Well no one knows what her insane reaction was. Maybe it was nothing, maybe she was throwing things around in a fit.
The document was the same thing posted on the barn wall, which LK herself said. What else would it be other than the standard âweâre not liable for horse related injuriesâ?
Supported by the reaction of the woman who had been going to the property for years to inspect farm improvements or whatever it was, who testified at the trial that she got a bad vibe from RG at first sight, and wanted to steer clear of him.
Ditto for the working student, even though the judge wouldnât let her answer any questions on the subject.
ErinMeri provided the available information on the reaction of LK and RG to being asked to sign the documentâ the 911 call and the testimony from RC. I donât think their reaction would warrant a call to 911 by a fully sane person, and think the 911 call is an indication that MB was delusional at the time (Aug 4).
Iâm still just staggered at the fact that they actually attended a horse show in the middle of all of this. Can you imagine having stalls near them at the show?!? Holy cow.
Thank you again for keeping such good records and posting them as needed!
I always thought this admission about what happened from LK was interesting
ââŠ. It takes between 5-7 minutes for a lung to collapse. Longer to bleed to death. I did wonder how it was possible I was still standing ⊠I would have thought heâd mistakenly loaded the gun with blanks - if not for the fact I was uncontrollably bleeding. I did assume Iâd die. But, while I was still breathing, I was going to use every single ounce of strength I had left to help Rob restrain MB. Rob is 5â8 to MBs 6â4. Hearing âMichael!!! Stop MOVING,â made me think rob was losing his hold. If Rob wanted, he couldâve choked out MB to the point of being completely unconscious. That wouldâve been easier. But, he wanted him conscious. At least partly. On the other hand, I knew the gun was still in MBs hand underneath them. This is why my MAIN concern was to do whatever possible to make sure he couldnât fire it again.â
It is very interesting given the 911 call and RGâs statements to the operator about refusing to touch/remove the gun from MB and the testimony that he put MB in a choke hold twice, with the first time being while RG was standing on the porch steps. Also, one must really ask the question, if RG had really choked MB into unconsciousness, why on earth would you NOT remove the gun from him and stop the threat?
Do you have a screenshot of a FB post prior to the shooting in which she said she had been asked to leave?
I have seen no such posts. I remember her posting here after the shooting that âMichael never asked us to leaveâ.
I donât trust recollections of FB posts. Not your recollection, not my recollection, not anyoneâs recollection. Please donât bother getting ten of your friends to swear that they are 100% certain they saw the same thing.
â I do, so wish I could share the contents of the documents mb actually thought weâd be stupid enough to sign. He even tried to block us from going in the Barn to ride, (something the DA told him repeatedly he was not allowed to do) until we signed his ominous paperwork⊠When we refused, he called the cops. Those papers literally, haunt me. I think they disturbed the cops as well. I have a video of that entire event- beginning to end. So crazy! TrulyâŠâ
So, I guess we should be seeing this at the civil trial?
ââŠâŠ Cops arenât stupid. They know when theyâre being lied to. But, the day they saw the contents of the âpaperwork,â - MB knew heâd made a HUGE mistake in his planning.
With the moronic advice of his girlfriend who professed on numerous occasions to âhave all the answers,â (specifically, regarding how to dispose of us & more over, âteach me a lesson Iâd never forget,âÂ) - Iâm not surprised he made so many mistakes. He ignored his lawyer.â
Interesting how LK knew what advice his lawyer was giving him.
Just this suggests that LK was actually the one initially not sane. She believed this to the point of showing the posted notice to the police as a huge gotcha. Anyone who cannot understand the standard waiver for high-risk activities not only doesnât understand law/legal writing like she so wishes she does, but honestly isnât even able to comprehend basic business practice. I mean, you sign these to take your kids to a trampoline park for the love of all things. This is basic, everyday, consumer awareness stuff, not 3D chess and not legal savvy (gained through proximity to people who are lawyers, some of whom may practice law, others, not so much).