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Mississippi Sex Offender Registry Mississippi updates sex offender information regularly, to try to assure that it is complete and accurate. However, this information can change quickly. You are cautioned that information provided on the site may not reflect the current residence, status, or other information regarding an offender.
Posted by: Elizabeth (not registered) on August 26, 2006 at 03:38 pm
I am appalled that a convicted sex offender, child pornographer, who served in prison, is not listed on the Mississippi Sex Offender Registry. Michael B. Holleman is allowed to live in a community and it is not informed.
Posted by: not_happy (not registered) on August 31, 2006 at 07:57 pm
Michael Earley is a convicted and paroled sex offender and is living in Yazoo County (Bentonia). Why isn't he listed?
Posted by: Anonymous (not registered) on October 04, 2006 at 03:28 pm
Shawn R Wishert isn't showing up either
Posted by: Anonymous (not registered) on November 01, 2006 at 08:35 pm
ADAM BRENT POWERS
http://www.sor.mdps.state.ms.us/sorpublic/HPSOR_SearchList.aspx?lname=powers&type=no
is living in Perry County, in the town of Richton, Mississippi. He needs to be listed in Perry County. He raped kids he was babysitting. He is living with a woman with a small child. People in Richton need to know about him.
Posted by: Anonymous (not registered) on November 05, 2006 at 08:20 pm
Get over it, Elizabeth!
Posted by: Anonymous (not registered) on December 28, 2006 at 07:39 pm
I have found for the past 3 months, that the Mississippi Sex Offenders Registry website is unsearchable. I have tried on a PC as well as my Macintosh...this is frightening.
Posted by: Anonymous (not registered) on January 22, 2007 at 01:51 pm
Re: Adam Brent Powers, does anyone have any information on the family?
He may be a foster child I had a long time ago.
Posted by: Anonymous (not registered) on February 18, 2007 at 02:06 am
Re:Re: Adam Brent Powers; I have information about him. But Im not posting any information here due to his EX Wife posting lies about him on here. So.. leave your contact information and I will get ahold of you.
You can view Sex Offenders for Free, just go to Clerck of Courts in your area, pull up public records and go from there, it is supposed to be free in all the States. If that does not work contact your local Police Dept, and they should tell you what to do, or where to go. Tammy (HEXGIRL)
Posted by: Pissed off (not registered) on October 09, 2007 at 06:42 pm
Why doesn't David Fears from amory, mississippi appear on this registry. he should after all he did to the woman he kidnapped, raped and attempted to killll.
Posted by: Anonymous (not registered) on November 16, 2007 at 01:36 am
Before you judge any one on these list maybe you should find out what happened. It could be contempt prior to investigation.
Posted by: Anonymous (not registered) on February 27, 2008 at 07:09 pm
I find the list of offenders to be incomplete on this web site. I know of TWO offenders, one spent time in Parchman and neither are on this list. WHY NOT?????
There is NO excuse for the state of Mississippi to keep these names off this list.
Posted by: Sheryl (not registered) on February 29, 2008 at 09:39 am
M. Holleman, an attorney, was convicted went to prison, and it is horrendous that his father, B. Holleman was able to petition signatures from fellow attorneys to allow M. to regain ability to practice law. Child pornography is one of the worst forms of sex offeses. He is not listed on the sexual offenders list and his clients are unaware of who is representing them.
Posted by: A reasonable person (not registered) on March 05, 2008 at 09:57 pm
So you think that a sex offender registry will help you are protect your children from harm. What a joke. First of all, a substantial number of the people on the list were falsely accused. They never were and never will be a threat to anybody. The rest of them are EX sex offenders. They have paid the penalty for whatever they did. There is NO REASON to think that 99.999% of them will EVER do ANYTHING that get them reincarcerated. That includes speeding and staying too long at a parking meters. ALL valid studies show this fact. You can verify this statement by going to the US Dept of Justice website and reading the facts for yourself. But, even if these people did pose a threat, what good does it do to know where they live? After all, they aren't prisoners in their homes. "IF" one of them decides to reoffend, he (or she) is free to go anywhere he wants to go to accomplish his goal. Furthermore, he is MORE likely to go somewhere else than to commit an offense right in his own neighborhood. In my opinion, the safest place to be is right next door! People - don't waste your time and effort obsessing over ex sex-offenders! The chances of you or your children ever being the victim of a sexual offense is absolutely miniscule compared to the threat of injury or death from a drunk (or high) driver or from the crossfire of a gang/drug war! So why aren't you screaming for a registry of drunk drivers, gang lords and dope peddlars?
Posted by: angel (not registered) on March 21, 2008 at 12:54 pm
I think every body needs to get a life > Go to chruch and let God deal with these pepole , I have a friend that got accused of a sexual crime . Every body jumps to the wrong thing about some of these pepole. He moved here and every body just start spreading lies about him. He didn:t even do the crime pepole thinks he did. And this person is not a threat to any one. God Help The Ones Who Do not Have A Life.
Posted by: Anonymous (not registered) on April 08, 2008 at 06:20 pm
who ever told elizabeth to get over it needs to know this is not a joke i have kids myself and i look all the time to see if there is any new ones!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 so you get over it
Posted by: pumkgirl (not registered) on April 15, 2008 at 05:45 pm
I think some sexoffenders are good in the heart.cause some people that are sexoffenders are trying to get right with god.So I thank some people that hate sexoffenders should forgive them.
Posted by: Anonymous (not registered) on April 22, 2008 at 02:53 pm
Whoever posted this:
So you think that a sex offender registry will help you are protect your children from harm. What a joke. First of all, a substantial number of the people on the list were falsely accused. They never were and never will be a threat to anybody. The rest of them are EX sex offenders. They have paid the penalty for whatever they did. There is NO REASON to think that 99.999% of them will EVER do ANYTHING that get them reincarcerated. That includes speeding and staying too long at a parking meters. ALL valid studies show this fact. You can verify this statement by going to the US Dept of Justice website and reading the facts for yourself. But, even if these people did pose a threat, what good does it do to know where they live? After all, they aren't prisoners in their homes. "IF" one of them decides to reoffend, he (or she) is free to go anywhere he wants to go to accomplish his goal. Furthermore, he is MORE likely to go somewhere else than to commit an offense right in his own neighborhood. In my opinion, the safest place to be is right next door! People - don't waste your time and effort obsessing over ex sex-offenders! The chances of you or your children ever being the victim of a sexual offense is absolutely miniscule compared to the threat of injury or death from a drunk (or high) driver or from the crossfire of a gang/drug war! So why aren't you screaming for a registry of drunk drivers, gang lords and dope peddlars?
Posted by: angel (not registered) on March 21, 2008 at 12:54 pm
You are completely misinformed and you are spouting your opinion as if it is fact. Actually, and IN FACT, sex offenders are much more likely to reoffend than other criminals. I understand that some may have been falsely accused, but it is HIGHLY UNLIKELY that "a substantial number", as you say, were. Please don't encourage people to be less than vigilante when it comes to protecting their children. If you want to live next door to a registered sex offender, more power to you. I just pray you don't have children. I, on the other hand, will stay as far away as possible. And, as for your comment that the chances of your child being a victim of a sexual offense are "miniscule", once again I'll say that you are spouting your OPINION as if it were fact. And once again you are wrong. Knowledge is power. The more information you can gather, the more protected you will be.
facts? Think about it angel. Do drunk drivers get arrested more than once? Maine had a drunk truck driver kill a carload of people and the driver had over thirty prior convictions! Do drug dealers get arrested more than once? I understood that sex offenders are noted as the least likely of All criminals to repeat the offense. However, (IMO) more than one offense by a sexual offender is one too many.
Posted by: castrate all sex offenders (not registered) on April 24, 2008 at 12:44 pm
I think "A reasonable person" is a sex offender himself
Posted by: Lady (not registered) on May 02, 2008 at 03:21 pm
Some sexoffender are good and bad.If you hate sexoffenders you should forgive them unless they hurted you.So if you think this stuff is craze to you , you need to get a life.I got a friend who is a sexoffender , and I forgive him. So if you donot forgive that person like did ;that is calling yourself against all sexoffenders.So hope you like this message.[bye,bye] and have a great day.
Posted by: angel (not registered) on May 02, 2008 at 03:48 pm
who ever wrote their comment on what i said some people are so afraid of their shadow its unreal . you do need to keep watch over your children> but at the same time do not be scared of every boby. my husband is pulling 13 years for something he done. he will never live what he done down, but beleve me he is paying for what he did , he did not rape nobody, but he has to watch his back all the time. people are paying for their crimes. No one needs to fool with achild this i agree.I do pray for these kids every nite.
Posted by: Anonymous (not registered) on May 13, 2008 at 11:20 pm
Some sex offenders are not a threat. They are human and make bad choices. Not all sex offenders have aggressively attacked their so-called "victim." It was a mutual agreement. I feel like sex offenders should be ranked according to their crime. Those with low rank should be able to live a normal life without all the strict guidelines.
Posted by: Anonymous (not registered) on May 14, 2008 at 12:21 pm
My husband is a registered sex offender for something he did not do. He was not even around this person when this took place. People, not all are guilty but some are. If it is a child no evidence has to be given for a person to be convicted of a sex crime. He is not the only man that this has happened too. I have a friend whose grand child did this to him, a man that can not walk hardly and then she told the authorities oh i lied because i was mad at him for not letting me watch a porn movie. She did this to several men. So please don't think all registered offenders did these crimes. I know alot did but I know the system doesn't always work out right. How do you touch someone when you are not even there with them? Can you answer that for me ?
Posted by: Anonymous (not registered) on May 29, 2008 at 03:07 am
Why do all people automatically assume that a sex offender is a child predator? Why does everyone automatically assume the worst when someone is labeled a sex offender? Do you realize how easy it is for someone to be accused of sexual assault when their supposed girlfriend gets mad at them and lies about an assault? Do you realize the implications that can happen from say, a simple college prank like us older people used to do in our younger days?
I agree with the person that said there should be catagories. Just because someone is labeled a sex offender does NOT mean they are a child predator. If their case involved children, then it should be stated loudly. If their case involved something simple, for example, a guy accidentally brushed a woman's breasts, and she went ballistic, now the guy has a charge, now he has a label, and is screwed for the rest of his life. Not all sex offenders involved children, and those that didn't, shouldn't have to suffer with the automatic assumption that they are. But those that did, God help them.
I think you are absolutely right. I think that people judge before they know the facts. They hear a little bit of information and run a log way with it , not knowing the whole of it. Like I said in my previous posts.. the law knows a lot more information on a persons criminal history than the general public. There is a reason why the public is only allowed so much information. Everything is misconstrued. So.. information is limited too keep this from happening. The general public can not pull up a criminal history on a person and read all the facts of the case. Law enforcement can. I understand why people are so angry about the sex offender laws, but from what I am reading in these posts, a lot of people posting are so angry, they dont do their research and really figure out what the law is.
For instance: people are talking about youthful offenders. You can plead to be a youthful offender one time. You have to have committed the crime when you were between the age of 18-21. There are NO restrictions to where they can live or work. The only thing they have to do is come in to register, for 10 years. Everything is confidential. There are no fliers sent out about them in the neighborhood and they are not required to tell anyone they work for about their situation. They are not posted on any websites, etc. No one can come in and request information on them either. So if they were to go get a criminal background check for a job, that information would not be available. After 10 years, the offender is free, sans they commit another sex crime.
I think i can help a little bit with some of the questions people have. Each state is different though, so it would be wise to catch up on laws in your own state.
Posted by: anon (not registered) on June 28, 2008 at 05:00 pm
i am horrified that somone would not be registered and try to live a a place with yong kids and teenage girls. what has the world come to these days.
Posted by: ADA (not registered) on July 01, 2008 at 04:22 pm
If you know that someone in your community is a CONVICTED sex offender but is not on the registry, please report it to your local police or sheriff's department. Law enforcement can track down that person's order of conviction and send it to the Department of Public Safety to get the ball rolling on registration. Failure to Register as a Sex Offender is a felony in Mississippi. Please do not think law enforcement takes it lightly.
Posted by: angel (not registered) on August 02, 2008 at 10:53 am
who ever posted a comment in my on March 21, 2008at 12:54 pm I did not write this one who ever did this God knows you. but i do understand these comments well some of them,
god knows who fools with children, he will deal with them , andit want be preaty/ If you are a sex offender reading this or thinking of doing this, don"t these kids have not done anthing to any one.>>>>>>>Keep Your Hands To Your self. atthe endof time god will send you to hell.
Posted by: Anonymous (not registered) on August 07, 2008 at 11:43 pm
Those weren't lies about Adam P. He was living in Richton & Laurel Mississippi without turning in where he was living. He has gotten in trouble for not keeping his info updated. He does have a girlfriend with a small child and he did get in trouble for raping kids.
Check his profile on here and see where he is at now. In jail in Jones County which is right up the road from Perry County.
Posted by: Jody (not registered) on August 18, 2008 at 11:26 am
The local Sheriff's Department is the one that keeps track of sex offenders in each county. Usually there is one person dedicated to making sure the offender stays compliant under their guidlines. I agree there should be guidlines that state if the person assaulted a child or an adult. There is no charge to look up these people on the web-site in Mississippi. You may simply type in mississipppi sex offender list and it will pull up the Mississippi Department of Public Safety web sit. You must hit the disclaimer and you can type in a last name and hit any county or state in Mississippi and the person's name will come up and show what county they are registered in. If you know this person is not registered and should be you may contact the Department of Public Safety your self or notify you local Sheriff's Department. I do agree that people need to know who is living by them. In a court of law the jury usually decides if there is enough evidence to convict or the person pleas in court. Why would somebody plea if they didn't commit the crime unless they felt the jury had enough evidence to convict? Open you eyes most sex offenders if convicted of hurting a child will reoffend if given the opportunity. Remember they don't usually get caught the first time.
Posted by: Oldtimer on August 19, 2008 at 08:44 pm
Then if you feel you should know who is living near you, I suggest you speak to your legislature and have them develop a registry of killers, robbers and drug king pins. After all, you want to be safe, don't you?
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