Smut-Surfer Justice
Smut-Surfer Justice by Don Huddle, published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on June 21, 2013, is a fiction work that delves into the urgent issue of Internet sexual predators and pornographers. This 268-page book presents a narrative where police, a physician, and concerned citizens unite to combat the growing threat posed by these online deviates. The story outlines their efforts to establish a state-wide network of volunteer “smut-surfers” dedicated to identifying and reporting offenders, as well as the extreme measures taken to address the problem.
Readers will find a detailed exploration of the challenges faced by communities in protecting children from online dangers. The narrative includes the implementation of police stings aimed at apprehending multiple predators simultaneously and discusses the alarming statistics surrounding online threats to youth. Additionally, the book incorporates practical advice on how to avoid unwanted contacts, making it relevant for parents of children who use the Internet. Through its engaging storyline, Smut-Surfer Justice addresses critical themes within the mystery and detective genres, particularly focusing on police procedural elements.
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Fed up with the plague of Internet sexual predators and pornographers, police, a physician, and citizens decide something must be done to stop them. The results were: 1.) a state-wide network of volunteer Internet “smut-surfers” to identify and report Internet deviates, 2.) “surgeries” performed on predators when apprehended attempting to meet youngsters, and 3.) an elaborate police sting to simultaneously apprehend dozens of deviates producing pornographic material. It is reliably reported that at any given moment, from 45 to 50 thousand sexual predators are on line in search of prey. One of every 7 kids with personal profiles on the Web has been contacted by a predator with salacious sexual material, often prior to explicit sexual proposals for meeting. For any parent with computer-aged children, this is a must-read book. Skillfully woven throughout an intriguing tale are rules for avoiding these contacts.
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