If You Can't Trust a Sex Offender…

Reason Staff | 3.12.2008 3:35 AM

Claudio Digregorio was stunned when he found his home listed as the address of a convicted sex offender on a Florida Department of Corrections Web site. The man listed on that site, Tarek Baroody, didn't live in Digregorio's home and had never lived there.

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