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In this brief segment, Mike Domitrz explains how online sexual predators initiate contact by requesting nude photos and deliberately select children they believe will comply and, crucially, will not report the abuse. He emphasizes that the choice is not based on a child’s attractiveness or special qualities, but on the predator’s assessment that the child is unlikely to involve law enforcement. The speaker stresses the importance for parents to understand this targeting logic so they can better protect their children and encourage reporting.

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