydo8781 But, he's not. And, he's not for a reason. Your trite, threadbare emotional sentiment (expressed for little reason than to provoke responses and promote bickering) does not resolve the issue. Instead of letting your anger overtake your logical thinking, you should focus on what you BBC would do now to make the situation better. Begin by by counteracting pedo-homelessness. Because havingbthem run free on the streets with lesser ability to monitor them makes them more of a public risk than if they were in a home.

[@coccinella4107]

Yawn... ignorance

[@geodude7116]

Dude’s eyes are shifty as a weather vane on a gusty afternoon.

[@KelticTim]

Where’s a solid vigilante when you need one? Has the dude who killed Whitey Bulger been paroled yet? How bout Epstein’s guy? Let’s be honest, the feds hooked both of those guys up, this could be their next mission.

[@jedrooney4302]

Epstein knew about all the celebrity and top 1% pedopholia. The people who killed him werent any sort of vigilante, they did it to cover up horrific atrocities they committed. Cowardice in its absolute essence

[@dougschimpf8733]

Weirdly enough there’s a lotta pedophelia shit outta columbus ohio

[@bubaba8938]

His body language and the way he talks doesn't show much emotion.And the last three wishes is very it's the most stunning.Doesn't mention anything about the victim,wishing to somhow to make up to to or remorse

[@wioi]

Should he cry? Or what the fuck do you expect him to do? Cry every day?????

[@Bricktown982]

Most abusers dont give a damn.

[@vecernicek2]

10:02 "My number one priority is no more victims"

[@jennycronin1717]

@@wioi well that's what his victim/s would have done so...Yes!!!!!!!

[@xJustJadie]

Because he’s a psychopath and they have no empathy.

[@vitormlb1199]

dude this guy will have no sympathy! his crime is the pinnacle of the coward acts

[@achen5689]

yawn

[@Pajahro]

his debt to society should be death, sorry man, can't really put myself in a sexoffender's shoes, he's lucky to be alive, homeless is lucky enough

[@HDDude1981]

Extreme points of view on either side are more than often wrong. Empathy. Punish him for his acts. Support his victims...but he is still a human being. No human being is trash and worth being discarded no matter what. If he is dangerous, isolate him and work on rehabilitating him. He is a human being. He is not trash.

[@InvisiblePeople]

+HDDude1981 research shows that most offenders were abused as children! I think we need to be conscious of that! It's a challenging conversation. What I do know and what the point of this video is - homelessness is not a solution.

[@happypickle244]

HDDude1981 He is absolute trash. Anyone who can hurt a child in any way shape or form is absolute trash. He's an animal. He deserves no mercy.

[@belmum1689]

Yes, no mercy for these evil sicko's, destroying children's lives.

[@mrfinch5246]

Typically bleeding heart.

[@williamdivetz6558]

@@happypickle244 I guess parents who whip their kids for misbehaving are also trash?

[@cillianjkelly]

I'm shocked at the lack of compassion in the comments. His crime was over 30 years ago. And this is something he struggles with. He was probably abused himself. For all you so called 'Christians' out there. 'Pray for your enemies' - Jesus Christ. And him without sin cast the first stone. Also for all you victims of child sex abuse, part of your recovery is anger but its also important to get beyond this stage and FORGIVE! Your only holding yourself to ransom if you don't. No one is perfect and we all need help. We are all struggling. I have my issues. You have yours. And he has his. We are not going to make the world a better place unless we are willing to help one another. Locking someone up and throwing away the key is a selfish answer which only serves us. We all live in this world together. My life is no more valuable than this man and neither is yours. We are all equal in the eyes of the Lord. Judgment day is not upon us yet. And until that day we need to LOVE ONE ANOTHER - Jesus Christ. His greatest commandment.

[@ronwilliams357]

This is what I don't understand: normal homeless and jobless individuals don't say "I'm homeless and jobless... MUST...RAPE...A CHILD." But this guy says that's his exact struggle ("My number one priority is NO MORE VICTIMS"). If that's his mentality, he truly needs mental help and close supervision. A home and a job isn't going to fix that thinking.

[@chuckslucci2103]

Normally once someone pays theirs debt to society they deserve forgiveness and help. But when it comes down to these crimes I just can’t even the wind wasn’t tryna hear it.

[@deoglemnaco7025]

He paid for his crimes. Even Stevens.

[@pbj0815]

He deserves this and more!! Not that I'm perfect, but I would rather die than have anything to do with hurting a child.

[@xrenegade87xchannel88]

If you constantly make excuses such as I'm not perfect or I make mistakes then you are absolutely hopeless and will never change for the better

[@SERENASOPHIE]

It was good to hear his take on victim empathy, we dont get anywhere fighting fire with fire. As a survivor or sexual abuse its important there is remorse and understanding of the damage caused eg emathy, i for one will not throw stones at someone being honest, thank you for sharing 👍😁

[@brcmat265]

me neither, thanks for expressing what most people in this comment section miss: he is speaking in front of the camera without lies, this is the important thing. this program is not about having pity for the people in need, but understanding their situations and how varied is the world of homelessness.

[@xEroxSennin]

Very true. Too much testosterone and some alcohol can fk you up even if you dont want it. I was in his shoes, lucky, didnt go to prison.

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

@@xEroxSennin No, don't blame it on alcohol or testosterone... Not everybody under the influence starts abusing or raping, testosterone in itself does NOT lead to these offences... Here you are trying to JUSTIFY yourself and essentially bragging that you evaded responsibility for your crimes... The truth is, you SHOULD have gone to prison. At least he realizes what he did was wrong while you're just shifting the blame. The problem is not alcohol or testosterone, the problem is YOU, alcohol only revealed your perversion, it didn't make you do things. If you did it, you WANTED it. Alcohol is not some magical substance that makes you do things, it can only reveal what's already there.

[@Silverado1234]

@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849 very ignorant saying he should be in prison without knowing a think about the case. All women should be taken seriously not believed or you for releasing Ghislaine?

[@dakarahandchacha777]

Sexual assault is something you acknowledge and deal with, you never get over it, forget it, it's always there, and is the basis for your emotions and many of the choices we make. Many people that do this have had it done to them. I don't have answers. If it's never happened to you, count your blessings and show grace to those who have. We just need to treat people a little better because you don't know what they've been through and maybe still going through.

[@danocable]

Fuck that sucker ass fuck boy come to a homeless camp I DC you will not leave

[@Silverado1234]

There's different levels. Like people who haven't done anything really that bad. There's also a lot of false accusations. Like that woman who accused Prince Andrew. Went after Alan Dershowitz and when she realized that she wasn't going to get paid she said she may have got it wrong.(she should be held accountable for trying to extort money) Bill Cosby got released. Or some drunk that regrets hooking up. Then there's the worst of the worst real rapists and chomos

[@Silverado1234]

Julian Assange was also falsely accused..

[@awaketogrey]

so for anybody who doesn't know, a tier 3 sex offender has committed rape against either an adult or child. rapists and child abusers do not deserve a second chance in my opinion. he should never have been released to begin with. a few years in prison is not enough repentance for his crime.

[@comecorrect1]

I definitely agree with you. Evil people get all the chances, while the good people go through hell on earth. He should be back in prison, tier 3 registered sex offender.

[@musicman76enator]

Sex offenders should NEVER be in society. Never. Why is this guy back out on the streets? I dont get it.

[@caw7542]

This guy is a liar

[@TruthTVNZ03]

This man is bad but we can't have him on the streets. You would be surprised how many kids and teens walk around at night. Personal experience has shown me that even if you are with friends they will ditch you if there's danger.

[@tourettehunter4542]

At least he is honest, it doesn’t excuse what he did but at least he’s honest

[@SpaceOmega-zz6vs]

Curious what "doesn't excuse" mean these days to some. I do think we can rehabilitate people, and still prevent further offending. Sadly I guess some people use that to include going against the human being too.

[@sgtpointman435]

Tourette and SpaceOmega. You have very intelligent replies which are very refreshing to read versus some of the comments. Of couse it does not excuse what he did. We should listen to Mark and his synopsis of the whole thing as he is very intelligent.I think all opinions should be valued right or wrong. God Bless to everyone.

[@funchitecture]

Is that an attribute? To be honest,not be ashamed of being abusers?

[@TheSoundOfTwang]

Why do you think he's being honest? He can't even keep track of how long he's been on the streets

[@theuberman7170]

I have no sympathy for this man. He needs to serve more time. 13 years? People get seven years for weed! This is a guilty criminal. Not a victim.

[@denverbevins4052]

Thank you for being honest - for helping to provide evidence that the best solution for everyone is a rapid death penalty for tier threes.

[@cockoffgewgle4993]

Lol nobody even knows what he did. JFL that everyone thinks a rapist is irredeemable but murderers and people who’ve done horrifically violent things are. What a strange society.

[@denverbevins4052]

@@cockoffgewgle4993 is that what everyone thinks? Interesting.

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

@@cockoffgewgle4993 As if you know what everyone thinks? Doubt that most people think that

[@qr-code6334]

Oh yeah, having them on the streets may cause problems...so the solution for that is either prison or death. No sympathy from me to these guys if it's about giving them a normal life back.