[...] { twitter: "{{title}} {{url}}" } }; }TRENTON, N.J. (CBSNewYork/AP) – His conviction led to Megan’s Law, now Jesse Timmendequas wants a new [...]

[...] college campuses alerting students to be on the lookout for a man who is accused of accosting and trying to lure a 19-year-old woman into his [...]

Jason must be a pedophile,if he sees no reason to send this low life to prison…………

It is sad that we need to send people to prison for nothing, he did nothing to harm the children, and as far as this article explains it, it he has no prior weirdness with kids, so how can he be guilty? he never touched them, makes no sense, but these days you never know, he may have wanted to kill them, this reminds me of the movie Minority report with Tom Cruise, Guilty before a crime is committed ?

[...] CBS New York “A Toms River man convicted of trying to lure three young children into a specially rigged, candy-filled van has been sentenced to a dozen years in prison. Brian Warner, 51, will also be on lifetime supervision under Megan’s law. Warner was sentenced Thursday, six years after he tried to lure two sisters, ages 9 and 10, and their 7-year-old brother into a van equipped with a candy-filled cooler. The van also had a police scanner, a cage, black louvers on the windows, soundproof padding and sensors to alert occupants if someone was approaching.” [...]

One way trip to the barn. Candy fill it first.

Wouldn’t it be cheaper just to take him out behind the barn and plug him?