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S*x Offender/ Child Predator Literally Next Door

I am in contract for a house (for like the 4th time) and I noticed that the neighbors were a little rowdy, living in a trailer cursing at their barking dog. As if that weren't enough of a problem, I got curious and checked the s*x offender list and lo and behold that property is home to a s*x offender, with the crimes of "LEWD OR LASCIVIOUS ACTS WITH A CHILD UNDER 14 YEARS OF AGE" and "ORAL COPULATION BY FORCE OR FEAR" from 25 years ago. Based on the website DOB he's about 50 years old now.

I feel crazy even typing this because I can only lean toward absolutely pulling out of this contract but wanted to see if anyone had any wise thoughts on this matter before I do. I've seen other posts concerned about offenders in the nighborhood, but this is literally next door within eyesight. And we plan to raise kids in our new home so I feel sick to my stomach just imagining living there.

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