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Re:The day I accidentally killed a little boy by LordKano on Tuesday January 09, 2018 @02:49PM (#16109251)
Have a look at the Megan's Law registry. Tell me how close the nearest violent sexual predator is to you.

A few months ago, I discovered that one lived on my street. He has since been arrested and is no longer in the neighborhood.

But, it's not just out-of-place perverts. I am also on the lookout for under supervised children who "play" too violently.

I knew that I would be concerned about vehicles, so I was sure to buy a house with a large, fenced in, backyard. It's away from the street and even adjacent to a small patch of woods. They can have outdoor adventures and I can have peace of mind.

Re:The day I accidentally killed a little boy by DanBC on Tuesday January 09, 2018 @02:56PM (#16109346)
Children are sexually abused by family members, then by adults at schools and clubs they visit. Abuse by strangers is rare.
Re:The day I accidentally killed a little boy by __throwaway715 on Tuesday January 09, 2018 @03:32PM (#16109736)
True - my molester was a long time friend of the family, close enough that me going on a vacation trip to his state park campground trailer wasn't an unusual summer thing. Took me 25 years to remember exactly what had gone on, and a couple of years of therapy to get back to somewhat steady on my emotional feet. Never 100% sure of that anymore, but I try.
Re:The day I accidentally killed a little boy by LordKano on Tuesday January 09, 2018 @03:04PM (#16109451)
True. My position as a sheepdog isn't limited to strangers. My children aren't unsupervised with many relatives or family friends either.

They're also not left unsupervised with clergy.

Re:The day I accidentally killed a little boy by DanBC on Tuesday January 09, 2018 @03:45PM (#16109873)
Research is tricky, but at the moment we think the person most likely to abuse a child is their sibling.
Re:The day I accidentally killed a little boy by LordKano on Tuesday January 09, 2018 @11:22PM (#16112541)
I have no proof of this but I would suspect that this happens more often when the sibling had been a victim of abuse.