No, deduct from horse board, taxes, car repair and utilities because all of those make just as much sense LOL
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I’m so terribly sorry about her kitty. Sending hugs her way. 
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I’ve known two Ridgebacks. One huge male, Troy, and a medium sized female, Ellie. They were my barn owner’s dogs. They were both beautiful dogs and a couple of lovebugs.
The only “aggression” I saw was from Troy, and I don’t think I would even call it that. He and my gelding, Gatsby, were both Alpha type personalities. When grooming Gatsby on the hitching post (this was in AZ), Troy would sit about five feet in front of Gatsby’s head. The two of them would pin their ears and gnash their teeth at each other. Neither would lunge or move any other muscle. It was actually really funny, like they were trying to out-Alpha the other one. I wish I had had a smartphone then to take a video.
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Oh, that sounds funny.
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It was! The two of them would have my husband and I laughing the whole time I was grooming. A real couple of characters.
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That’s hysterical!
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Seriously - when you bring a lawsuit against someone but aren’t willing to comply with the defendant’s attorneys or answer subpoenas it underscores that you not only have nothing, you are going to lose your suit and the countersuit filed against you.
Lauren Kanarek must know that in discovery so much of her metaphorical dirty laundry and possibly her parents too is going to be exposed and not just to the defendants.
I do wonder how Shelly Nelly Belly bragging about hearing recordings has affected things.
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Good point @MorganSercu! I agree with you. I can think of no positive for them reason why someone on the plaintiff side of a civil case would work so hard to avoid responding to discovery subpoenas.
Funny (to me) that you brought up Shelly Nelly Belly. I was literally just thinking about her. I wonder if she has been served with any discovery subpoenas? If she was asked for things she clearly complied since we did not see about it. Do you think she will be called as a witness for the defense?
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IANAL, so I don’t know, but if I were a defendant and someone was talking about hearing secret recordings of things I had to say - particularly if they included private discussions with my attorney while in my private office - I’d want them on the list. Especially if she is in a different state because that’s a big honking deal.
Basically anyone who has “transcripts” or transcripts or copies of any and all of those recordings, doubly so if they reside outside of the state.
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What recourse would the defense have if Shelly Nelly Belly also decides to pull the ‘I lie on social media’ card?
I mean, as pathetic as it is that here we are listening to grown people sit in court under oath and testify that they are liars on public platforms, what is the recourse if they choose that out? How can it be proven that SNB did, in fact - how did she put it ’ see and hear’ all LK’s evidence herself?
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The Kanareks have thrown around all over social media the existence of all the recorded bombshell evidence they have that they now don’t want to reveal, and that ruins their credibility in all things. SNB is such a suck-up to LK, she would probably say or do anything to support her, including perjury.
What would be more interesting to question her about is whether she was given anything to keep safe when she rushed to LK’s bedside immediately after the shooting. If so, what was that item and where is it now? The assumption has always been it was recordings but could it have been something else? Did she have anyone else with her who also knows what she was given? It’s my understanding daddy and male companion had already rushed to the farm before she arrived. Did they retrieve anything and give it to her to keep safe in NC? Once again, LK’s inability to keep her mouth shut on SM caused more issues for her and her BFF.
If you look back at the very early threads and read LK’s posts that survived her huge delete project, you can see the promises of evidence, bombshells, recordings, the truth, all sorts of declarations they would prove exactly what happened that day. How interesting it is that none of that bombshell evidence was brought up in the criminal trial. Why not?
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I’m thinking the plaintiff’s will have the burden of proving the players are all liars, and that their lying all over social media was for some other purpose than the truth.
That’s a weird argument to make, isn’t it?
The other thing is, they have to prove this while the defense is likely pushing that the lost evidence would completely clear their client from any wrong doing through a spoliation argument.
And from what I can tell from LKs own postings and testimony from the criminal trial, there are recordings, so which exist and which are made up? Admitting you lie on SM might make the jury more apt to believe you are untruthful in other settings.
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I’m sure I read on this thread (or others, there’ve been so many) that SNB arrived at the hospital and no-one from LKs close family knew who she was or why she was there. I know she had a past friendship with LK, and obviously still does (“NO, I LOVE YOU MORE!”), but if no-one knew who she was, did she take it on herself to rush to the ER or did someone call her to come?
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It is my understanding she rushed there without being notified or invited by the family.
I believe the “friendship” between them is online only.
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Thanking you. 
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Vastly outnumbered by posters who often have facts – real facts – to refute the K-Klan defenders’ ridiculous fantasies.
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I remember that, too! It must have been a re-posting from Facebook or IM or some such place.
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dog quarantine - we have similar law in Fla, the idea is to watch for any signs of rabies in the animal. Our cat got reported after my sister had to go to Dr. for reaction to cat scratch. Animal Control allowed us to quarantine at home, but they were right there checking after the 10 days.
On the liability side, back in 1966 or 67 we had a boxer who got loose and bit a neighbor - not a major bite but worthy of trip to ER. She sued my father and in short order that was settled for $25,000k. (Google tells me that is about $225,000 in today’s dollars). He had liability insurance because we had a pool…
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Yup nowadays a noteworthy bite is practically a guaranteed payout.
