Comments on: Corey Deen Saunders

By: Rod Halls

Rod Halls — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 03:44:05 +0000

I have been reading a lot on here and have picked up some great info. One thing I have found which works well for a good nights sleep, feeling more relaxed and focused is binaural beats. As strange as they may sound (excuse the pun) they are a very powerful method of relaxation.

By: Lyndsay

Lyndsay — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 17:41:12 +0000

you’re right – the article says he fantasized about raping and MURDERING a child – THAT is what scares me!

By: Lyndsay

Lyndsay — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 17:39:12 +0000

I’m sorry for your experience, Meaghan. I just want to clarify something though – homosexuality and pedophilia are completely unrelated. and you are correct, the difference is CONSENT. A lot of pedophiles cannot be classified as “gay’ or “straight” (in fact, approximately 75% of male pedophiles abuse girls – i can get you a source on that fact if you’d like). The appeal of children to pedophiles is their availability and their vulnerability. And most abused children are not abused by strangers, they are abused by someone in or around their own family – and that’s how most predators start, with whoever is available to them, whether it’s a sibling or a niece/nephew. Which is why, even with a sex offender registry, you won’t be able to control or stop child abuse unless you, as a parent, are attentive to whom you allow access your children – whether it’s a boyfriend, sibling, coach or whoever – and if there are signs of abuse, get the kid to treatment pronto to stop the abuse right there. That’s the only way to prevent the next generation of pedophiles – get the abused child out of the home right away, in regular treatment, and don’t think that the kid “looks fine’ and that they’ll “just forget” about it. They won’t. It stays, it’s lasting and it affects you in all sorts of ways you probably are unaware of.

By: Lyndsay

Lyndsay — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 17:28:33 +0000

Mazzi – thank you for your post. It helps to have educated responses on the psychology behind predation and deviant behavior to help us all understand why this happens.

By: Lyndsay

Lyndsay — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 17:26:39 +0000

response to Brittany – uh, no. that is not the definition of a sexual predator. A sexual predator is made that way by severe physical or sexual abuse in childhood. When you are sexually victimized as a child, basically your sexual maturity stops right there. WITHOUT THERAPY, every experience subsequent and every sexual choice you make relates back to that initial contact. NOT ALL who are sexually abused go on to abuse – most don’t – especially if they receive serious therapy early on. But if you surveyed pedophiles, you’d find abuse in 99.9% of their pasts. It has nothing to do with the availability of adults. They aren’t attracted to adults. They have a particular compulsion toward children for reasons they themselves probably don’t understand. (I’m not excusing, just explaining to Brittany the psychology behind it.)

By: dominic

dominic — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 19:14:27 +0000

I would like to hear some of your stories about Corey. I would like to get your perspective on him. Somebody that knew Corey instead of hearing from outsiders.

By: Malik7

Malik7 — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 04:36:16 +0000

Corey is waiting very patiently, hoping that someday soon, he’ll be let go and can get back in good graces with another unsuspecting little boy!!

in the first place, why wasn’t he odrered to wear a GPS tracking device in order to monitor his every move?

The last child that he sexually abused might have been saved from being molested by this promisculous sex-crazed child-abusing monster!!!!

By: max

max — Fri, 03 Apr 2009 04:18:22 +0000

this is why they must be put to death if we can not stop them. How kids need to be harm to get us to see the truth but rip a group of people off and you will get 150 years right but a child life is not wroth that much I guess