For anyone who calls this person a molester, we don’t know that. There is a huge difference between someone who molests a child and someone who viewed it. He also has not been sentenced for a violent crime. As bad as it sounds he may be a good guy that made a mistake. He deserves a punishment and the judge has decided what that will be. But as everyone can see here, he will have a lifetime of punishment when he gets out and his family will go through hell alongside him.

If you want to know why the recidivism rate is so high, look in the mirror Aubrey King. The released are never really let go. Their pictures are posted for all to see on the internet. They must register with the state. Many employers won’t hire them once they check that little box on an application. They are never allowed a clean slate as society won’t let them really begin again. I’m not talking about vicious criminals either. Just your average Joe who made a mistake that happened to be a felony. It could be something as simple as having their license suspended for getting behind on child support and getting caught driving a couple of times. That can net you FIVE YEARS in state prison. Or the person who battles with mental illness who turns to drugs in misguided attempt to self-medicate. There are many ways to become a convicted felon in the state of Florida. Most are surprised when they discover what they are. Many people are incarcerated in this state that should have been given probation at the most. Educate yourself before you speak out of the wrong end. I’m not defending this child pornographer. Or other violent offenders. But state prisons are NOTHING like Federal ones. The reasons people reoffend are many and varied but many can be directly related to how society responds to them once they have supposedly served their time.