Colonel J.W. Price Deputy Director of the Division of Criminal Investigation | Official Website
Colonel J.W. Price Deputy Director of the Division of Criminal Investigation | Official Website
The Registry showed that, in total, seven sexual offenders were living in Henderson County, compared to six the quarter before. Over these three months, two offenders left Henderson County and three moved into the area.
Of the three offenders who moved to Henderson County during this period, one was a sexual predator.
Sexual predators and child murderers remain on the registry for the rest of their lives. Sexually violent people are no longer listed 10 years after their conviction.
The offenders moving into Henderson County may have been recently convicted or moved from other cities in the US.
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.
| Offender | Title | Status | Crime |
|---|---|---|---|
| Boone D. Peterson | Sexual Predator | Compliant | Aggravated criminal sexual abuse/victim 13-16, Aggravated criminal sexual abuse/weapon and Attempt |
| Daniel M. Gigiano | Sexual Predator | Compliant | Predatory criminal sexual assault |
| Malay S. Vasavda | Sexual Predator | Compliant | Attempt and Criminal sexual assault/force |
| Patrick D. Moyers | Sexual Predator | Compliant | Aggravated criminal sexual abuse |
| Robert James Brand | Sexual Predator | Compliant | Predatory criminal sexual assault |
| Ronald J. Stobierski | Non-verified Adult Sex Offender | Compliant | Fail to register w/in 3 days of new residence/school and Sex relations |
| Shaune Burns | Non-verified Child Sex Offender | Compliant | Criminal sexual abuse/vic 13-17 |
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