What Happened to Sean Moses?

A man was found dead along the tracks at the Fullerton train station early Sunday morning. It was a 30 year-old Cypress man named Sean Moses.

Early speculation was that he had been initially struck by a train has not been verified and questions about when the actor and former junior high basketball coach actually died remain unanswered although an autopsy has been performed. Apparently he had been celebrating a friend’s birthday in downtown Fullerton on Saturday night.

A memorial has emerged at the north depot platform in eerie proximity to the location where Kelly Thomas’s is located.

Naturally, we will be looking into this as well and will keep the friends informed.

135 Replies to “What Happened to Sean Moses?”

  1. So let me guess, this is some how FPD’s fault??? I am sure ffff will spin it to blame FPD! And of course it’s in close proximity to the KT memorial site so it has to be related! Give me a break! Admin stick to growing pot and trolling DTF with your camera!!

    1. WHAT DO I MAKE??

      I make it possible to keep back the chaos every day.

      I make 5 minutes seem like a lifetime when I am fighting a suspect while waiting for back up.

      I make going to work for your family’s safety a duty that I will die for.

      I make myself work holidays, nights, during hurricanes, riots, terrorist attacks and other disasters…… a standard day while you complain about your 9-5 in your air conditioned office.

      I make the fact that I may not get to eat, or get a break or cannot use the restroom when I need to, part of my job.

      I make running towards the gunfire and bad guys, so that you remain safe, an automatic reaction.

      I make getting shot at, stabbed, spit on, punched and kicked at work, an expected part of my day.

      I make working for people, who most often dislike me, swear at me, and complain about everything I do or do not do.

      I make working 12 hour shifts until 6 AM, my day at the office, so you and your family can sleep safely, a way of life.

      Today I might make the ultimate sacrifice to save your life.

      I make a difference, WHAT DO YOU MAKE?

      During this Christmas season, I give thanks to all my fellow law enforcement officers regardless of their rank, title, department, or agency for the job you do, or have done in these ever increasingly difficult times.

      1. WHAT DO I MAKE??
        I make it possible to keep back the chaos every day.
        I make myself work holidays, nights, during hurricanes, riots, terrorist attacks and other disasters…… a standard day while you complain about your 9-5 in your air conditioned office.
        I make the fact that I may not get to eat, or get a break or cannot use the restroom when I need to, part of my job.
        I make working 12 hour shifts until 6 AM, my day at the office, so you and your family can sleep safely, a way of life.
        **So do waitresses, nurses, truck drivers, Hell my son who is unloading boxes at a warehouse to work his way through school endures those working conditions. He makes minimum wage, gets no benefits, and I do not have to cover his pension or medical care for life.
        I make working for people, who most often dislike me, swear at me, and complain about everything I do or do not do.
        **If you worked the streets with an attitude of genuine service instead of the arrogant “you owe me” swagger, we might like you better. Show us some respect and we will return it.
        I make 5 minutes seem like a lifetime when I am fighting a suspect while waiting for back up.
        **How often does that happen? When did you last have a physical altercation with a suspect?
        I make going to work for your family’s safety a duty that I will die for.
        I make running towards the gunfire and bad guys, so that you remain safe, an automatic reaction.
        **Actually, protocol is to take cover until the situation has been assessed. And when the “bad guy” you were called for is merely drunk or homeless, you load them into the back seat and dump them over the border in La Palma Park to make them Anaheim’s problem.
        I make getting shot at, stabbed, spit on, punched and kicked at work, an expected part of my day.
        **Really? I understand that in the average career a Police officer never fires his gun outside of a controlled range. Getting shot, stabbed, etc is NOT an expected part of your every day work shift.
        **According to the National Safety Council, I am 8 times more likely to be killed by a cop than by a terrorist. In fact, the average citizen is more likely to be killed by a cop than die from carbon monoxide poisoning. http://www.wired.com/science/discoveries/news/2006/09/71743 So forgive my irrational fear of you.
        **And yet, despite seeing the way our local Police behave toward those of us not part of your special club, despite WATCHING my local law enforcement tip off the drug dealers next door that I was on to them, and then OUTING ME to the gang-tattooed heroin pushers, endangering my family, because one of them was connected to a retired dispatcher, I still speak to the Police with respect. Not because you are somehow special, and sure as Hell not because you are better than I am for wearing a badge. I treat you with respect because that is how I try to treat all humanity. It is an attitude YOU have forgotten. But do not for a second think that anyone out there owes you an ass kissing because you signed up voluntarily for a uniform. Ironically, the real heroes out there are the military units who would give their left nut to work your shift, in an air conditioned vehicle, going home to their families with a fat paycheck and benefits. And yet, when we encounter those brave men and women in airports and restaurants, they are humble and pleasant, without the slightest sense of entitlement. How is it that those most deserving of our praise deflect it when offered, while local law enforcement puffs up their chest and pushes around the very citizens they were hired to protect?
        During this Christmas season, I give thanks to all my fellow law enforcement officers regardless of their rank, title, department, or agency for the job you do, or have done in these ever increasingly difficult times.
        **So do I. Now get off your high horse and earn it.

        1. Cynthia, it is is unfortunate that society does not know exactly how much what really goes on in a police department. From My department, 80-85% of calls are non-violent calls. Meaning, non injury traffic accidents, stolen property, destruction of property, dead body, runaways, also know as “calls for service.” So this hoopla about running into gang infested areas, with guns blazing, and saving women and children is a facade. Just like fire departments, they want you to think that you they do more than what they really do…i’m sorry it’s the truth. But isn’t it so in most professions? The problem I have is the arrogance of some of these officers, as if their shit doesn’t stink and like you said, this sense of entitlement. Don’t get me wrong there are serious calls, there are times when you need the militaristic training to come out…but not all the time. Education, tolerance, manners, diplomacy are all lacking in law enforcement, big time.

          1. What’s the old saying? The most courageous decision a Police Officer can make is the decision to become one, everything else is just in the “line of duty.”

        2. Cynthia, I can share with you the fact that FPD officers HAVE run from gunfire, and even from a man with a gun whose back was to the officer. I can share with you numerous times Ofc. Goodrich hid under overpasses while gunfire was going off due to either a call for service or from a New Years night celebration and NOT responding to said call. I can share with you that on numerous occasions, FPD officers have NOT answered their radios because A: they didn’t want to, B: they didn’t want to or C: they felt they handled enough calls that day. WE the taxpayer pay these people way too much for something that MAY happen. Well guess what? I put my life on the line everyday doing my job and I don’t take one dime from anyone else, my retirement is self-funded and I don’t act like my sh#@ don’t stink. FPD is full of lazy, corrupt cops who should be behind bars and definitely shouldn’t be earing the $ they do for the job they DON’T do.

      2. Like ”Cynthia” says, so do A LOT of other people, who make MUCH less, and would never get the pensions that you ”COPS” DO!!! SO, if it`s so tuff for you all, there are some ”Mc Donalds that are hiring,……. go for it, and SHUT UP. As for people blaming the F.P.D. for everything bad that happens, one cannot help but at least….”WONDER”, and they have done THAT to themselves!!!!!! ( The BAD ones anyway, and the ”HIGHER UPS” who do not bother ”TO LEAD”, AND OVERSEE what the hell theircops are doing) And then,…. with training from ”Mc Satan”, WHAT would we expect????? I DO FEEL for the ”GOOD, and decent cops”,and THERE ARE some good ones. It`s too bad that , ”A few rotten, scum, garbage apples have to ruin the reputation of Fullerton”, and make it to wear no one feels that they can trust ANY OF THEM, but what in God`s name does one EXPECT, after what those assholes did to a totally innocent young ill man????? God Bless the GOOD ones, and may the Bad ones burn in hell for what they did!!!!! Like I said before,…. there ARE some ”Mc Donalds” hiring, so don`t whine like you are something much more SPECIAL than anyone else, just because you wear a damn badge!!! That is the profession you chose, and NONE of you are any better than our trash collectors,…. OR,…..ANYONE ELSE!!!!!!

      3. Fullerton Harpoon: “…I may not get to eat…”. Uh, have you looked lately at photographs of Ramos et al?

    2. R-well, we shall see, won’t we? It will be what it is.
      You can count on FFFF ripping off the cover of something stinky and wrong…and you can count on noise being made too. Sad for you.

      Must hurt to have your gravy train questioned and under the magnifying glass.

      Stick to shopping at the Big and Tall stores and wishing every night before bed that you owned a Krispie Kreme franchise.

    3. The Big Boys, ask the Big Boys, they will know or have an “educated guess” on how this young man died.
      In Encinitas CA. on May 04, a man named Douglas Gregory Burns was mysteriously hit by an AMTRAK train “after he partied with a friend ” AMTRAK loves to refer to these incidents as “TRESSPASSER INCIDENTS”
      The Coroner of Orange County will make sure that the toxicology results take a long time, and possibly the toxicology results will not be able to be verified by the public. To the family of Sean Moses I am truly sorry for your loss, but get an independent autopsy if possible.

    4. Hey ”REALLY”, with the f.p.d.`s reputation, there is absolutely that possibility, that the f.p.d., very well COULD HAVE been involved> Probably (?) not, and HOPEFULLY NOT, and I don`t know about YOU, or others, but I SURE would not be surprised!!!! I`d be willing to bet big money tho, that he was NOT hit by a train. Am I saying I do think the f.p.d. WAS involved?…. No, I am not, only that it sure would not surprise me, AT ALL!!!!

    5. All of you who make this a joke, or attempt to glamorize FPD… you should be ashamed of yourselfs. No one has placed the blame of this tragedy on FPD and no one has made any comments comparing Sean Moses’ dead to that of Kelly Thomas. In the case of Kelly Thomas, all of the officers involved were guilty and none were sanctioned appropriately in my opinion. Besides that, not the family of the victim and not the media have blamed FPD for anything so why comments are being made regarding FPD’s involvement is mind baffling . To all you narrow minded officers who think any tragedy that occurs in Fullerton is adequate for comic relief and a chance to regain some reputation find something better to do. How do you claim to have such a life threatening job and heroic role in society when you scrutinize the tragedies of others. The best law enforcement agents are in the field because they are devoted to make sacrifices and make our communities safer and deter crime. So all these comments about the risks do not fool me as a civilian who knows that 80% of your job requires paper work and service calls. Sean was well liked and respected which symbolizes the wonderful person we have lost. He was a one of a kind, wonderful, artistic, caring and loving person who is leaving a legacy of inspiration to everyone who knew him and all of the lives he touched including my own. Until his cause of death is truly determined you should have some respect.

    6. Sean wasn’t an idiot he would never be killed my a train U DUMB ASS cops stop pulling people over with tinted windows and find out wtf happened

  2. There should be a web cam at the train station that streams live. It shows the tracks near the dept. side

  3. I’d hope that they would be interviewing his friends, and especially the last person to have seen him alive to create some sort of timeline to trace how he got on the tracks?

    Did he get lost and innocently stumble over the tracks and pass out and subsequently get run over by the train?

    Did he get assaulted and then left on the tracks to cover it up?

    1. FPD is notorious for NOT doing their job. I can share with you an incident where another agency arrested a guy for assault and in his interview, he shared that he was involved in an armed robbery in Fullerton. The other officer called FPD to see if they wanted to question the suspect on their robbery but they couldn’t be bothered. The other agency officer was floored as to why FPD wouldn’t want to clear up their crime and interview the suspect. LAZY cops who pass the buck.

  4. Hey Tony, why don’t you smoke your pot somewhere other than on the patios of the downtown bars. Is this your way of saying the king of Fullerton does what he wants?

  5. Do we have a serial killer on the loose in Fullerton? Where are the details? Should the public be on alert? Does it appear that he was murdered? Where is the FPD public information officer?

    1. he’s waiting for what lies Hughes wants him to report… Too bad for the citizens, sit back and wait. No need to know if there’s a serial killer… SMH

    1. Geez! “Reality Is” aka “John Holmes” aka “Really…..” aka “Tony’s boy” is unusually amp’d over this, I wonder why.

        1. -not about dead people, there is a line and it should not be crossed. we can live to shrug off insults and the departed cannot.

  6. #9 by Fullerton Lover on July 19, 2012

    I’d hope that they would be interviewing his friends, and especially the last person to have seen him alive to create some sort of timeline to trace how he got on the tracks?

    Did he get lost and innocently stumble over the tracks and pass out and subsequently get run over by the train?

    Did he get assaulted and then left on the tracks to cover it up?

    Good work!!!!

    I bet the police have never thought to use any of your suggested crime fighting techniques. Where did you learn your investigative skills? I mean the cops should be required to watch whatever cop show you watch on T.V. Fullerton is now a safer place with your keen mind working the beat.

    1. Sarcasm is the lowest form of witticism.

      Something tells me your not the brightest bulb in the room, and like to bully people.

      Let’s guess what career path you chose?

      Law Enforcement?

      1. You asshole! How dare you make a comment like this!?! While we are suffering a loss…here you are being. Heartless ignorant prick!!

      2. DONT EVEN JOKE AROUND ABOUT THAT! I AM HIS NEPHEW AND IF YOU WOULD EVEN THINK TO JOKE ABOUT THAT SHAME ON YOU!

    2. The only thing FPD is good at is covering up their own criminal cops record. They couldn’t find their a$$es with both hands, let alone a real suspect.

  7. Why don’t you order Thompson to have lunch with Danny Hughes and ask him the details of the investigation then post what Hughes has to say about it on this blog?

    1. bcuz it would be too hard to get a straight answer from that POS back stabbing Hughes…… his days are numbered

  8. dear friends of oc…..please leave condolences and respect to his family and friends…..no one needs to post anything here but what an admired and loved person he was and is to his family…..i hope that they find out what happened and put this to rest so he can be forever with his lord and savior in jesus name….amen much love sean!!!!!

    1. Thank God,Someone who is not commenting only to voice their political opinion and turning a mans death into An opportunity to publicize their conspiracies.RIP Sean,my thoughts+ prayers to your family,esp.Mark.

      1. In case you haven’t noticed, this is a very political blog. Obituaries, or facebook pages, would be excellent places to post supportive comments to the family and friends.

        1. I believe that is what Sherie suggested – respect elsewhere – so that those of us who would like to post such wishes can do so – sorry you “didn’t” get it.

          And a “political blog” doesn’t mean we cannot post condolences, etc.

          1. Of course we can post condolences, etc., however, Elizabeth was taking umbrage at the fact that others are also “…commenting only to voice their political opinion,…” on an obviously very political blog. Post condolences all you want, just don’t be upset at those who post opinions/theories/questions, etc. on a political blog.

            1. Justice-just like you are entitled to post whatever you like no matter how tacky it may be,those that Don’t feel its appropriate are entitled to tell u so.

              1. OH, so it’s not appropriate to discuss the cause of a man’s death on this political blog? Give me a break. Does the name Kelly Thomas mean anything to you??

                1. Spare you from what? From acknowledging the truth? Poor little ignorant piggie.

                2. Kelly Thomas was killed by some authority abusing thugs that are supposed to know how to handle situations. Sean Moses was an individual that touched and changed many,many lives whose death is a tragedy beyond words. Some people have nothing better to do then sit at a computer and form conspiracies in their unbalanced minds,and will use ANY avenue they can to voice it,if that completes u as a human being,fine. But its my right to voice my opinion on ur lack of class.

            2. @Anonymous, Kelly Thomas’ murder by authority abusing Fullerton Police Dept. thugs was definitely a “tragedy beyond words.” Kelly Thomas, a disabled man, was innocent of any crime and he had NO alcohol or drugs in his system at the time of his brutal murder. Do you KNOW how Sean Moses died? Do you KNOW his cause of death? Was it an accident? Was it murder? Perhaps, if you are really concerned, someday you’ll care to know exactly why and how your loved one met his end. However, if you are merely looking for sympathy and platitudes, -I suggest that you stick to reading the obits.

    2. Amen Sherie!! I can’t believe all these pieces of sh@t using this article to vent all their negativity when SOOOO many people lost such a good friend. Sean was always wearing a smile and had such a positive effect on EVERYBODY he came in contact with. The candlelight vigil at Modjeska Park last Fri was amazing!! There were AT LEAST a few hundred people there! RIP Sean!! You will definately be missed!

  9. There are motion detection cameras in the walkway from the new parking structure. If he doesn’t show up there he probably entered the area next to the spaghetti factory. He was found intact with a single pool of blood at the location. It doesn’t seem likely that he was it by a train. If it were going slow the engineer would have seen him on the tracks.

    1. “He was found intact with a single pool of blood at the location.”
      If this is true, then I would have to agree with you that it doesn’t seem likely that he was hit by a train. My good friend’s brother worked for the railroad in Montana. While he was working in the train yard, he was hit by a slowly moving train; he completely lost both arms and both legs. He lived for a few days before passing away from organ failure.

  10. Sounds like the boys in blue who post here are miiiiighty touchy about insinuations that they’re involved with another murder.

    Yep, miiiiighty touchy indeed!

    1. I think the boys in blue would like you to think they did it. Lead you on a big conspiracy trail. They enjoy the entertainment.

      1. The only trail those morons can leave is the crumbs from their donut boxes. They’re not smart enough to know they’re being taped as they beat someone to death, what makes you think they have the capacity for abstract thought?

  11. You people on here on unbelieveable! Tony B could creat a new story about the weather being nice today and you would somehow turn it into negative attacks on cops!

    1. The FPD did that to themselves; when the FPD is around, there are always dark clouds overhead! How was that?

    2. I don’t take kindly to murder. I have kids and they are gonna have kids and I will be damned if this country is gonna end up like South America where the cops crack heads for kicks. If these officers are your friends get them to church. The department needs a chaplain that is not a member of Anton Lavey’s church. I am not kidding. Those officers that kept their silence thinking this thing would pan out while they looked the other way all these years have blood on their hands. Go back to Cain and Abel and the blood cries out to heaven. Dont beleive? You will when you meet the ONE that arranged the 75,000 miles of circulatory system in your body. The country is in trouble and we don’t need thugs bestowed with arrest powers toting automatic weapons thinking that the Constitution is something to wipe their behinds with. It appears that is what we have. You are being led by a current chief that watched the film 300 times and stated that once we saw it it would change our minds? Lord have mercy.

      1. Truth – when will the City Council ask local religious groups (of whatever belief) to provide the invocation at Council meetings rather than one of the Council members doing so?

  12. One question that comes to mind with this still unsolved possible crime is the training and quality of detectives at various police agencies. Do all detectives have to pass similar tests of equal difficulty?
    I have seen work done by detectives that is exemplary and shoddy. It depended on the agency. Will the new city council look into the quality of the detectives at FPD and see if there is a metric to measure that with other Orange County agencies?

  13. Who cares if he smokes weed? I wonder how many of the anti pot smoking comments come from alcoholics.

  14. Condolences to the friends and family of the deceased man. We’ve had several children killed by trains where there were no crossing gates warning devices, etc., where I live. Unfortunate to see accidents like this.

    1. Being killed by a train is ugly, plain and simple. I had to read the prelim autopsy report about a co-worker’s death by train. Ugly, ugly, ugly

  15. With a valid rec., Tony is allowed to smoke as much pot as he wants, anywhere smoking is allowed.

    Put that in yer pipe and smoke it, Tony’s Boy.

  16. The OC Sheriffs OCTA Division, is resposible for investigating, and Security at bus and train depots, crossings and tracks.

  17. Hey, what about those 2 punk rock musicians who got into it during a practice jam session in Fullerton and the drummer died of blunt force trauma? There’s alot of stuff going down in Fullerton. You guys are making a move on Santa Ana as OC’s most dangerous city. If the bangers will get ya if the cops don’t get ya first. You folks need to get serious before Fullerton turns into a damn war zone. I had to go visit a buddy at St. Judes a couple weeks ago and I was scared crapless driving up Harbor. Full stop at every stop sign and turn signals on every turn. The last thing I want is to get stopped by a Fullerton cop and tased for not pulling out my DL fast enough.

      1. Yeah Bugsy, your baggies and tats really intimidate me. All 5’2 inches and 115 pounds of you. Go roll some more winos.

      2. BE QUIET YOU CYBERBULLY! ALL YOU DO IS HIDE BEHIND A DEVICE MAKING INGORANT COMMENTS AS THESE BOZO.

  18. BS :
    You people on here on unbelieveable and blach blah you would somehow turn it into negative attacks on cops!

    We need more positive attacks on cops.

  19. We thank FFFF for all the distractions. We have grown in size and cops don’t mess with us anymore. We have robbed all kinds of whities. We are taking over the OC again.

    1. ESO,ESO, Las Racistas pueden escriber y eso es que escriben cosas que son stupidas como “una invasion” .Tu y FOX NEWS.
      Pero por mi y Todo Las Americas Viva Las Americas. Miedo es Venemo. Te Amo!
      Listen to this, the racists can write,and this is what they write, stupid things like “an invasion is coming” You and FOX NEWS. But for me and All of Las Americas,Long Live Las Americas!Fear is Poison. I Love You!

      1. Usted dice un chiste – and you don’t know Spanish, ese.

        It’s “cojones” and it should be “blanca persona” pero no soy blanca, deal with it and your Spanglish – you’ve been watching far too many movies

        Fun dealing with unarmed minds 🙂

  20. The man found on the tracks was a kind, compassionate, intelligent human being. I was his English teacher when he was in 7th and 8th grade, and more recently his friend as he worked with kids with special needs like my son. No one is blaming FPD and the memorial being close to Kelly Thomas’s is a coincidence. IT HAPPENS TO BE WHERE HE DIED. Sean’s family and friends simply want answers as to how Sean died. The circumstances are simply bizarre.

    1. I agree. Knowing him as a Christian and having worked with him it’s hard to believe the situation surrounding his death.

  21. Circumstances are bizarre. Sean was known as a good man and a friend to many at his school. Working Spec Ed takes special talent. RIP Sean. Cypress misses you.

  22. Traffic on FFFF must be down, so Tony is looking for another corpse to latch onto. Reading his post, it sounds like he is hoping foul play is involved…FPD involvement would be a bonus!

    What a ghoul.

    1. Really? You read that into admin’s post? Sounds like a guilty conscience to me. Where did he say the cops were involved? Where did he imply it? Really, you sad haters are getting desperate.

    2. I don’t think he really gives a rat’s a** anymore and only keeps up this blog as a ruse. He’ll be fleeing town soon enough after Ramos and Cicinelli are found not guilty and everyone and his mama sues him. My condolences though to the family of Sean Moses. May you find peace.

    3. Traffic on FFFF must be down, so Tony is looking for another corpse to latch onto.

      Wow! You are nasty fckers.

      1. No Anonymous, I’m not. It’s called an opinion. If you can say something else besides called me a nasty f*cker for my opinion, that’d be great. Thanks!

  23. I think this post sets a record for tangental and foolish comments. It has been the role of the media, from time to time, to look into unexplained deaths.

    Investigate on, Friends.

  24. Groovy Ghoulies :Traffic on FFFF must be down, so Tony is looking for another corpse to latch onto. Reading his post, it sounds like he is hoping foul play is involved…FPD involvement would be a bonus!
    What a ghoul.

    Just follow ramos and cici around one or both are sure too snapp

  25. outside agencys should investigate any unuasual crimes like this one and fpd should be on the list of suspects as they have proven time and again they cannot handle authority without being heavy handed, underhanded and abusive

    1. Poor little tangential piggie, R.I., who only wishes to distract attention away from his fellow piggies.

        1. lol, that’s like saying that you miss the horrid stench of a skunk. Don’t worry, he’s still here. Keep your gas mask handy.

  26. I have worked with Mr. Moses many times at the A.U.H.S.D. and am shocked to read that he has been found passeds away. He will be dearly missed by myself, his co-workers, family and friends and former team members that he has coached leaving a lifetime positive effect upon many lives.

    I’m profoundly speechless. I can’t believe this news.

  27. Supposedly the dued was bar hopping: Heroes then Florentine’s Tuscany Sidewalk Cafe where he got shit -faced. After that, who knows? Just one more statistic for Doc HeeHaw’s shooting gallery.

    1. “dued”?? For someone who knows so much about the events that night,maybe you can enlighten us as to what happend to Sean…or perhaps your time could be better spent learning how to spell.

      1. Tony said the cops dumped him there instead of taking him to jail and giving him the cage test.

  28. Some of you people blogged something respectful and for that I thank you. The rest of you are lucky that I do not know who you are. I grew up with Sean and his family. He was a great person and its a tragedy what has happened. Most of your comments have absolutely nothing to do with Sean. Find someplace else to blog your retarded opinions. My deepest sympothy to his parents and brothers.

    1. I too am very sorry about his death. Don’t expect comments to flow logically in any of these posts though. I’m sorry, this is a great blog, but it’s the truth.

    2. I’m in complete agreement Corey. I stumbled upon this article, found it sad and all of a sudden I find myself reading the most ridiculous, inane comments in my life! Must assume most of you who commented above haven’t read a book, watched a REAL news broadcast or set foot in a classroom in a long long time. YOU are the epitome of everything that is WRONG with our state and our Country. My deepest sympathies to the family and friends of Mr. Moses. He sounds like he was a wonderful man who will be missed.

  29. ElaineP :
    Fullerton Harpoon: “…I may not get to eat…”. Uh, have you looked lately at photographs of Ramos et al?

    Have you seen the picture of Tony’s nephew? A La Habra cop? It looks like he hasn’t missed very many meals. What’s up with that Tony.

  30. You guys should be very embarrassed of your city with these stupid comments,need I remind you a young man died and outsiders are seeing the ignorance of town. God bless the family of this young man.

  31. Wow, so many of the people commenting here are immature and utterly insensitive. The man is dead, his family and friends are grieving a loss. He grew up in Anaheim, and has many, many friends and family that still live in the area (like me!) who can see your disrespectful comments from a simple google search. If this was your son, brother, uncle or friend and people were posting these comments regarding your loved ones you would be lining up to burn them at the stake. Those of you commenting on a subject you know little or nothing about should be ashamed of yourselves. May Sean rest in peace and may his family find the answers they are so desperately hoping for. God bless the Moses family and everyone still grieving for the loss of such a loved and respected man.

  32. Sean Moses was indeed one of a kind and there will never be another. Anyone who knew him for more than an hour knows this still today. Almost nine years later and my heart hurts thinking about how we all lost him. I am not a family member, nor was I even close to being the closest to him. I was simply one of many that he inspired. Like Sean, I started very young as an educator and faced challenges naturally. Sean broke that barrier for the young bucks of the time, and though still very young himself took on the mentor hat for whoever needed him. I and many
    others greatly benefited from his presence. And of course, chopping it up with him was always a pleasure. Like many I have friended at work, we lose touch when we move. But I was very fortunate to reconnect with him on social media not long before his passing. I always wonder what happened that fateful day. And nine years later, I think of him and wonder if he would think what I’m doing is cool or not still. Sean’s death hit me like a sack of bricks. I still want to go back in time and find Sean and save him from his fate. Knowing how close I was to potentially doing that still follows me to this day. I do take comfort in knowing where he is though, he is with our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. I knew Sean as my friend on earth (I had not yet begun my walk with Christ), and in heaven I will see him again as my brother in Christ. May God keep you my brother. We will never forget you!

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