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: First Amendment Center

Colo. police investigate, protect pedophilia author

By By The Associated Press

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PUEBLO, Colo. ? Police in Colorado are both investigating and protecting the author of a guide for pedophiles.

Phillip Ray Greaves II of Pueblo has drawn national attention because his self-published book was for sale on Amazon. The book offers advice to pedophiles on how to make a sexual encounter with a child as safe as possible.

Amazon is no longer selling the book but it's not clear whether the company or Greaves removed it. Amazon did not return messages from the Associated Press and the author refused to comment.

The Pueblo Chieftain reported today that police hadn't found anything to indicate that Greaves had committed a crime, but would monitor him.

Police say threats have been made against Greaves and they are keeping an eye on him to protect him from any potential attackers.

Full post as published by First Amendment Center on November 11, 2010 (boomark / email).

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