1	Online Sexual Predators By Daniel Yuen Toy, Fall 2007 “The Internet’s Negative and Positive Effects with the Online Sexual Predator”
2	Who is the Online Sexual Predator & their Motives? Mainly Men (any age) Lonely Perverted Sexually Frustrated Everyday People Child Pornographers Online Sexual Acts Meet & Engage in Sex
3	How the Online Predator Stalks His Victim Trolling Social Networking Sites (I.e. MySpace.com) Scan Risque Profiles Build Trust in Conversations Personal Emails Instant Messaging Sexual Dialogue Pornographic Images Sexual Acts Online via WebCam Gifts Sent in Postal Mail
4	Law Enforcement’s Jurisdiction Sex Offenders to register email addresses Misdemeanor to lie about age in pursuit of sex with minor Felony if fantasy turned into reality by attempting to meet a child in person
5	Policing Online Predators Use the Internet to Trap Online Predators at their own game Police Pose as Underage Victims in Online Sting Operations and record documented transcripts Schedule a fake meeting and make arrest
6	Parent Guide to Prevent Online Predators Discuss with Child Dangers of Online Predators Know who Child Chats Online With Keep Computer in Common Area Be Wary of Phone Calls from Strangers Be Wary of Gifts Sent by Strangers
7	Conclusions Drawn Build Communication with your Child about Online Predators and the Dangers of the Internet Build Trust Show Caring and Concern Educate
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