n_huffhines
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My my, the police can pick up anything left behind and test for DNA if they think you are a suspect, but I’d be arrested for using stuff left behind intentionally by a previous tenant? now tell me if this had been Ivanka’s diary you’d have the same opinion.You are living in an alternate reality where you get to define what the law says. You don't.
The actions taken by the defendants in this case constituted trafficking in stolen property ... as defined by the actual law. Hence, the reason that these people just pleaded guilty to Conspiracy to Commit Interstate Transportation of Stolen Property, which is a felony.
Your "Finders = Keepers" reasoning is not the law.
In fairness, that scenario would most assuredly be reported on by "reliable" news sources.My my, the police can pick up anything left behind and test for DNA if they think you are a suspect, but I’d be arrested for using stuff left behind intentionally by a previous tenant? now tell me if this had been Ivanka’s diary you’d have the same opinion.
So in this instance focusing on how the information was obtained is all important and the actual content is not.
In the Mar a Lago thread the content is all important and the method of obtaining is not.
Why wasn’t her friend in possession of her personal property? Why did another person have access to those personal possessions? If they were secured they could not have been taken.
The math says the fbi investigated no less than 5 ppl and 2 news sources over a diary Ashley didn’t try to recover. She had to be called and admitted it was hers.
Because these claims have been made by very low profile sources which are not credible. If she was to "go on every liberal news network" denying that she wrote those things, she would be bringing attention to a story that not a lot of people are aware of = giving it oxygen. If Fox News was to report this as factual, then yes, she should speak out against it if it isn't true.
I gotta say the least believable thing in this thread is BB saying if a story is in the NYT he would know it because he's a subscriber. I subscribe to the WSJ but I'm pretty sure it contains stories I didn't read
You forgot pinching a little girls Nipple. (It’s on video)Sniffing little kids (it’s on video)
Massaging little kids (it’s on video)
Telling the world he let kids pet his leg hair in the pool (it’s on video)
His daughter writes in her journal about showering with her father at 14 years old.
Based on his previous actions I can believe he did it.
You are leaving out the fact that Ashley Biden's friend owns the home, and this friend said that Ashley Biden had asked if it would be okay to store her belongings in the house. She had permission to do so... and per this friend the items were stored in boxes kept in the garage. The defendants in this case had to go to some effort to find them. They had no business looking through those boxes in the first place.what makes it stolen property as defined by the law? I’m not sure what state this occurred in, but if you leave things in a home that’s not yours and someone else moves in, it’s going to be hard to claim you’ve not abandoned those items.
Why would you think it was a good idea to sell someone's diary? It obviously doesn't belong to you.Sounds like a story full of holes. Why would you leave your personal belongings in a friends rental property? Seems they’re openly lying to you and your own partisan nature is prohibiting you from seeing the truth