For every square mile in the continental U.S. , there is one sexual predator. An overwhelming majority of child molesters are male. The most likely predator does not appear strange, does not behave out of the ordinary, and does not draw attention to himself. In fact, in most cases he is the most unlikely suspect. Strangers are bad.
Friends are good.
While some of these occurrences might be entirely normal, they can also serve as warnings and reference points for trouble. Children should never talk to strangers. Strangers Will Guide Your Child to Safety. Think about it. Children who regularly interact with strangers learn about human nature, body language, tones of voice, who is helpful, who they can turn to, and often who to avoid.