This book is about sexual offenders. Not the ones on television or at your local movie theater. These are real violators engaged in compulsive criminally violent behavior including abduction, serial rape, sexual homicide, necrophilia, and other grotesque acts visited upon a vulnerable American population whose justice system fails to control. That is, this work departs from an antiseptic world of fiction for a frightening glimpse through the eyes of men, women, children who like cross-eyed creatures lurking on a different plane of existence see their wickedness through a mask of sanity. This work contains a full disclosure of three generations of incarcerated sexual offenders, from grandparents to their grandchildren, who committed the most horrendous acts towards others. In fact, there is no way of knowing how many victims this family assaulted, but in the final analysis there are specifics that you will come to understand about them that may change your point of view about that ultimate punishment available to us. The chapter on predatory pedophiles is a case study of three predators ranging in age from 17 to 52. It reveals the realities of pedophiles and explains why most pedophiles are rarely apprehended, and if they are, why they are eventually released from custody.
Dr. Dennis J. Stevens - see www.crimeprofessor.com
Dr. Stevens holds the distinction of Suma Cum Laude as an undergraduate in education and sociology, Magna Cum Laude as a master's degree graduate in psychology and sociology, and Highest Honors when he earned his Ph.D. from Loyola University of Chicago in 1991. Currently, he teaches criminology at the University of North Carolina Charlotte. Formally, he held the positions of Ph.D. director at University of Southern Mississippi, Associate Professor at the University of Massachusetts Boston, and Professor and Chair of Criminal Justice and Sociology at a large regional North Carolina college. In addition to teaching traditional students, he has taught and counseled enforcement and correctional personnel at law academies such as the North Carolina Justice Academy and the Boston Police Academy and felons at maximum custody penitentiaries such as Attica in New York, NC Women's Institute in North Carolina, Stateville near Chicago, and MCI Framingham (women) in Massachusetts. Stevens has published several textbooks used in justice, psychology, and sociology university classrooms across the country and has conducted almost 100 scholarly studies published in the peer reviewed press which include the prestigious Howard Journal of Criminal Justice, Encyclopedia of Psychology and Law, and The Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology. Stevens has been retained by state legislative committees to investigate corruption among narcotic officers, by international security corporations such as Wackenhut and Blackwater to develop manuals on the use of force, and national governments to better understand custody control methods. He has led group intervention groups for sexually abusive parents in New York, North Carolina, and South Carolina and has led group crisis sessions among New Orleans and Jefferson Parish officers after Hurricane Katrina. Currently, he is the managing director of Justice Writers of America (JWA). Currently, he is the editor of Justice Writers of America, a small band of writers who help justice and social science professionals develop articles, stories, and dissertations.
