Attorney General Greg Stumbo announced today his office has identified 22 Kentucky sex offenders who are using the website My-Space.
That's in addition to 68 convicted sex offenders from the state that My-Space identified and provided to law enforcement.
My-Space deleted the users but retained the information and turned it over to Stumbo.
A new state law requiring the state's more than 6-thousand registered sex offenders to provide their internet addresses takes effect later this month.
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