How to Find a Registered Child Molesters List
If you are moving, curious about a neighbor, or simply want to find out more about the people that live around you, you might want to find registered child molesters lists for your area. These lists are public and widely available from several sources online and in your neighborhood. They typically include all registered sex offenders, including child molesters.
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Instructions
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Visit the Family Watchdog website. There is a direct link below in the Resources section. You can search this site nationwide for registered child molesters and registered sex offenders.
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Search the internet for local government websites. They typically will include sex offender information or link you to the online sex offenders registry that they recommend.
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Call your local government (such as city hall or the police headquarters) and ask them how you can get a registered child molesters list for your area or a registered sex offenders list.
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Visit the website for your local news stations. They typically include links websites of interest to the community and usually include a link to local registered sex offenders lists.
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Tips & Warnings
Keep in mind that these lists are not 100% accurate. A registered offender could move without notification or fail to register. While these activities are illegal, they are more common than you think, and cause inaccuracies in the registries.
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Comments
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I have a nephew that molested my daughter for a couple years. He just died in a accident. They seem to get what they deserve in the end!
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jpwriter
Nov 05, 2008
Great article and such an important thing to check. I did a check on my neighborhood once and was astonished at the amount of registered offenders within such a close radius. It's amazing.
