Kino Michael Gomez, 51, wrote his family a "goodbye" letter, telling them he was taking a "one-way trip to the mountains."
The letter (see full story) � an exhibit in Prosecutor Karl Sloan's request for an arrest warrant in Okanogan County Superior Court on Monday � states Gomez believes he's already been condemned by society, and would rather be dead than lose his freedom and his gun rights.
- The letter and a video report here
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