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[ezraeda]

Oct 7, 2013 22:57:37 GMT debris said:

Oct 7, 2013 19:26:05 GMT rogdomingo said:

Hi All.

This is a second try at this post, so it might get double-entered (the first Create Post yielded a cartoon of a agitated bear and a note about cyber-holes).

I am Roger Domingo, father of Deb, and the ex-husband of Cheri Domingo (Goleta, 7/27/81)

Fortunately, Deb was visiting friends in Santa Barbara and was therefore not home on the night Cheri and Greg were murdered. She was notified the day the bodies were discovered, and she phoned me in San Diego.  I immediately drove up to be with her, and the next day LE took me inside the house, interrogated me on tape for several hours, and even walked me through the bedroom, master bathroom, and back yard.  Until my alibi was confirmed, I had the uncomfortable distinction of being on the very short (ONS) POI/suspects list.  An important result is that I have first-hand observations of the crime scene, as well as recollections of statements LE made to me on that day.  Much of this has been posted on the "Domingo-Sanchez thread":

earonsgsk.proboards.com/thread/170/domingo-sanchez-reconstructing-events-july?page=4

I had returned to San Diego and was already remarried at the time of these murders.  Deb came to live with us (including her brother and two step-brothers, all younger than her).  My primary motivation for participating in - and keeping informed about - this quest is the prayer that some day soon my children will be given whatever measure of comfort and resolution will derive from a positive identification - and even better - a measure of justice being given to this monster.

I look forward to meeting some of you at the trial; Deb and I have vowed to be there.

Thanks to all for your hospitality, compassion, and diligence!
Roger Domingo, Portland, Indiana

Pasted from <http://earonsgsk.proboards.com/post/2620/quote/9?page=5>

Oh, yes....Dad's right; We will definitely be at the trial!  I may have to quit my job and live in a So. CA motel and work nights at some
In 'N Out Burger (I mean, if you've gotta survive on fast food, that's the place, right?)  

But I WILL be there!  Many THANKS to all of you here!   

---Deb  
Hope it is not premature to say, I'll see you there. And after the verdict, the first round is on me.

[lepke]

I wish there was In 'N Out Burger in London, but not as much as I want to see EAR/ONS go to trial...

[neksanalet]

Oct 8, 2013 13:45:21 GMT lepke said:

I wish there was In 'N Out Burger in London, but not as much as I want to see EAR/ONS go to trial...

Being from NYC, there are no In N' Out Burger joints here. Went to Las Vegas in 2009 and tried it for the first (and only time). Personally, I find Five Guys to be better when it comes to slightly more reputable fast food burger joints. 

[lepke]

Oct 8, 2013 14:57:11 GMT neksanalet said:

Oct 8, 2013 13:45:21 GMT lepke said:

I wish there was In 'N Out Burger in London, but not as much as I want to see EAR/ONS go to trial...

Being from NYC, there are no In N' Out Burger joints here. Went to Las Vegas in 2009 and tried it for the first (and only time). Personally, I find Five Guys to be better when it comes to slightly more reputable fast food burger joints. 

I went to In 'N Out Burger in San Francisco in 2011...

[ambercat]

Oct 7, 2013 22:50:33 GMT killerchaser said:

Oct 7, 2013 22:05:18 GMT ambercat said:

Hi Agent99, her eyes were amber colored when I first got her, yet as she gets older they changed to more of a yellow-green, the name stayed though.  

Your cat looks like a Chartreux. I had a male one years ago he was the nicest cat I ever had he must have wheighed twenty pounds but didn't look fat.                      www.cfa.org/Breeds/BreedsCJ/Chartreux.aspx  

She could be.  I thought she might be part Russian Blue or Korat, but really I don't know very much about her background.  The woman who I adopted her from found her in not very good area of Long Beach with two of her brothers when they were kittens.  I didn't get to see her brothers because they were adopted before I got her, but I heard they looked like her (and coincidentally like my other cat, Angelo, who is a Russian Blue).

[killerchaser]

Oct 9, 2013 10:10:38 GMT ambercat said:

Oct 7, 2013 22:50:33 GMT killerchaser said:

Your cat looks like a Chartreux. I had a male one years ago he was the nicest cat I ever had he must have wheighed twenty pounds but didn't look fat.                      www.cfa.org/Breeds/BreedsCJ/Chartreux.aspx  

She could be.  I thought she might be part Russian Blue or Korat, but really I don't know very much about her background.  The woman who I adopted her from found her in not very good area of Long Beach with two of her brothers when they were kittens.  I didn't get to see her brothers because they were adopted before I got her, but I heard they looked like her (and coincidentally like my other cat, Angelo, who is a Russian Blue).

Look's like it could be a Chartreux.Mine would purr so loud you could hear him in the next room and would stay curled up on your lap as long as you could stand to have a twenty pound cat on your lap.

[albion]

Oct 8, 2013 15:07:03 GMT lepke said:

Oct 8, 2013 14:57:11 GMT neksanalet said:

Being from NYC, there are no In N' Out Burger joints here. Went to Las Vegas in 2009 and tried it for the first (and only time). Personally, I find Five Guys to be better when it comes to slightly more reputable fast food burger joints. 

I went to In 'N Out Burger in San Francisco in 2011...

We have Five Guys and In-and-out burgers here in the DFW Metroplex! And we have Dickey's barbeque which is awesome too. MMMMM. I miss the Crab Cooker in Newport though. Manhattan style clam chowder is hard to come by.

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[lepke]

I just noticed that I'm the only cowboy in this town with six stars, and a statement about my age that no one would find believable - does that make me the sheriff?

[jigisup]

Hey Sheriff: When are we gonna apprehend that EAR-ONS fella?

[Agent99 aka Sandia]

Oct 15, 2013 2:33:01 GMT jigisup said:

Hey Sheriff: When are we gonna apprehend that EAR-ONS fella?

Yeah, sheriff.  LOL

[lepke]

Oct 15, 2013 2:33:01 GMT jigisup said:

Hey Sheriff: When are we gonna apprehend that EAR-ONS fella?

Hopefully soon.

[rocker]

Oct 15, 2013 0:29:02 GMT lepke said:

I just noticed that I'm the only cowboy in this town with six stars, and a statement about my age that no one would find believable - does that make me the sheriff?

Not just Sheriff....Senior Sheriff!

[lepke]

Oct 15, 2013 21:04:08 GMT rocker said:

Oct 15, 2013 0:29:02 GMT lepke said:

I just noticed that I'm the only cowboy in this town with six stars, and a statement about my age that no one would find believable - does that make me the sheriff?

Not just Sheriff....Senior Sheriff!

I would actually like the title 'Minister without portfolio', which could be like an administrator, but without actually having to administrate...  I wonder if I could have green stars as well...

[rocker]

Oct 15, 2013 21:54:02 GMT lepke said:

Oct 15, 2013 21:04:08 GMT rocker said:

Not just Sheriff....Senior Sheriff!

I would actually like the title 'Minister without portfolio', which could be like an administrator, but without actually having to administrate...  I wonder if I could have green stars as well...

So you were just using the position as a stepping stone? Well if that don`t chap the ole` saddle. We may now have grounds to initiate proceedings for a recall, folks...

[lepke]

Oct 15, 2013 22:16:45 GMT rocker said:

Oct 15, 2013 21:54:02 GMT lepke said:

I would actually like the title 'Minister without portfolio', which could be like an administrator, but without actually having to administrate...  I wonder if I could have green stars as well...

So you were just using the position as a stepping stone? Well if that don`t chap the ole` saddle. We may now have grounds to initiate proceedings for a recall, folks...

I can't help it if I'm more Frasier than Blazing Saddles...