The men, who are now living in a prison community, answer questions about their molesting activities and their own molestation. Specific areas covered include the age when they first molested a child and how they chose victims. The men discuss their disclosure, arrest, and incarceration process, charges, length of sentence, and adjustments to prison life. Each tries to present reasons for his behavior, discusses plans for the future, and offers advice for parents to prevent children from becoming victims. The interviews are accompanied by an offender profile, discussion questions, and the author's analysis. A summary notes that there was no one common rationale for molestation among the men, although three that had been molested as children felt enough deep-seated anger to seek revenge by molesting others. Another issue explored is whether certain types of children are at greater risk of being molested than others. 13 references.