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   From: nikandr_bribed_clinton@freedyn.de   
      
   Pedophile dad and Duke University professor, Frank Lombard, has been   
   living in the Eno-Commons commune in Durham, NC. Lombard is a member   
   of the Episcopal Church of the Advocate (ECOTA) in Carrboro, NC. See   
   updates below.   
      
   Frank Lombard - Duke University Professor   
      
   Frank McCorkle Lombard, 42, lives at 24 Indigo Creek Trail, Durham,   
   with his partner and two adopted boys, at least one of which has   
   been raped and molested for what appears to be a very long time.   
   This Duke University professor "invited an undercover investigator   
   online to fly to North Carolina" to also rape his child. The two   
   adopted children have been placed in protective custody. The Eno   
   Commons website , (another more descriptive here) in Durham, NC says   
   the community, among other things, is a park-like neighborhood with   
   organic gardens, orchard and a woodland creek leading to the Eno   
   River. There are 22 households in this "cohousing neighbor." It is   
   located 6 miles from the center of downtown Durham, interestingly,   
   Eno Commons says it is a "Paradise for Children." Eno Commons   
   utilizes a "Commons House." You can have the privacy of your own   
   home or gather with "extended family" at the Commons House.   
      
      
   The website says "Children learn what they live," but the neighbors   
   of Frank Lombard, his partner and Lombard's adopted children have   
   expressed no surprise or outrage at what Lombard's 5-year-old son   
   has been "learning" as he lived among them. Make no mistake about   
   it, there has been no paradise in Eno Commons for the son that   
   Lombard drugged, raped, molested - and did it all on camera, live on   
   a website with others watching. According to News&Observer.com, the   
   Commons "have kept reporters out." The midwest conservative journal   
   gives more detail about these neighbors living in communal paradise:   
      
      
   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.   
      
   The News&Observer.com says The Episcopal Church of the Advocate   
   (EPOTA) are cooperating. They removed references and photos of   
   Lombard (and possibly a photo of his son or sons) from the website.   
   Lombard is said to have been a "part of a group that advised on   
   legal and financial matters," at the church. Other reports say that   
   Frank Lombard was a "vestryman."   
      
   The church is providing pastoral care and spiritual guidance for all   
   parishioners who have been affected by this painful situation,"   
   Bishop Michael B. Curry said on the diocese's Web site.   
      
   Lombard seemed like a good father to his two children, said Sandy   
   Barnhart, who attended the same church. She said he was a quiet and   
   knowledgeable person who was excited about the research he did at   
   Duke.   
      
   "I was absolutely floored," she said of hearing about Lombard's   
   arrest. "I've seen him with the kids, and he seemed to be a caring   
   father. It seemed like [they lived in a] structured environment. He   
   wasn't spoiling the kids. He seemed like a regular parent."   
      
   Arrest affidavit available here. Extremely graphic - don't go there   
   unless you are prepared to fully read what Frank Lombard is alleged   
   to have done to this poor child.   
      
      
      
   Update 7-2-09 11:25 a.m. CDT:   
   Frank Lombard's gay partner is reported to be 57-year-old Ken Shipp,   
   co-owner of the home in Eno Commons and also a Duke University staff   
   member, Clinical Pharmacist, Medicine-Infectious Diseases.   
      
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