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Imon Yourside · 06-29-2009, 11:45 PM

Neighbors close in after sex charges

BY STANLEY B. CHAMBERS JR. - Staff Writer
Published: Sun, Jun. 28, 2009 02:00AM
Modified Sun, Jun. 28, 2009 07:05PM

Sitting in a Durham County jail cell, Frank M. Lombard, the Duke University researcher accused of offering his adopted 5-year-old son for sex, awaits a trip to Washington, D.C., this week to face federal criminal charges.

After waiving an extradition hearing Friday morning, he was locked in the Durham jail Saturday without bail.

Federal authorities say Lombard, 42, of 24 Indigo Creek Trail, performed sexual acts on his son and invited an undercover investigator online to fly to North Carolina and do the same.

Lombard owns the home with another man, according to Durham County property records. The pair bought the home, which sits at the end of a narrow path lined with trees and multicolored homes, in May 2007, the records show. The co-owner has not been accused of any wrongdoing.

A bag of baseball equipment, a pair of tennis rackets, a skateboard and a child's bike lay on the home's front porch Saturday. No one answered the door as a dog barked inside.

Lombard, associate director of Duke's Center for Health Policy, was arrested Wednesday evening at his home. Investigators seized two webcams, five computers and a sex toy, among other items, after searching his home.

The 5-year-old and another child in the home were placed in protective custody.

Lombard has not faced a criminal charge but has speeding infractions and other driving offenses.

Lombard, a licensed clinical social worker with a master's degree in social work, is a health-disparities researcher who studies HIV/AIDS in the rural South.

Neighbors of Lombard had nothing to say about him Saturday to a reporter who visited Eno Commons, a co-housing community in north Durham.

Residents ordered the reporter to leave the neighborhood, which emphasizes communal life.

A roadblock with a "no trespassing" sign and a Subaru greeted visitors Saturday to Indigo Creek Trail, a private street in the 22-home neighborhood.

Co-housing communities allow residents have a say in the area's design, and they manage and maintain the community together. Decisions are made through consensus, and residents share common space.

"We care deeply about our children and want them to grow up in a friendly and stimulating environment," a Web site about the neighborhood says.

http://www.newsobserver.com/news/story/1586521.html

Duck Dog · 06-30-2009, 07:25 AM

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Originally Posted by KILLER_CLOWN

found this under the comments section from that website

The explanation for Frank Lombard's neighbors' behavior is that Eno Commons was founded by a prominent lesbian activist, and is advertised as a community which is "Open to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and/or Transgender members" with "No Restrictions on Romantic Relationships (between consenting adults)."

Or, rather, I should say "was advertised." Past tense. They've just sanitized their web page at ic.org, to remove that.
Here's the current version: http://directory.ic.org/2663/Eno_Commons
Here's the version from Google's cache: http://www.mooregop.org/eno_commons_unsanitized1.htm
(They've also shut down their enocommons.org web site.)

Can you imagine raising children in a place that ADVERTISES sexual promiscuity? What kind of place is that for children?

That's why Frank Lombard's Eno Commons neighbors are circling the wagons, and refusing to talk about his crime. They are not so much shocked as defensive. They are less horrified by the crime than by the bad publicity.

The Feds let this shit go and attack Craig's list. ****ing deviants.

BigVE · 06-30-2009, 07:54 AM

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Originally Posted by BigRock

Coach K's pacing nervously as we speak.

"You didn't tell me he was only FIVE!!!"

Garcia Bronco · 06-30-2009, 07:58 AM

You won't see this covered in the media like the Lacrosse case because it puts gay adoption in a bad light.

LaChapelle · 06-30-2009, 07:59 AM

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Originally Posted by BigRedChief

How could someone be sexually attracted to a 5 year old and still be mentally sane?

How is it even possible to have sex with a 5 year old with out killing it?

bringbackmarty · 06-30-2009, 08:43 AM

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Originally Posted by BigRock

Coach K's pacing nervously as we speak.

shut the **** up, the day coach "K" does anything illegal, or even wrong, then you can talk. You might hate Duke, but the program is among the classiest, and cleanest in all of college basketball. Way cleaner than KU, MU, UNC, Michigan.

KC native · 06-30-2009, 08:50 AM

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Originally Posted by bringbackmarty

shut the **** up, the day coach "K" does anything illegal, or even wrong, then you can talk. You might hate Duke, but the program is among the classiest, and cleanest in all of college basketball. Way cleaner than KU, MU, UNC, Michigan.

You believe this why? College athletics is dirty all the way around.

Imon Yourside · 06-30-2009, 08:58 AM

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Originally Posted by KC native

You believe this why? College athletics is dirty all the way around.

Coach K has already been deemed a saint, no one talks bad about the blue devil.

06-29-2009, 11:45 PM
Imon Yourside WhatUneed2Hear Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: AllSoulsMatter Casino cash: $-1006819	Duke Official Offered Adopted 5-Year Old Son for Sex Neighbors close in after sex charges BY STANLEY B. CHAMBERS JR. - Staff Writer Published: Sun, Jun. 28, 2009 02:00AM Modified Sun, Jun. 28, 2009 07:05PM Sitting in a Durham County jail cell, Frank M. Lombard, the Duke University researcher accused of offering his adopted 5-year-old son for sex, awaits a trip to Washington, D.C., this week to face federal criminal charges. After waiving an extradition hearing Friday morning, he was locked in the Durham jail Saturday without bail. Federal authorities say Lombard, 42, of 24 Indigo Creek Trail, performed sexual acts on his son and invited an undercover investigator online to fly to North Carolina and do the same. Lombard owns the home with another man, according to Durham County property records. The pair bought the home, which sits at the end of a narrow path lined with trees and multicolored homes, in May 2007, the records show. The co-owner has not been accused of any wrongdoing. A bag of baseball equipment, a pair of tennis rackets, a skateboard and a child's bike lay on the home's front porch Saturday. No one answered the door as a dog barked inside. Lombard, associate director of Duke's Center for Health Policy, was arrested Wednesday evening at his home. Investigators seized two webcams, five computers and a sex toy, among other items, after searching his home. The 5-year-old and another child in the home were placed in protective custody. Lombard has not faced a criminal charge but has speeding infractions and other driving offenses. Lombard, a licensed clinical social worker with a master's degree in social work, is a health-disparities researcher who studies HIV/AIDS in the rural South. Neighbors of Lombard had nothing to say about him Saturday to a reporter who visited Eno Commons, a co-housing community in north Durham. Residents ordered the reporter to leave the neighborhood, which emphasizes communal life. A roadblock with a "no trespassing" sign and a Subaru greeted visitors Saturday to Indigo Creek Trail, a private street in the 22-home neighborhood. Co-housing communities allow residents have a say in the area's design, and they manage and maintain the community together. Decisions are made through consensus, and residents share common space. "We care deeply about our children and want them to grow up in a friendly and stimulating environment," a Web site about the neighborhood says. http://www.newsobserver.com/news/story/1586521.html
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