Peewee Herman: REGISTERED SEX OFFENDER

     Paul Reubens, aka "Peewee Herman," I honestly don't know quite what to make of. Pedophile? He claims not. Pervert and registered sex offender who doesn't belong as a children's icon? Absolutely. Reubens certainly started young: he was arrested at 17 for prowling near an adult theater and ultimately convicted of misdemeanor marijuana and loitering charges that carried a small fine.

     In 1991 and again in 2002, he found himself in more serious trouble. In the former case, he was arrested for masturbating in an adult theater. In the latter, he was arrested on child porn charges that he tried to claim were simply a case of officers mistaking his erotic art images for children. As a celebrity, he was able to plead down to aggravated misdemeanors in both cases.

     However, as a result, he was banned from unsupervised contact with children and his public image and business career took hits they should never have recovered from. While they were major scandals decades ago, few who know "Peewee Player" by name know his dark, disgusting history, and more people should.

     The latest and among the filthiest additions to the Celebrity Rapist Spotlight. Just look at those dead eyes.

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