I’ve seen in the media this morning that Antioch has an unusually sizeable number of registered SO. More reason for the local authorities to have a system in place so that the community as a whole and young girls in particular have a duty of care and protection afforded them that protects them. Phillip Garrido was regularly visited by his parole officer but even after all the reports by neighbors made to police Garrido’s garden and yard was never checked. It’s unbelievable. Surely you would think that with such a high number of sex offenders they would actually have an effective tight supervision system.
How could Jaycee and her children remain undiscovered for all that time?. We are told he was regularly visited at his home by his parole officer who interviewed him with the girls being just feet away. This man should have had no right of privacy what so ever. If this is the reason given by the parole service as to why no examination was carried out. They haven’t put this forward yet. But I can hear it being muted in the background already!
The whole thing is shocking!
The authorities, we are told, are understaffed. The FBI, the Sherif’s dept and the Parole Services. But what has this got to do with checking the garden a few feet away? The failure to check his garden and backyard when neighbors have reported hearing children’s voices in the backyard, that people were living in the backyard, has absolutely nothing to do with man hours, workload, underfunding or anything else that may be put forward as a reason why this appalling situation went undetected by the authorities for 18years.
I still can’t take all this in! Shock!. Those poor poor girls should never have had to endure those years of captivity. There was just no need.
What do you think?
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