More about this guy:
Dyleski, barely 120 pounds, was arrested late Wednesday night at the Walnut Creek house of a family friend and is being held in Contra Costa County Juvenile Hall. His face and leg were apparently scratched, the law enforcement source said. Dyleski's mother had dropped her son there for his father to pick up.
She left instructions that the boy was ``on restriction'' and could not use the phone or computer -- or be left alone.
The killing occurred at the top of Hunsaker Canyon Road deep in the Lafayette hills -- a rugged area filled with a mix of shacks, rusted campers, and a few pricey estates with commanding views of the East Bay hills.
Dyleski lived less than a mile from the site of the slaying down the steep, winding road with his mother, Esther Fielding, and two other families, including David Curiel and Curiel's brother and wife, Fred and Kim Curiel. The Curiels built the house in 1997 out of recycled materials and straw-bales. It had been featured in a ``Green Home Tour.''
About the mom:
Dyleski's mother, Esther Fielding, had once owned a small cafe in Lafayette with Kim Curiel called ``Cafe Esperanza,'' or Cafe Hope, serving organic, fair-trade coffee and ``no carb'' frittata.
Fielding also offered healing therapies from her Hunsaker Canyon Road house, promising ways to change core beliefs that ``you're lazy, selfish, useless, a failure.''
Can't remember where I heard it, but I heard yesterday that this guy is only 5'5" and 110 lbs. Wasn't Vitale almost 6 ft tall? I'm not saying he's innocent, but I find it hard to believe such a little weeny of a guy could down a woman her size with his sheer brute strength. This whole scenario smells to me.