Thanks. Yes, my agenda, as is NARSOL's, is obvious; we advocate that laws & practices dealing with  sex offense issues be grounded in research & science. Society is not bettered by making it impossible or even difficult for former offenders to re-earn a place in a law-abiding society. Yes, apparently in Oregon a FTR is not considered a sex crime as it is in some places and was dismissed once rectified. No, totally not OK with the reporter receiving death threats. I don't think he was acting wisely in reporting the story, but he was serving the interests of his employer. No one should receive death threats. Those on the registry experience this frequently, & it is abhorrent. I apologize if I implied that the victim's age mitigated her trauma or that she would be better off not knowing, but surely you don't think she is better with it being public? She did everything right, what every victim should; she reported her abuse, and due to that got justice and help and enabled him to get help.