That had to be a hard one to see unless she was right at the window.

Never mind.

Edited October 22, 200916 yr by Run To State

Never mind.

:laugh: :laugh:

That is just stupid. If she was so horrified, then leave the yard. Why walk through the yard, allowing him to follow her and expose himself? Give me a break--don't look in other people's houses!!!

Wow, dude got the short end of the stick.

It seems there are two different accounts. She is saying it was around 8:30, which would mean the sun was up, but he is saying it is 5:30, when it would still be dark. Who knows?

 

I hadn't heard that. That makes quite a bit of a difference, doesn't it?

I hadn't heard that. That makes quite a bit of a difference, doesn't it?

 

Doesn't make much of a difference to me.

Doesn't make much of a difference to me.

 

She was still trespassing.

Doesn't make much of a difference to me.

 

I'm inclined to agree. You should have privacy in your home. I think the only thing that would make much of a difference is if he were doing it in deliberate view of a public place, but it sounds like she was in his yard. Then again, I don't really get the point of indecent exposure laws anyway.

I think he'll come out OK in court because this will surely end with a hung jury.

I think he'll come out OK in court because this will surely end with a hung jury.

 

:laugh::laugh:

 

Ok, I wont walk around in my house naked anymore.

:laugh::laugh:

 

Ok, I wont walk around in my house naked anymore.

 

:notworthy::notworthy::notworthy:

That had to be a hard one to see unless she was right at the window.

 

:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

I think he'll come out OK in court because this will surely end with a hung jury.

 

Or maybe he could claim he was just happy to see her!

Well, we certainly don't know how she came to see him.

 

However, lets assume she was cutting through the yard as described, saw him, was shocked, kept walking, and he kept moving along with her with his genitals exposed.

 

I believe almost every state has a statute that would cause him to be charged.

 

If he had been standing there stretching, she saw him, she was shocked, kept walking, and he didn't move from room to room then my guess is you have nothing.

 

I read the KY statutes and the intentional display portion seems to be the key and answers my previous questions.

 

Nothing like a couple of sets of toe touches or jumping jacks in the morning. :eek:

Doesn't make much of a difference to me.

 

If he could see them and walked from room to room so that he kept in her view I think that makes him look bad. At 8:30 that is possible, at 5:30 I don't think so.

 

I still don't think he should have been charged with anything.