Will justice be served

I tried to warn the public of the dangers that shielding the identification of many convicted, registered sex offenders may have on the public as a whole.

This week, a trial against the sex offender that raped my daughter 13.5 years ago, will commence.  If convicted, my daughter's rapist will notvonly have to serve additional time in jail, bur if convicted, his identity will finally be exposed to the public, and no longer hidden from the publuc' eye on the pruvate--private sex offender registry.

While I wish law enforcement would have spoken up, before there were additional victims, hopefully the pe ding charges will result in a conviction.