Concerning the recent murder of Yale student Annie Lee and the accompanying headline; Police May Never Know Motive... 18 Sep. 09 Just like the daylight abduction , sexual assault and murder of Kelsey Smith. That headline also read " We May Never Know Motive" 17 Sep 08.

The prosecuting attorney for the Kelsey Smith case was asked about the presence of sexualized materials during the investigation. He replied that he is "certain porn is present and not uncommon in these kinds cases but there are not considered as a contributing factor." With your help this denial of the reality we face is about to change in Kansas.

In the next Kansas legislative session Senator Mary Pilcher-Cook has agreed to introduce a bill that will require reporting of pornographic materials during investigations of sex crimes. Not unlike the decades of denying the link between cigarettes and disease, we will begin to measure and quantify the link of porn and crime. "Pornography is the fuel that acts as a catalyst for fantasy-driven criminal behavior." Vernon J. Geberth, retired Lt. Commander of the NYPD

To date no State has a requirement to report and link porn to sex crimes but God willing that is about to change in Kansas.


The author is unknown to me. I was given this on facebook. I thank it's wonderful that Kansas is trying to go for this