About Military Sex Offenders Registry
You would think if an active military service member committed a sexual crime, that when they came out of federal prison, they would be registered as a sex offender. This however, is not the case. Local police are shocked to find out, when they arrest a suspect in a sex offender case, the suspect has prior convictions, dating back to when they were in the United States Military. While the newly freed federal convict is suppose to register with local authorities when they are released from prison, there is no follow through to ensure they do register.
As these perverts slip through the cracks of a system that has been set up to protect civilians, people in the community, even those most diligent, have no idea that the convicts are living right next door to them, befriending their children, and sometimes, end up standing at that chapel, entering into marriages with mates who have children, or plan to have children after they marry.
Military Sex Offenders Registry, is not supported by the United States government, nor affiliated with any government agency or law enforcement agency. Each case entered on this site, comes from actual court records, with actual convictions and actual appeals denied. These cases are not hearsay, they are FACT. Federal court case numbers are supplied, for verification.
What Is A Sex Offender?
I will list, as a sex offender, any person who commits, or attempts to commit any act against a woman or child, that would likely have the effect of giving some sexual satisfaction to the person committing the act whether they acknowledge that was intent, or not and where such act was committed against a minor child who by law is unable to give consent or against an adult female or male who was unable to give consent or did not consent to the act where there was the ability to consent. If there is a conviction record, and the word "sex" any derivative of the word, or any synonym for the word "sex" or the derivatives of the synonym is used in the conviction record, then that person is a sex offender by my definition.
That may include sending text emails of a sexual nature to a minor child, viewing images online of a minor child, sending pornographic images online that include a minor child sending pornographic images of the defendant or other adults or a child to a minor child, sending pornographic images, irregardless of whether they were of an adult or a child from a military base on foreign soils where sending such images or files is illegal, receiving pornographic or sexually explicit images of children online, downloading images online, sending images in snail mail, receiving images in snail mail, possession of pornographic images of a minor child, producing images, distribution of images, or attempt to do any of the above, engaging in inappropriate conversation that includes mention of sexual acts or conversation regarding genitalia, as well as any physical contact that attempts a sexual act, including kissing, touching, or sexual intercourse done in any manner, any voyeuristic act, any act of public exposure for any reason, association with any person or persons through an organization with any group whether U.S. based or internationally based where the primary or inconsequential purpose of supporting any of the illegal acts outlined above through presence or participation. Included files will also be added for those who attempted, showed intent, to do any of the above mentioned acts by travel via vehicle, bus, train, airplane or commercial or private vessel, whether or not the act was consummated.
Right To Privacy
All cases presented on this website, including all details with all the cases, are found in the public domain, are already on the web, presented on official court sites. We have only gathered them here, and organized them, to make them easy to find. If you do not know how to find them, they would have remained hidden. We make sure they are found. Each case has been to trial, there has been a judgement of conviction and the appeal has been denied. In most cases, there was a guilty plea, most likely given to reduce the incarceration time. There is no presumed right to privacy regarding the publication of the conviction record.