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Megan's Law

Megan's Law

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Oct 21, 2026

Bobby CapucciHOST
9:12
He was still abusing girls all the way up to his second arrest.
Bobby CapucciHOST
9:16
But that designation would have little impact on Epstein's ability to obtain a U.S. passport or to travel internationally until Congress passed the international Megan's Law in 2016.
Bobby CapucciHOST
9:28
Imagine being a molester, a child molester, and able to just travel freely wherever you wanted, unchecked.
Bobby CapucciHOST
9:35
If you've been convicted of the crimes that Epstein was convicted of, you should not be allowed to fly internationally.
DevHOST
34:23
On October 19th, 1994, Jesse Temendikos is charged with the murder of seven year old Megan Conka in New Jersey.
DevHOST
34:32
Megan's death inspired Megan's Law, a statute enacted in 1994 requiring that information about convicted sex felons be available to the public.
DevHOST
34:42
Versions of Megan's Law have been passed in many states since her murder.
DevHOST
34:46
Megan had last been seen riding her bicycle outside her home in Hampton Township, New Jersey on July 29th.
DevHOST
34:53
Her parents found her bike on the front lawn and immediately began to search for her.
DevHOST
35:08
In the aftermath of this horrific crime, Megan's parents lobbied state's legislators for a new law, arguing that if they had known about Jesse's background, they would have been able to protect their daughter.
DevHOST
35:20
New Jersey and several other states passed laws following the public outcry.
DevHOST
35:25
Megan's Law became a federal law in 1996.
Superfan GiovanniHOST
1:29
Jason Mayhem Miller, Alison Rosen, and Bryan Bishop from March of 2012.
Superfan GiovanniHOST
1:33
Another installment of the rare, but always bizarre and disturbing, Megan's Law game.
Superfan GiovanniHOST
1:39
Check it out.
Superfan GiovanniHOST
1:39
[whooshing]
Adam CarollaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:44
You wanna do our...
Adam CarollaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:45
What do you wanna do?
Alison RosenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:45
Megan's Law?
Adam CarollaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:46
Megan's Law?
GiovanniHOST
0:39
Jason Mayhem Miller, Alison Rosen, and Bryan Bishop from March of 2012.
GiovanniHOST
0:44
Another installment of the rare, but always bizarre and disturbing, Megan's Law game.
GiovanniHOST
0:49
Check it out.
GiovanniHOST
0:50
[air whooshing]
Adam CarollaHOST
0:54
You wanna do our...
Adam CarollaHOST
0:55
What do you wanna do?
Alison RosenPANELIST
0:56
Megan's Law?
Adam CarollaHOST
0:57
Megan's Law?
TannerHOST
19:51
He could get away with that.
ChristinaHOST
19:52
It ... [sighs] I think that was after Megan's Law.
TannerHOST
19:57
But if he's a minor...
ChristinaHOST
19:59
Oh, no.
ChristinaHOST
20:00
Or no, wait, no.
ChristinaHOST
20:00
It wasn't Megan's Law that I was thinking of.
TannerHOST
20:03
Sorry, we can't go down this rabbit hole.
TannerHOST
20:04
It'll be sad.
Mike KarbassiGUEST
4:02
Um, we may give them some time to adjust, but the dilemma is we don't even know how many of these facilities are around because they're not required to be, to register.
Mike KarbassiGUEST
4:11
We can only go on Megan's Law and see, okay, this address has four or five different sex offenders.
Mike KarbassiGUEST
4:15
That must be one of them.
Mike KarbassiGUEST
4:17
And that's the alarm.
Philip TeresiHOST
4:32
Obviously, this is not intended to affect a group home that deals with any other category of parolee or person in need.
Philip TeresiHOST
4:40
A person who was convicted of financial crimes in no way is entangled in this, in other words.
Mike KarbassiGUEST
4:46
Now, y- they, they don't have to register with Megan's m- under Megan's Law.
Mike KarbassiGUEST
4:48
So it's sexual predators, violent sexual predators.
Mike KarbassiGUEST
7:56
Doesn't know how many people are in there, uh, who's in there, what's in there.
Mike KarbassiGUEST
8:00
She believes one of them is a sex offender given the name she looked up in Megan's Law.
Mike KarbassiGUEST
8:03
And, you know, look up Megan's Law.
Mike KarbassiGUEST
8:05
It's kind of an honor system to a degree 'cause you hope that those people are actually staying where they are.
Mike KarbassiGUEST
8:10
Some of them are transients, unfortunately.
Mike KarbassiGUEST
8:12
But it's, it's pretty scary.
Mike KarbassiGUEST
8:13
It doesn't matter what part of Fresno you're in.
Mike KarbassiGUEST
8:15
You look at the Megan, Megan's Law website, you see where sex offenders are living.
Kristen McElroySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:24
It's hard to think of how she ever really can be able to trust in relationships because that's a relationship that she trusted, believed in, and then, um, this happened, and he used her face to do really, uh, deplorable things.
Jim MelwertCORRESPONDENT
2:37
O'Neill's designated a sexually violent predator and will be subject to lifetime reporting under Megan's Law.
Jim MelwertCORRESPONDENT
2:42
In Doylestown, Jim Melwert, KYW Newsradio one oh three nine FM.
Lauren TurtenHOST
2:46
LeBron James is headed to Fishtown in a new mural.
SeanHOST
77:06
Mm.
Victor MathesonGUEST
77:06
Uh, you know, like Megan's Law or Bob's Law or Patrick's Law, uh, which is designed to rein these things in at the-
SeanHOST
77:14
Mm
Victor MathesonGUEST
77:14
... at the federal level.
Tom BohnGUEST
32:25
Yeah.
Leo ParejaHOST
32:25
Right? 1968, fair housing, lead-based paint, Megan's Law, like that's federal.
Leo ParejaHOST
32:31
Then in certain states, like to do a transaction without a real estate license in Virginia is up to $1,000 fine.
Leo ParejaHOST
32:38
To do it in Maryland, it's up to one year in prison.

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