Polk County Sheriff’s deputies in Florida filed an obscenity charge on Monday against the author of a self-published how-to guide for pedophiles, after the man mailed a copy of the guide to undercover officers.
Colorado authorities arrested Philip Ray Greaves II at his home in Pueblo, Colorado on a Polk County (Florida) Felony Warrant. Greaves has been charged with Distribution of Obscene Material Depicting Minors Engaged in Conduct Harmful to Minors. The offense is a 3rd degree felony. Polk County authorities are seeking extradition of Greaves to Florida.
Greaves had sold and mailed a copy of his training guide book to a Polk County Sheriff’s Office detective. The book, “The Pedophile’s Guide to Love and Pleasure: A Child-Lover’s Code of Conduct”, contains two graphic stories depicting an adult engaged in sex acts with children and also defends, advocates and trains adults regarding illegal sex acts between adults and children.
Some Excerpts from “The Pedophile’s Guide to Love and Pleasure; A Child-lover’s Code of Conduct,” by Phillip R. Greaves, 2nd, Copyright 2010:
- “Pedophiles feel great affection for their young partners, and do everything possible to avoid causing them any pain. Because of this, pedosexuals never practice intercourse with juveniles under thirteen, and usually not before sixteen.” Context: Greaves was defending pedophiles and attempts to distinguish acceptable acts against different aged children.
- “Pedophiles, we must remember, care for and befriend their young lovers. They are concerned for the wellbeing and pleasure of their little friends, always putting the juvenile’s pleasure and happiness first.” Context: Greaves attempts to differentiate between pedophiles who “care for” children and pedophiles who “rape” children.
- “The actual meaning of the word molestation, however, is to bother, pester and/or annoy someone after they have refused some unwanted attention or another. Even in a sexual context, bothering someone should be nothing more serious than a misdemeanor.” Context: Greaves minimizes child molestation and advocates for lesser or no penalties for pedophilia.
- “The upcoming accounts describe fairly brief encounters between pedosexuals and young boys. Of the accounts presented, the first one describes the long relationship of two or three months, with only two sexual encounters during this time. The second relates a much shorter friendship, of about two weeks, with the same number of sexual engagements. While such brief, sexual events may actually be ideal for the hit-n-split pedosexual, many would prefer to find an agreeable youngster and just grow older with it and maybe even marry. The hit-n-split technique is a defensive measure intended to reduce the risk of discovery and prosecution, as is the pedosexual’s practice of being on a first-name-only basis with its juvenile, sexual partner(s).” Context: The quote is related to two stories of sex acts between adults and two boys, ages thirteen and nine—both stories involve sexual contact between an adult and a child including obscene acts involving physical contact. Greaves claims the stories are “90% factual…minor embellishments have been added, however, to protect the identities of the people involved and to give a more complete view of pedophilia and the child lover.
