There was only one with the firing pin removed. One didnāt have any bullets for it. The other was an old style revolver. Watch the prosecutionās closing argumentās again if you want to nitpick this point. I doubt the lack of firing pin on one gun was done given MBs āknown problemsā . If I was worried about someoneās āknown problemsā I would have found a way to make all of them inoperable or disappear.
One they werenāt all removed. Two there could be a number of reasons. Your previous statement is libelous. You asserted something provably false. You inserted nefarious intent.
His arm had a severe twisting fracturer requiring surgery. He apparently still has issues with it. Perhaps RG will let us know how he broke that arm, presumably after rendering him unconscious.
LK will try to establish that SGF knew or should have known of his mental problems and potential for violence. Iām not on her legal team, or her, or her family, so itās not my job to establish it.
Iām just giving my humble opinion on the civil trial.
The essence of the civil suit is whether SGF is liable because they knew or should have known that MB was suffering from or susceptible to, a mental break that would cause severe injury or death to others.
You said it went a long way to show Michaelās propensity for violence. There is absolutely no evidence of that, that I am aware of, and, unlike you, I refuse to make assumptions.
You used an outstanding hospital bill to assume lack of insurance.
You have assumed sloppy business practices and that makes everything Michaelās fault.
Ms.Kanarek has come on here and other forums and shown herself to be a disagreeable individual, to put it mildly.
I just donāt understand your position regarding every fact means something negative about Michael.
Not true. The essence of her suit against SGF is this:
āDefendant Sweetgrass Farms, LLC and/or ABC Corps (1- 10) and/or John Does (1-10) and/or Barisone is the owner, managing agent, controlling agent, managing representative, and/or operators of the farm, residence, and/or facility where the subject shooting occurred.
14. Defendants Sweetgrass Farms, LLC and/or ABC Corps (1- 10) and/or John Does (1-10) and/or Barisone allowed, permitted, suffered, or otherwise condoned firearms to be present on their property.
15. Allowing firearms to be present on their property is an ultra-hazardous activity, which has the potential to seriously injure and/or kill innocent people.
16. As such, Defendants Sweetgrass Farms, LLC and/or ABC Corps (1-10) and/or John Does (1-10) and/or Barisone are strictly liable for all injuries caused by this.ā
And you know this how? Letās not discuss apparent mental health public displays without bringing up LKās long history of poor behavior, mkay?
Obviously your tangent of the day is firing pens and a leap toward mental health. Again, for a highly successful, functioning individual it appears any mental health issues were well under control until the Finish the Bastard plan was implemented.
And youāre posting nonsense about a piece missing on one of multiple guns like youāre Sherlock Holmes. You are trying to insert nefarious intent on something which doesnāt exist. You are naming an act which never occurred as not only having occurred, but occurred due to some plan or conspiracy. And that is hugely libelous.
Easy to dismantle, how many years did MB operate that farm without incident? Where did he start from and what did he build it up to?
Itās pretty easy to zero in on the timeline that caused the breakā¦.I think that would be when a certain guest refused to leave and she and her family plotted to āFinish the Bastardā.