Sex Offenders- Help pass this Bill-SAVE YOUR KIDS!

Help Get Funding for the Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act

The Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act was passed on July 25, 2006—20 years after Adam Walsh's abduction. The act established a National Sex Offender Registry law, but recent news reports reveal most states will not be in compliance with the law by the upcoming July 2009 deadline. If senators and state representatives don't comply with and fully fund the act, it will expire.



Oprah did a show entirely about kids and the net, the horrible stories of kids who thought they know who they were talking to, but instead were kidnapped, raped, and even worse..John Walsh, host of AMERICAS MOST WANTED, who lost his son 27 years ago to a man who kidnapped and decapitated his son. On the 25th anniversary of his Son's death John finally got a bill into Congress to make any Child Abuser Register in every state.. that way a NATIONAL Registry can tell you where exactly these Pervs are living..



YOU NEVER KNOW BUT IF YOU COULD.. WOULDN'T YOU WANT TO KNOW?
THERE IS NO MONEY FOR THIS BILL.. UNLESS OUR STATE REPRESENTATIVES ASK FOR IT! LETS BAIL OUT OUR KIDS! WE HAVE TILL JULY 09, BUT HOW MANY KIDS DON'T?

In the Link I provided below, Oprah has already written a letter that you can Print and send to your state Representative or Email..Oprah makes it VERY EASY , just click on your state and it will show who you need to send it to =)

http://www.oprah.com/article/oprahshow/20090220-tows-adam-walsh-act

Here's what a Sample Letter looks like:

Write to Your Senators and State Representative, If you choose to write a letter, fax, telegram or e-mail, you may use the following sample letter. Feel free to modify it how you see fit.

If your in Cali, Here's the link to Diane Feinstein & Barbara Boxer

http://www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm?State=CA

Dear [Senator/Congressman/or Congresswoman]:

I am sure you share my belief that we must do everything in our power to help protect our children from sexual predators in our communities. That is why I am asking for your help today.I am extremely concerned about how we track registered sex offenders in our country. According to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, an estimated 100,000 sex offenders are unaccounted for and not living where they are registered. Because law enforcement agencies are too underfunded and overwhelmed to track them, these dangerous predators are free to roam undetected from state to state, targeting and re-offending more innocent children.The Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act, which was signed into law in 2006, created a National Sex Offender Registry, but recent news reports reveal most states will not be in compliance with the law by the upcoming July deadline. Supporters of the law acknowledge there are adjustments that should be made to the law, but they are adamant, as am I, that the basic purpose and spirit of Adam's act must be upheld. The act calls for a National Sex Offender Registry,which is critical to the safety of our children.I implore you to reexamine this law with fellow lawmakers, reauthorize it and see that it is fully funded. I realize our country's current economic crisis will not make this charge an easy one, but what could be more urgent and of greater importance than the safety and well-being of our children?

Sincerely,(your name here)