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You think child molesters leave finger prints on their victims? They leave marks, but not that kind. |
My mind is boggling. |
perhaps you think they put gloves on? |
Most kids are molested by someone they know really well. Like this “Mr. Steve” or their coach or an uncle. If molesters left prints that police lifted, they would have been charged because the standard response is “I never touched that kid. Why is he lying?”. |
or an aunt let's not make this all about men . |
You need a surface that you can lift fingerprints from. Skin and clothing are not optimal. Plus, DNA evidence make a much stronger case. |
Pretty sure all the MCPS cases have been men. |
MCPS employee here. Fingerprinting is already a part of the background check. In most of these cases it seems like these people are getting caught for the first time, so even yearly checks might not help. Frankly, I'd like to see some kind of system in place for monitoring suspicious employees. I've known teachers who I get a bad feeling about and there is nothing to do but watch and be ready to report. |
And there it is! |
How stupid is that ? a male teacher maybe some a husband and father uncle and grandfather. Her position is absolutely and totally nonsensical . |
At least her writing was coherent. |
Thanks for writing in. I didn't want to say this because I am not an employee, but given that parents who chaperone a field trip that extends outside the school day (like returning at 8pm or overnights) have to be fingerprinted, I am pretty sure all employees who have any contact with kids are also fingerprinted. |
Is there anything to indicate that this guy had been caught before? |
He’s never been arrested before in Maryland. Most sex abusers don’t have records. There are cameras all over that bus. What they should do is implement a policy of regular review of the tapes. |