No, WIY, thinking of him as a “monster” is not a victimless crime either. The way we think of people affects the way we act towards them. The kid needs to be stopped, but he does not need to be punished–like many in this thread have suggested.
YehudahTvzi: I am the one who found you a contact, called him up and asked permission to post his phone number here, and did so. I care about this-I just care about all the parties, not just the obvious ones.
I do commend you for getting involved, but I am horrified at your attitude about it. Like I suggested in a previous post, why don’t you just lock up the 6 year old victim also before she has a chance to do the same thing to another kid when she’s 15?