The Journal of Sex Research Vol. 26, No. 1, pp. 107-117 February, 1989
Heterosexuality, Homosexuality, and
Erotic Age Preference
KURT FREUND, M.D., D.Sc. ROBIN WATSON, B.Sc.
DOUGLAS RIENZO, B.Sc.
Department of Behavioural Sexology, Clarke Institute of Psychiatry
An earlier study assessed the incidence of male sex offenders against
female children vs. such offenders against male children (Freund,
Heasman, Racansky, & Glancy, 1984). Approximately one-third of
these individuals had victimized boys and two-thirds had victimized
girls.
This finding is consistent with the proportions reported in two
earlier studies (Gebhard, Gagnon, Pomeroy, & Christenson, 1965;
Mohr, Turner, & Jerry, 1974), Also, in a recent literature search
(Cameron, 1985) which examined 17 more studies on sex offenders
against children, the ratio of victimized female to male children was
approximately 2:1 .
http://www.robinjwilson.com/articles/freund 1989 erotic age pref.pdf
The rest of the study deals with how men who are attracted to adults of either sex respond physically to erotic photographs of male and female minors.
What matters is not attraction but action. Although Alfred Kinsey estimated that 10% of the U.S. male population is exclusively homosexual, more recent studies have estimated that the percentage is more like 3%. The simple fact that one half to one third of under age victims of adult male sexual abuse are boys gives strong indication that adult male homosexuals are more likely to abuse children than are adult male heterosexuals.