Temp
Wind Spd.
Barometer
Humidity
Heat
Dew Pt.


53 °
N5
29.79
81%
53°F
48°F
 All ::  News ::  Video ::  Yellow Pages ::  Autos ::  Classifieds ::  Shopping ::  Dining ::  Events 
: Home
: News
 • Business
 • Cover Story
 • Education
 • e-UPDATES
 • Healthbeat
 • Hot Topics
 • Illinois
 • Decision 2008
 • Investigations
 • Iraq
 • ksdk.com Now
 • Meet the Team
 • Mideast
 • Podcasting
 • RSS Feeds
 • Show Information
 • Today in St. Louis
 • U.S. & World
 • Video
: Weather Plus
: Sports
: TrafficLink
: Show Me St. Louis
: Decision 2008

: stlmomsworld

: Photo Galleries
: Video Center
 • Breaking News
 • Weather Plus
 • Live Newscasts
 • Show Me St. Louis
 • Video Center NEW
 • Podcasts
 • Webcams
:  News Features
 • New on ksdk.com!
 • Show Information
 • Video Center NEW
 • Lottery
:  Services
 • School Closings
 • rss Newsfeed
 • Podcasts
 • ksdk.com Mobile
 • e-Updates
:  Special Sections
 • Around Town
 • CareerBuilder
 • CarSoup
 • Contests
 • Dining Out
 • DTV
 • HDTV Guide
 • Salutes
 • Sammy's Stars
: Community
 • A Place to Call
     Home
 • Appearance
     Requests
 • Friend to Friend
 • Gannett
     Foundation
 • Window Guests
: About Us
 • Contact KSDK
 • Employment
 • Internships
 • TV Listings
 • Programming
 • Meet the Team
 • Advertising Info
 • Public File Report
 • Help

Cyberpredators

  >> I N T R O D U C T I O N

We tell our children not to talk to strangers…but how do you protect 'em online? The newest tricks internet predators are using, what websites are particular danger spots, and what the experts say, you can do today to keep your kids safe.
Full Story >
  >> V I D E O

Sgt. Joe Laramie is a member or the Missouri Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force. The following video clips are from our interview with him for this story.

The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children ® (NCMEC) created three videos for parents and their children, to help educate them about the dangers of cyber predators.

  >> C O M M E N T S

Do you have questions or comments on this story? Send us an email to comments@ksdk.com.

 >> R E S O U R C E S

While on-line computer exploration opens a world of possibilities for children, expanding their horizons and exposing them to different cultures and ways of life, they can be exposed to dangers as they hit the road exploring the information highway. There are individuals who attempt to sexually exploit children through the use of on-line services and the Internet. Some of these individuals gradually seduce their targets through the use of attention, affection, kindness, and even gifts. These individuals are often willing to devote considerable amounts of time, money, and energy in this process. They listen to and empathize with the problems of children. They will be aware of the latest music, hobbies, and interests of children. These individuals attempt to gradually lower children's inhibitions by slowly introducing sexual context and content into their conversations.

– FBI Guide to Internet Safety


More Information

 

 


All Material Property of KSDK-TV ©2008
Terms of Service
& Privacy Policy