presented the following explanation :
wrote:
On Dec 8, 8:58ïÿ½am, wrote:
There's two less anyway!!

On Dec 8, 7:17 am, Ted wrote:



On Dec 7, 6:44 pm, Sir Frederick wrote:
How to deal with illegal alien invaders :
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http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/...n/5359290.html
Dec. 7, 2007, 7:00PM
Police say Horn shot 2 men in the back
1 man had been deported in '99; officials looking at possible ties to a
burglary ring
By CINDY HORSWELL
Copyright 2007 Houston Chronicle
Two men suspected of burglarizing a neighbor's home were shot in the
back by Pasadena homeowner Joe Horn after the suspects ventured
into his front yard, Pasadena police disclosed Friday.
Also, for the first time, investigators revealed the Nov. 14 shooting
was witnessed by a plainclothes Pasadena detective, who had
pulled up in an unmarked car seconds before Horn fired three shots from
his 12-guage shotgun.
The detective's name was not released as the new details emerged about
the controversial shootings that have outraged minority
activists but also brought an outpouring of support from others.
"We have now documented a summary of what we think happened. We will
turn it over to the district attorney in a couple of weeks
after we finish our extensive quality control review," said Pasadena
Police Department Captain A.H. "Bud" Corbett. The Harris County
district attorney will then present the case to a grand jury to
determine if any charges should be filed against Horn.
The suspects were illegal immigrants from Colombia, and one man had been
deported nearly 10 years ago, authorities said.
Authorities have said they are investigating whether Diego Ortiz, 30,
and Hernando Riascos Torres, 48, were part of a crime ring
linked to burglaries and the use of fake immigration documents.
The two -- killed by Horn after he said they were trying to steal his
neighbor's property -- were in the country illegally, according
to Leticia Zamarripa, a spokeswoman for the Bureau of Immigration and
Customs Enforcement.
Horn, 61, shot Ortiz and Torres, who went by the alias Miguel Antonio
DeJesus. Horn called police after hearing breaking glass. He
ignored an operator's warning to not go outside with his gun.
Corbett said Torres was deported to Colombia in 1999 after a 1994
cocaine-related conviction. He was on parole until 2017, Corbett
said.
Police found a Puerto Rican identification card on Ortiz. He had two
aliases.
Torres had identification cards from Colombia, Puerto Rico and the
Dominican Republic. He had three aliases.
State and federal authorities are investigating whether the two men, who
lived in southwest Houston, were involved in the crime
ring, Corbett said.
Police found almost $2,000 in cash in a white bag the men allegedly took
from the home in the 7400 block of Timberline before Horn
shot them.
Investigators also are trying to determine whether the men knew about
the home or family before burglarizing it.
"I don't believe the victim was a random choice ... but there's no
evidence of a relationship either," between the homeowners and
suspects, Corbett said.
Horn told the operator that he did not know his neighbors well.
Neighbors said the family moved into the home next to Horn's house
about four months ago.
"I can't comment," a woman at the home said over the phone Thursday
night.
A source told police that Ortiz and Torres burglarized the home, in
part, because the homeowners were immigrants.
"They targeted foreign-born people," Corbett said. "They felt they were
easier victims."
Little is known about the homeowners, who have Vietnamese surnames.
Neighbors said they own a small business near their Village Grove East
subdivision.
Records filed with the Office of the Secretary of State of Texas show
that the family owns a dry cleaning business on Fairmont
Parkway.
Horn has received an outpouring of support from some neighbors, friends
and strangers, but the incident also has outraged activists
and other neighbors.
Activists and Horn supporters clashed Sunday when they staged dueling
protests outside his home. The homeowners association is
trying to prevent more protests from being held in the subdivision.
Chronicle reporters Robert Crowe and Susan Carroll contributed to this
report.

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Frederick Martin McNeill
Poway, California, United States of America
/fmmcneill
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"A clever person solves a problem.
A wise person avoids it." -- Einstein
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Let us get back to basics with this premise: ïÿ½"A good illegal alien is
a dead illegal alien."
ted
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despite what many think if they were ALL suddendly removed from our
country, our economy would colapse. food unharvested, lots of menial
jobs undone. ikllegals help keep the wheels turning


You are full of it. Why don't you cross, illegally, into Mexico and see what
happens.

Cuando se cruza legalmente a México, son robar si los mozos creen que
no sabe cuanto es el peso al dollar cambio. So, what's your point?

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Yours,
Dan S.

I'm NEVER wrong. Just ask me.