So letās just go way out on a limb and say MB and everyone was plotting LKās murder. Iām being delusional and generous here.
They kill her and then some how, legally obtain her horses how? Why would ownership fall to MB or MHG?
Imagine having recordings where someone is going to kill you and dispose of you but you just sit in the same place, same environment and do nothing. Go no where. Just wait to be murdered.
Her excuses suck and sheās going to struggle with explaining this crap in court.
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In case there is any confusion about when and how and if LK was recordingā¦interesting about there being a camera in the barnā¦ā¦
For anyone questioning expectations of privacy and consent and recording in public private spacesā¦ there is a well known auction one state over that disallows recording, despite being open to the public, and uses wiretapping laws to enforce. Not to mention that even in one party consent states, on public property, where there is no expectation of privacy, film crews post signs that they are recording for anyone accidentally caught in the background.
The idea that it is in any way, shape or form okay or legal for recording devices to have been placed ANYWHERE on that property is absurd. Particularly by someone who is not the business owner, and without any notice or signage.
Also, I totally didnāt follow the whole above about changing in a tack room at a private boarding facility vs a Walmart parking lotā¦ but I would reasonably expect not to be filmed in the former whereas I would expect that might happen in the latter and would refrain from doing so.
ETA: there is one camera that I am aware of where I board and it has a sign announcing its presence.
Iām going out on a limb here and guess that sheās not talking about Jay-T because not selling him to her seems that might have been easier than killing her to get him back.
(Not that I think thereās any logic in that weird rant at all)
Yeah pretty much if I were to murderlize someone it would at least be for a young Olympic champion horsie given murder is a bit of a drag. So many complications.
Especially not at night after the barn shut down. She pretty much says they were expecting to be alone because sheād listen to the night before. Considering the hours of recording she was listening to, itās no wonder she couldnāt stay awake long enough to ride the following day.
Iām astounded that you canāt see the parallel to what you wrote. I certainly have a legitimate expectation of privacy from being recorded by another boarder in the tack room of a private barn. I have the same legitimate expectation of privacy in the fitting room, but not the parking lot, of Walmart.
The difference you donāt see is that places that are deemed public spaces, even if they are under private ownership, like a mall, are subject to all kinds of regulation that an entirely private space, like a BNTās farm, is not.
Malls cannot exclude people based on race, for instance. A racist barn owner absolutely can. Malls and walmart parking lots must conform to accessibility requirements under the ADA. An equestrian training facility need not unless the owner personally values access. True public spaces are ādefined as space to which people normally have unrestricted access and right of way . In other words, public places and spaces are public because anyone is entitled to be physically present in them.ā
That describes zero training facilities any of us know of. As someone posted above, rock on up to any BNTās facility and have a go at walking about, hiking through the fields, checking out the tack room, petting the horses, hanging out in the lounge, and see how that works out for you.
MBās barn was not a public space. Period. Guests and service providers and the building staff coming into my flat do not make it any less private as I am legally allowed to exclude them.
There is no analogy between a training barn and a true public space like a walmart parking lot. The very idea is absurd.