Ed is actually the first name of the “ear witness” lawyer from the criminal case.
KK = Kirby Kanarek, the mother of Lauren Kanarek, wife of of Jonathan Kanarek (JK).
If you screen shot the helpful timeline I will gladly help you know exactly who is who if that is not enough information for you.
He used more than that particular picture. I don’t blame him for using that one at all, what a “silly” thing to do when you have another lawsuit in the offing? Obviously she wasn’t terribly worried about covid to be partying with her sisters in the lobby of a hotel that looks like a cheap cafeteria, so that argument is blown out the window.
It’s an identifying reference using popular culture and current events regarding someone utilizing whataboutism to deflect during debate in a repetitive manner and on an ongoing basis which is inconsistent with the actual subject matter.
Here’s a) the clip with an answer to an interrogatory advising that her social media posts are available online. In essence, she answered with, the posts are out there for you (general) all to see.
And yes, I answered your response with these interrogatories are part of the public filing.
Mr Deininger also included a portion in his objection he filed yesterday.
Here are some directions created by the awesome @Simkie to visualize some of the options for quoting material more selectively on the site, which can help cut down on unnecessary scrolling for other users:
ETA: Some users have reported down thread that on some iPhones and iPads, clicking the Reply button after highlighting a portion of text (instead of the gray quote button) works better for them.
That was my point. Its where she describes what she was doing that night, and the partying and going about living her life. I suppose he had no choice but to use that picture. Its where she talked about her activities.
That doesn’t work for me on an iPad. I have to highlight and then hit the “reply” arrow not the “quote” tab, but then it works the same.
Just an observation.