  We propose a search strategy for the light R0 (glueballino) particle
suggested by G.Farrar in connection with the light gluino scenario. The basic
idea is to moderate and stop the R0 particles and then observe their decay to
almost monochromatic pions - at an appropriate time delay relative to a primary
collision event, where a gluino jet, likely to fragment into the R0, was
produced. This technique is optimized at colliders and depends on qualitative
features of the R0 hadronic interactions which we discuss in detail.
