to the instant offenses, defendant was forced
to move from his residence and, at the recommendation of the
fourth victim's family, he rented an apartment in the same
building as that victim's grandmother and became a neighbor of
that victim and his family.    Defendant spent significant amounts
of time at that family's home, engaging in activities such as
watching movies, playing games and eating together.    Thus, as
with the other victims, the record establishes defendant's
substantial non-sexual contact with the fourth victim before he
began offending against that victim.    Overall, defendant
socialized with his four childhood friends -- the parents of the
victims -- and their families on a daily or weekly basis for a
lengthy period of time.
          It is undisputedwe would play around and tap
kiss each other.    She would ask me to get this for her and do
that for her and bring this or that to her, and I would jump to
do it for her . . . Somewhere down the line kissing became more
serious."    Defendant further describes how he planned a trip with
her to Florida shortly after telling the young girl he was "in
love" with her.
            As to the fourth victim, a young boy who was not
related to the other three victims, defendant describes in the
"My Instant Offenses" section of his "relapse prevention plan"


               