I can’t wait to see @DreadPirateRoberts take on today’s posts! Ho, ho, ho and a bottle of rum…
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With about 18 days to go to the next Krol hearing (unless the date gets moved) I wonder if we will get an update and maybe a new drawing on the GFM?
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It’s a hell of a day at sea, sir!
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How much fun would it be to go out to dinner with the hay man and Boyd Martin? Where do I sign up??
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Add Michael Barisone to the invitation and I’d love to go! It’s time this good man is freed.
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I would save all my carrot money to buy a ticket for that event.
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This was a possibly my favorite gif response ever to a CH post. 
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It’s really, really interesting to see the split screen so you can watch the same round from different angles.
Just to add a little context for those who don’t know, that is Olympic show jumping gold medalist and Maclay final winner Peter Wylde helping Boyd from the ground, and he is showing in the main ring at the unbelievable WEC facility in Ocala, Florida. I was just there the other day. That place is incredible.
Thanks for posting the video!!
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I’m pretty sure that if the prosecution COULD have established premeditation, they WOULD have tried to.
I find it very interesting that you went through and found each of my posts that were replies to @Inigo-montoya … and then responded to them as though you and I were having a conversation. This is maybe the 4th or 5th post you have done this with.
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This.
The many many posts on this thread alleging all sorts of comments were heard somehow…
They mean next to nothing. Because IF there even are tapes that DO say these things… they were illegally obtained.
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I would think that the KKlan has leaned that the lawyers may use the posts here against them, but they seem to enjoy digging a deeper hole at this point. I have to say that it is pretty amusing.
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If they don’t think the trial went well because LK isn’t likeable, they’ve got a whole new level of that coming when all of those text messages come out in the civil suit.
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It’s a discussion board, @Virginia_Horse_Mom. When you post a response to @xyz, everyone sees it and can respond, even if the post was not a reply to them personally.
Did you think you were PMing with IM?
I’m not IM, a Kanarek insider or a Kanarek family member.
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The legality of the recording is unclear. It depends on whether an expectation of privacy existed in the location of the recording devices.
If the person doing the recording has reason to suspect illegal activity would be discussed, in some cases otherwise illegal recording is sometimes rendered legal.
So why aren’t your not actually close associates or family members - @Inigo-montoya and @Seeker1 - responding to subpoenas and cooperating with discovery?
I mean, these POSSIBLY legal tapes (and related transcripts) - they apparently contain BOMBSHELLS of evidence that clearly points to some premeditation and plotting.
I mean, you are just waiting for the trial, because you are so incredibly confident that Lollypop is going to prevail and get awarded a settlement. Aren’t you at all wondering why Daddio is actually gumming up the works, slowing down Lollypop’s case, and keeping all these alleged bombshells out of the legal matter?
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Does anyone know how much $$ LKs insurance paid for her care to the hospital, etc?
Being her insurance company who paid those hospital expenses is going to get paid back from the settlement first?
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I had no idea that a career of ruining people’s lives was so lucrative. How proud that must make one feel. As a Christian, I wouldn’t want to meet my Maker with a life lived like that. Others mileage (even professed Christians), obviously, must vary.
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Subrogation by an insurance company is complicated. I worked in health insurance for 31 years. Even if an insurance company files a lien with the attorney of record I have seen numerous times where the attorney ignores the lien and issues the full amount to his client without honoring the lien. Good luck getting the money directly from the client.
If I remember correctly NJ has weird rules about being allowed to sue for medical bills paid for by the insurance company. Since they can’t sue for them, they can’t be recovered and the insurance company can’t collect a recovery.
There are also differences in laws for recovery if the payment was made by the insurance company with insurance company money or if the insurance issued payment on behalf of another entity such as an employer who self insures and is subject to ERISA.
There are also ways to structure a settlement to not include recovery for past medical bills and only future potential medical bills. This can make it harder for the insurance company to recover.
In other words I have my doubts that a medical insurance company would see any recovery from this lawsuit.
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