Rogue cop writes his manifesto on life and Hollywood on his Facebook page America's most wanted Christopher Dorner has written his thoughts on life and Hollywood on his Facebook page. Well, he'll never get to watch The Hangover III now. The net is closing around America's most wanted man, rogue former police officer Christopher Dorner, who appears to be on the verge of capture near a cabin in Big Bear California, in the snowcapped mountains near Los Angeles. And that means he'll never get to meet his hero Charlie Sheen, who he thinks is "effin awesome." If Dorner survives, he'd better hope that his prison cell is heated to 68 degrees Fahrenheit. As he wrote to comedian and Seinfeld co-creator Larry David: "Larry David, I agree. 72-82 degrees is way to (sic) hot in a residence. 68 degrees is perfect. If you're wondering why Dorner's thoughts on Hollywood culture and celebrities matter, it's because he penned his thoughts in a lengthy manifesto posted to his personal Facebook profile. The first part of the letter is largely devoted to the events which led to his grievances with the LAPD, for whom he used to work. It then effectively becomes a last testament. Dorner says that he doesn't believe he will clear his name while alive, so he also uses the manifesto to thank those who have helped him earlier in life. And then things get kind of teenagey and weird, as the 33-year-old lists his favourite celebrities, movies and so on. That's where the bit about The Hangover comes in. "It's kind of sad I won't be around to view and enjoy The Hangover III," he wrote. What an awesome trilogy. Todd Phillips, don't make anymore Hangovers after the third, takes away the originallity (sic) of its foundation. Dorner is a fan of - among numerous others - Ellen DeGeneres, chef and author Anthony Bourdain and overtly religious American football player Tim Tebow. He also said "I love your new bangs, Mrs. Obama. A woman whose professional and educational accomplishments are second to none when compared to recent First wives. He was talking about hair, obviously. As night descends in California, it remains unclear whether authorities have apprehended Dorner, who today is alleged to have killed a fourth person.