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03-13-2011, 01:36 AM #1
FL: Suspect in 2008 fatal shooting back in Pasco
Suspect in 2008 fatal shooting back in Pasco
Published: March 12, 2011
TAMPA - Four months after his arrest in Mexico, a suspect in the fatal shooting of a Land O' Lakes woman in 2008 has been transported to Pasco County.
Justo Arthuro Moreno-Gonzalez, 49, was booked into the Pasco County Jail late Friday on a first-degree murder charge, records show.
He is accused of shooting Diane Yeager-Lombard, 51, who was found dead on her front porch May 4, 2008.
Investigators said the slaying happened the day before. A neighbor heard gunshots, spotted a truck racing up the street and saw Yeager-Lombard on the porch soon after but thought she was sunbathing.
Just a few days before, Yeager-Lombard had flagged down a sheriff's deputy, saying she was concerned about a Verizon subcontractor who she had been friendly with but who got angry when she rebuffed his romantic overtures.
The man later was identified as Moreno-Gonzalez, described by authorities as an illegal immigrant from Mexico.
Moreno-Gonzalez didn't return to work after the slaying and wasn't seen at his last known address in Auburndale.
Detectives said his pickup was found abandoned in a border town in Texas; physical evidence from the truck placed Moreno-Gonzalez at the slaying scene.
A Pasco grand jury indicted Moreno-Gonzalez weeks after the shooting.
In 2009, authorities confirmed he was in Mexico, although he wasn't arrested until November.
Mexican investigators tracked Moreno-Gonzalez to a small town in Mexico where he was working as a soda vendor, authorities said.
Prosecutors agreed not to seek the death penalty in order for Mexican authorities to release Moreno-Gonzalez to the United States.
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03-13-2011, 04:19 AM #2
Once again Verizon pops up as the employer of illegals. This has occurred a few times too many to be just a coincidence.
May 2007: http://hamptonroads.com/node/264081
Aug. 2008: http://hamptonroads.com/2008/08/many...e-us-illegally
Now we read the US had to agree to not seek the death penalty for the murder of a Fl woman. Why should we have to house a prisoner for maybe a lifetime to see justice served? If Messico won't give up their murdering citizens, THEY should be footing the bill for their murderer! Better yet: charge Messico for their upkeep and then sentence the b*tard to hard labor![/url]
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03-13-2011, 11:28 PM #3
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the problem is that the mexican government does not believe in the death penalty and will not allow their people to be sent back to america to face charged in a state with the death penalty until that state guarantees their citizen will not face death.
something about this needs to change
We must push through early Thurs at this critical moment
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