Michael Barisone/Lauren Kanarek Civil Suit

[ohnoO]

Thank you all!

I wonder what restrictions she would “require”? Hmmmm……

[erinmeri]

@ohnoO

Oh, Lordy, not me. I twirl a hole in the floor!

Isn’t it weird how we all react? While I will admit I found LK’s 911 call to be oddly calm and weirdly worded, I didn’t find it to be so strange as to be a huge red flag. Maybe that’s because I also can be better under pressure. That said, I don’t know that I would have said his full name unsolicited. So much about that call was odd.

[hut-ho78]

@avjudge

@SuzieQNutter

One of the reasons Lindy Chamberlain (sp?) was first convicted when a dingo took her baby, was because she did not show emotion at the time and I believe also not in Court, they said she was too calm. . .

Similarly, when the topic of unexpected reactions comes up I remember a case profiled as a joint project – maybe This American Life and the New York Times? don’t quote me on that – about a serial rapist. The first victim, in the PNW, reported the crime and ended up being prosecuted for filing a false police report because she did not react in a “correct” (expected) manner.

It was only after the rapist had moved to Colorado and struck in several adjacent towns where police officers (solely by coincidence) happened to share details of the case and realize what was going on thAt he was apprehended. When those local cases were solved his activities were traced back to the PNW and the original victim exonerated.

That was “Unbelievable.” It’s on Netflix. It’s a book. It was also a series of Pulitzer Prize magazine articles.

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[yaya]

Yes, Safari on both.

[MHM]

@DownYonder

I would expect that her attorney will object to her being held responsible for the beating, since it was RG that delivered that.

Except that she told everyone and their brother about how she beat MB over the head with her phone for seven minutes.

And that picture of MB in the hospital certainly shows plenty of damage to his face and head.

[erinmeri]

@yaya

Yes, Safari on both.

Me too. Wonder if it’s that!

[Joanne]

So LK wants restrictions on her deposition. Does her lawyer file a motion stating those restrictions and then the judge grants what restrictions he thinks are reasonable? Will we be able to see that motion on the restrictions and what she doesn’t want to testify to?

[MHM]

@erinmeri

That said, I don’t know that I would have said his full name unsolicited.

That is the part that has jumped out at me every time I’ve heard that call. From both LK and RG.

[erinmeri]

@MHM

Except that she told everyone and their brother about how she beat MB over the head with her phone for seven minutes.

And that picture of MB in the hospital certainly shows plenty of damage to his face and head.

Again, so much of that testimony doesn’t make sense! How did he come to be so badly beaten? What happened in those seven minutes? Who was inside or outside? Where was the dog?

[MHM]

@eggbutt

And she would be responsible for the dog bites.

Yes. Particularly since she admitted on social media that the dog was supposed to be tied up at all times, as I recall.

[Einhorn]

@eggbutt

Will the judge back down and allow the next attorney to get up to speed or will he insist things go forward?

Based on what he wrote, unless there’s a real out there reason there won’t be any extensions. When the judge says “highly unlikely” he means you’ll need a Drs note.

[erinmeri]

@Einhorn

Based on what he wrote, unless there’s a real out there reason there won’t be any extensions. When the judge says “highly unlikely” he means you’ll need a Drs note.

Thanks for staying here and weighing in!

[MHM]

@erinmeri

@MHM

Except that she told everyone and their brother about how she beat MB over the head with her phone for seven minutes.

And that picture of MB in the hospital certainly shows plenty of damage to his face and head.

Again, so much of that testimony doesn’t make sense! How did he come to be so badly beaten? What happened in those seven minutes? Who was inside or outside? Where was the dog?

The testimony from LK/RG is noticeably contradictory. The cop showed up very quickly after they placed the 911 call since he happened to be right up the street. Wasn’t it something like 60 or 90 seconds later?

So was LK beating MB with her phone for five minutes and change before she called 911?

I don’t think that was the story she told in court, or in her initial statement to the police. Or I don’t think those two accounts matched, anyway.

[erinmeri]

@MHM

The testimony from LK/RG is noticeably contradictory. The cop showed up very quickly after they placed the 911 call since he happened to be right up the street. Wasn’t it something like 60 or 90 seconds later?

So was LK beating MB with her phone for five minutes and change before she called 911?

I don’t think that was the story she told in court, or in her initial statement to the police. Or I don’t think those two accounts matched, anyway.

It’s all very suspect. The quick arrival of the cops means that whatever happened, happened fast. I am just curious about how he got beat up he got that quickly if it was all after the shooting.

[MorganSercu]

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[MHM]

@erinmeri

@MHM

The testimony from LK/RG is noticeably contradictory. The cop showed up very quickly after they placed the 911 call since he happened to be right up the street. Wasn’t it something like 60 or 90 seconds later?

So was LK beating MB with her phone for five minutes and change before she called 911?

I don’t think that was the story she told in court, or in her initial statement to the police. Or I don’t think those two accounts matched, anyway.

It’s all very suspect. The quick arrival of the cops means that whatever happened, happened fast. I am just curious about how he got beat up he got that quickly if it was all after the shooting.

Especially since MB was not fully conscious when the cop arrived, according to the cop’s testimony.

How long were they beating him while he was unconscious before the cop arrived?

[erinmeri]

@MHM

How long were they beating him while he was unconscious before the cop arrived?

Well, precisely. And how violently were they beating him?

[MHM]

@erinmeri

@MHM

How long were they beating him while he was unconscious before the cop arrived?

Well, precisely. And how violently were they beating him?

I’m going to guess pretty violently, based on the damage to his head and arm.

Also, you can use the icons circled below for bold/italic/underlined text using Safari on an iPhone.

[erinmeri]

I also want to underscore that I do not know if Michael shot Lauren or if Lauren contributed. All we know is things look susss.
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[Einhorn]

@MHM

So was LK beating MB with her phone for five minutes and change before she called 911?

I wonder if after she and rg did all the beating she then realized she’d been shot, and THAT’s when she called? It might explain why she was"calmer"
Maybe she doesn’t actually know who pulled the trigger, but why not blame it on mb?