LA MESA, Calif. -- Police Friday arrested a Spring Valley man for allegedly trying to hire someone to kill the boyfriend of his 19-year-old daughter. Domingos Oliveira, 50, was arrested on suspicion of solicitation for murder at about 9 a.m. after detectives executed a search warrant at his home in the 10000 block of Roadside Place in Spring Valley. Police were contacted by Oliveira's daughter and boyfriend after several reward posters were posted on the Grossmont College campus over the last two weeks. The home-made fliers, allegedly made and distributed by Oliveira, offered $3000 for the boyfriend's body "dead or alive." The poster listed the boyfriend's name, had his photo and said he was a convicted sex offender. The boyfriend is 33 years old and a registered sex offender, according to police. Investigators released a copy of the poster with the boyfriend's personal information obscured.
If you're going to fault the guy, fault him for not going hi-tech. Who posts wanted posters on trees and telephone poles these days bro? That's so 1973. Come on, that's what Facebook, Twitter, and Creepy UnderGround Message Boards are for.
I mean no one is going to fault you for wanting to have your 19 year old daughters 33 year old sex offender boyfriend killed, that's as natural as the circle of life, though in the old days fathers usually just took care of it themselves without airing their dirty laundry to strangers. Maybe it's just me but I wouldn't want society knowing that my daughters whoring it up with some diddlers in her dorm after English 101. This is why I'm praying for sons whenever that day comes.
Also, 3k seems a little low for the "dead" part. I mean alive, sure that seems like a fair going rate for kidnapping. But I have to assume most professional hitmen are charging in the range of 10g's for contracts. And you definitely want a professional, nothing worse than some wannabe banger selling you up the river as soon as he even sees a police officer driving through his neighborhood.
