What is a very concerning question about this whole issue that one reader asked today was this: what was a convicted child sex offender doing working at the Leaf Trust on Community Service, when the Trust had specifically requested the Department of Corrections to ensure that no criminals with sex offender histories be allowed anywhere near the Trust, or its clients?

Another question is this: why was Grant King allowed to converse with Trust clients, whilst under the supervision of Department of Corrections staff, to the point that he tried to get one of the vulnerable clients to secure a copy of some letterhead for him?

How robust is the background checks conducted by the Department of Corrections on the people they are managing in the community, and how stringent is their supervision practice when on site with Community Service criminals?