The Registry shows no new sex offenders living in Putnam County as of Feb. 2

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The Registry shows no new sex offenders living in Putnam County as of Feb. 2
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Feb 18, 2025
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The number of sex offenders living in Putnam County remained unchanged at six in the week ending Feb. 2 compared to the week before, according to the Illinois Police Sex Offender Registry.

According to a 2024 study by SafeHome.org, Illinois ranks fifth in the total number of registered sex offenders, with more than 34,000 living in the state.

Nationally, the study found over 795,000 registered sex offenders in the U.S. as of August 2024 — an increase of approximately 8,000 compared to 2023.

Registered Sex Offenders in Putnam County as of Week Ending Feb. 2

Offender Title Status Crime
Michael S. Swanson Sexual Predator Compliant Aggravated criminal sexual abuse/victim 13-16 and Violate sex offender registration
William L. Grosenbach Sexual Predator Compliant Aggravated criminal sexual abuse/victim 13-16
Edward Walter Sexual Predator Compliant Aggravated criminal sexual abuse/victim <13
Nicholas M. Moriarty Sexual Predator Compliant Child pornography/film/photos
Timothy M. Wallin Sexual Predator Compliant Child pornography/film/tape/photo
Mathew W. Rideout Sexual Predator Compliant Predatory criminal sexual assault

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