I conducted a surveillance review to track Manny’s earlier movements after he arrived at the casino, once his wife informed Security he hadn’t returned home, and observed that Manny left the casino in the morning, walking normally and briskly eastward towards a roadway where employees are often picked up by friends or family.

His death after suffering a stroke saddened us all. What happened to Manny was truly a tragedy. Manny Jones was a good guy liked and respected by his coworkers here at the Chumash Casino. Snook may be many things but judging by this article, he is not an investigator. To find no hint of journalistic responsibility to report facts in this article only innuendo, distortions and misinformation.

Now let’s reflect on the Meske email as he attempts to obfuscate many facts and diminish the casino’s culpability: Meske is seemingly correct in his assessment that our previous article reads like a “Science Fiction” story – because the casino operates as if it perceives itself as above the law and not bound by any regulatory oversight or self inspection. The consensus is that it’s in the best interest of the public, what has now become the obvious, to know the hidden agenda of the Chumash Casino. Many have bizarre stories of their personal experiences with the Chumash Casino. It has been my privilege to talk with many of the respondents to our previous article. Just in case the upper management at the casino was unaware of the US~Observer, let me suggest they heed our message because it’s their ilk that justifies our existence and the need for people to acquire our services. It has been brought to our attention that the casino is currently working to improve their security measures – too little, too late as the saying goes.

Meske’s response to what he calls my “Sci-Fi” story concerning this mysterious and frightening incident, an incident that occurred right under the not so watchful eye of casino security. Our organization intends to help the Jonesįamily achieve peace, therefore we are proud to print the response from Mark Meske, an undercover security guard at the Chumash Casino, who claims to have conducted a proper investigation concerning the alleged wrongful death of Mr. Santa Ynez, CA – In our November publication I wrote a story titled “Wrongful Death at the Chumash Casino” which focused on Manuel Jones’ death, and since that time the US~Observer has been inundated with responses. Pictorial: Chumash Casino ripping open from inside, exposing alleged corruption.

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