It’s not that everything is fair game, but the scope of what is being alleged is different, because now the actions of LK are front and center, and issues aren’t just the shooting, but everything that led up to it instead.
Some things I’m wondering will be discussed in the civil case:
Trajectory of the bullet: this hasn’t been discussed a lot but it never sat right with me. LE said the trajectory appeared to have originated in front of the truck. LK states that MB stood behind a bush and shot point blank.
The confusion with the cell phones. In LK’s recollection of the event, she always said she couldn’t share specific information regarding the phones which I found suspicious. She couldn’t state how she called 911, for example.
I’ve noticed in another thread that LK tried to assert that things with MB went very sour in a matter of 7-8 days. However, the criminal trial began to establish that things went bad from the start with LK bringing RG as a tenant and the increasing number of horses. I hope they can establish that the situation went sour over an extended period and show that LK had ample time to move herself and her horses from the situation.
You bring up some very good points. I hope there is some exploration into those.
You know what else I would like to see explored? That part of the manifesto and other FB posts where she talks about forcing him into letting her into his NJ home. That and what was the lawsuit plan someone else mentioned? Mr B got to nibble around the edges of it in the criminal trial, but I want more.
That one is hilarious because the poster is obviously referring to LK and her 2nd day of testimony and there she is trying to pretend she misunderstood the comment.
Since she is an adult, how could her family lock down her accounts? Wouldn’t that require a POA? And wouldn’t they have to get a legal declaration of incompetency in order to act on said POA?
Wasn’t that testimony referring specifically to the damage in the door frame that LK/RG and the prosecutor alleged was from the “third bullet” (of which they never found either the spent round or a shell casing)? I thought I remembered the detective pointing out “defects” in various saddle pads to support the claim that the round had grazed or gone through the saddle pads. And when asked about the trajectory of said round, he said it apparently originated from in front of MB’s truck. I was half-expecting Schellhorn to use that testimony to allege that MB had started firing as soon as he exited the truck, but that wouldn’t have coincided with the stories that LK and RG were telling.
So you are thinking that the existence of the trust proves that he holds a POA over her? Do we know that is truly the case? I thought there was some discussion earlier that trusts can be set up under all sorts of circumstances that have nothing to do with the “competency” of the beneficiary.
It’s really quite something, isn’t it? I am just fascinated by the behavior, still in that watching a train go off the track and down a ravine and imploding kind of way.