Sam had a chronically terminal case of potential. Diagnosed with ADHD at a young age, he was never able to really master anything...except finishing a bottle. After a DUI at 20, Sam started getting into file sharing, which included music, art and photos of girls...young girls. He knew they were really, really young but by this time in his life, Sam had no reason not to continue spiraling down to a place called Sex Crime Central. 

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Ben was a simple man with simple needs, who’d never had a sexual partner. Having more than his share of obstacles since birth, an adult Ben was no stranger to the law and quickly became dependent on his closest connection to the outside world: the Internet. There, he found a room called "Titillation" in a place called Sex Crime Central.

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Though 18-year-old Victor was a proud and active member of his tribe, he was desperate to escape the reservation and the chronic domestic violence in his family’s home. When he finally broke free of the reservation with some money in hand, Victor couldn’t wait for his bright future ahead, but had no idea what was next for him. When he met the attractive and friendly Uber driver, he decided to take matters into his own hands...leading him to his final stop at Sex Crime Central.

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Marine Mike Rojas had sorted everything out...except his uncertainty with social situations. With no idea how to make friends or function in society, Mike made one final bar stop at Sex Crime Central, a place where the bartenders always serve you whatever you need before serving you up to the cops.

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There's a type of knock at the door that, once you hear it, you never forget it: experienced citizens call it "the cop knock." Vince had heard that knock, but never before like this. At 44 with no real success in any area of his life, his “Plan B” now included a final stop at Sex Crime Central.

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José was the hardest working ranch hand around by anyone’s standards. He had married someone his mother approved of, but when that fell apart, his state of mind shifted to a continuous and deep sense of shame. Without any clear sense of direction, Jose unthinkingly decided to go down an unfamiliar road, a road leading to the terminal at Sex Crime Central, where the doors are always open for business.  

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Scott was a chronic failure, the worst sort of screw up...he would tell himself. He couldn’t get anything right, not at the ten group homes or the nine high schools he attended. His mother’s cousin and her family were the only ones who would take him in… his last stop before he reached Sex Crime Central. 

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His name was Dustin Johnson. At just 18 years old, he couldn’t wait for high school summer break to start, for he would finally prove how wickedly clever he could be… and how inhuman he truly was. He used his unsuspecting neighbor for a one way ticket to Sex Crime Central. 

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How did Tommy Valencia, a man who’d never had even a single sexual encounter in his life, end up catching a felony sex crime? Tommy had adapted to his impossible-to-solve lovelessness. His thinking had led him to the means to have a sex life and stay a virgin. All he had to do was wait at home until he got his invitation into Sex Crime Central. (Season 1 finale)

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Rod Baines was a simple man. Top mechanic in the professional race car circuit, his private life failed to reflect his professional success. He had never secured a loving relationship (though he’d tried) and had become resigned to the fact that he would never be more than a meal ticket to any woman. What he considered to be a simple transaction with the teenage girl would lead him to his most significant pit stop: Sex Crime Central. 

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