victims. He returned to Korea on Oct. 13, a day after the murders.

Police are also searching for another Korean man in his 30s surnamed Park, who was also close to the victims and is believed to be still in the Philippines.

Kim and Park have been business associates for many years, police said.

The three victims had been under investigation on charges of defrauding investors of W14.8 billion in a boiler room scam in Korea (US$1=W1,128). They fled the country when they found out that they were wanted by police.

"The three victims and the suspects did not know each other in Korea but appear to have met in the Philippines," a police spokesman said. "We have reason to believe that the two suspects committed the crime to get their handsScheimer does not suggest that, and as noted in the book, he was around Roddenberry long enough to know the man. That said, if the christening was intended to be a joke, the historically blunt Scheimer would not hesitate to point that out.

The christening seems to be Roddenberry being like many "seekers" of faith in the 60s and 70s--meaning, he seemed to believe in God at the time, but he was unclear as to the means to reach God, hence the invitation to many, rather than one...

...by now, you can guess where this is going: Roddenberry's invite seems like it was inspired (to some degree) by his own IDIC concept, so, out of some respect for the different religious bodies (or said bodies he acknowledged), he thought a