The kind of name to put at the bottom of 8 x 10s, Bob not carrying quite the same hint of mystery. It also made sense to change your name back to what it was once you started to come under suspicion for sexual interference with underaged girls. Not that it helped him. Bob Malvo was charged with two counts of third-degree criminal sexual conduct relating to girls between thirteen and fifteen years old and was convicted of both in 1993. He was subsequently sentenced to eight years in prison (though as the Pajama Day secretary correctly noted, he was out in six). His crimes took place while he was a substitute teacher at two different high schools, both located in southeast Michigan, the victims both ninth-graders and students in his drama classes. I tried searching for something that might tell me what he’d been up to for the time since his release, but nothing matched his name and profile. He could be anywhere. The chances of a convicted statutory rapist hanging around near the same towns where he committed his crimes had to be slim.
