Pedophile

Pedophiles have two main characteristics.  The target of their sexual interest is  children, birth through 13 years old.  A pedophile may be an acquaintance, adult or even another child.  It may be an relative or neighbor.  The person may be known to the child or a complete stranger. It may be a family member or your parents golf partner, a siblings best friend, or a trusted community leader.  

Pedophiles choose a child based on characteristics that stimulate their sexual arousal.  It is often the body shape, perhaps a slender build, or an angelic face.  It may be the color of their hair or the way they stand.  It might be a chubby girl who no one plays with.  They are lonely and make it much easier to befriend.

Sexual predators never, ever, diminish their insatiable appetites for the hairless, undeveloped bodies of little kids.  It is important to remember this for another webpage will deal with overseas sex tours (read more) . . . . . .

It is important to understand the relationship of pedophile to innocent child victim. 

• Incestuous pedophiles are family members, often a parent or sibling, perhaps an uncle or grandparent. 
• Acquaintance pedophiles are often friends of the family or at least known to the family 
• The location of sex abuse often takes place at home but can occur in any place. 
• Pedophile operates from a position of power and control
• It is a carefully planned assault
• Sibling incest is common
• Blended families harbor juvenile pedophiles.
• Stranger pedophiles are rare and don’t groom a child.  They abduct, violate then dispose of the body.

Identify Pedophile Rapists by Age Group Targeted

• Infant Pedophile Rapist (Infant to 2 years old)
• Toddler Pedophile Rapist (3 to 4 years old)
• Child Pedophile Rapist (5 to 10 years old)
• Preteen Pedophile Rapist  (11 to 13 years old)
• Vulnerable Rapist (Handicapped, mentally impaired, bed ridden)

Select a Victim

• Based on certain attractive qualities
• Can be one or the other sex or both
• Make contact with parent or child
• Be friendly and not pushy
• Ingratiate into family
• Only one that can control a child
• Talk a long time to calm a child down
• Mediator in the family
• Absent parent makes child very vulnerable
• Buy gifts for family
• Poverty may give pedophile the means to buy food, clothes, take the child places, pay electric bill for family and therefore seek indebtedness of parents
• Build trust of parents, confidence of child

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