This program reports on child abusers who, despite repeated convictions and extensive therapy, continue their abusive behavior throughout their lives—the "average" American child abuser offends against 117 children in the course of his sinister career. In frank interviews, pedophiles describe their inability to stop re-offending and the ease with which they manipulate the so-called safeguards to gain access to their prey. The program examines some radical responses to recidivism, which include informing the public when a convicted offender is released and moves into their neighborhood and locking serial offenders up for life. It also stresses the apparent evidence that there is no known effective rehabilitation and no effective way to keep pedophiles out of the neighborhood, or even out of the classroom. (52 minutes)