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Author: Sandy Rozek

Sandy, a NARSOL board member, is communications director for NARSOL, editor-in-chief of the Digest, and a writer for the Digest and the NARSOL website. Additionally, she participates in updating and managing the website and assisting with a variety of organizational tasks.
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A dear friend has died

July 13, 2026July 14, 2026Sandy RozekLeave a comment

NARSOL has received sad news. Our dear friend and one of our faithful and extremely competent gatekeepers, Ken Roberts, died Sunday morning, June 12, from complications related to congestive heart failure. Ken was 74. In 2012, Ken was “on paper,” on probation.
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Public Safety & Prevention

NARSOL asks TN. governor to remove registrant addresses from online registry

July 7, 2026July 11, 2026Sandy RozekGov. Bill Lee, Persons required to register, Tennessee, Vigilante murders3 Comments

By Sandy . . . Vigilantes killing individuals required to be on a sex offender registry is nothing new. The first recorded case we found was in Utah in 2005. Since then these murders have occurred in Maine (a double murder), in
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NARSOL banner over Baltimore skyline at sunset: Navigating Safe Harbors Baltimore 2026.
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NARSOL’s 18th conference is a wrap

June 28, 2026June 29, 2026Sandy RozekBaltimore MD, NARSOL conferemce 20261 Comment

NARSOL’s 18th conference hit the ground running Friday morning, June 26, and didn’t slow down for two and a half days. With powerball speakers such as Catherine Carpender and Miriam Auckerman, the deeply moving stories of Amber Vlangas and Shawn Barrera-Leaf, and
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Action Alert

Scams targeting people listed on sex offender registries are alive and well in the U.S.

May 7, 2026May 8, 2026Sandy RozekPersons required to register, Sex Offender Registry, Telephone scams2 Comments

By Sandy . . . Is there anything more despicable than a scam? Schemes that use fear to extract money from those already living in fear go a step beyond despicable. Scams targeting people required to be listed on sex offender registries
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Sex offender residency restrictions–a harmful response

April 26, 2026April 28, 2026Sandy Rozekbad public, Registered sex offendes, Residency RestrictionsLeave a comment

Updated 4/23/2026; originally published 2/4/2025 at narsol.org as Sex offender residency restrictions: bad, bad public policy.”   By Sandy . . . Residency restrictions for persons required to register as sexual offenders are often enacted for no reason other than neighboring towns
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Something you thought you knew about child sexual offense–but probably don’t

February 8, 2026February 9, 2026Sandy RozekChild protection, Need for prevention, Role of women as abusers2 Comments

By Sandy . . . His email was long, disjointed, confusing. I could tell he was angry with NARSOL (National Assoc. for Rational Sexual Offense Laws), but I couldn’t tell why. I emailed back asking if I could call him. “Yes,” and
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Public safety: What it is and what it isn’t

February 6, 2026February 11, 2026Sandy RozekChild protection, Public safety, Safer neighborhoods1 Comment

By Sandy . . . As communications director of NARSOL, I receive many calls from reporters and journalists working on stories about persons in the community who are on a sex offender registry. Occasionally the presence of the registrant is being protested
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How can the NARSOL resource site help you?

January 10, 2026January 11, 2026Sandy RozekSupport groups and organizations

By Sandy . . . Even though registrants are as different from one another as everyone else, they do have some commonalities. Almost all registrants report feelings of isolation and being disconnected from others. One way to help lessen these feelings is
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Current Issues

A good news, bad news Halloween

November 1, 2025November 1, 2025Sandy RozekAutomobiles v. dhild pedestrians, Halloween, Law enforcement, Media, Registered sexual offenders2 Comments

By Sandy . . . In the many years that we have been tracking Halloween, this one fits the pattern of the past few years. There were the semi-frequent media and sheriff’s offices who were warning—and scaring—parents about people on sex offender
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ACTION ALERT: Protect ALL citizens; remove addresses from sex offender registries

September 26, 2025September 27, 2025Sandy RozekCalifornia, Murder, Vigilantes6 Comments

By Sandy . . . A 71-year-old man was murdered on September 18 in Fremont, CA. His killer did not know him. He didn’t kill him during a robbery. He had never seen him before. Nevertheless, he set out to kill David
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