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Sexual predators thrive on the Internet. They exploit the strange sense of blurred personal boundaries, misplaced trust and quick familiarity that most people experience online. The mainstream media reports on individual cases of Internet-linked sex crimes. It also covers the prosecution and punishment of traditional sex offenders. But this coverage tends to be anecdotal and somewhat lurid. It s quick sound bites of depravity and perversion. This book deals with the risks posed by sexual predators in a thorough, rational way. It explains how and why they act as they do online and in the real world. It uses actual cases to show how sex crimes happen. And it gives readers practical advice for how to avoid becoming victims. The cases in the book are taken from the author s original reporting and research. He has spent more than a decade working with law-enforcement agencies in their investigation and prosecution of sex offenders. He knows the details the mechanics, the patterns, the habits that sex offenders use to locate and select victims. He knows the tricks they use to draw victims toward them. The book explains all of these things.

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