Unauthorized User Leaves FB Logged In... Message Reveal Incriminating Facts

[OHRoadwarrior]

If you feel you have enough evidence to proceed with a small claims case, proceed. It does not sound like you do. Otherwise, restore your computer to factory settings to protect yourself from anything they did to your puter and put it all behind you. You are way to personally involved in your own life. You are going to meet these types of people all your life.

 

[quincy]

Uh, yes... I do have a question. My original questions. . . . .My ex-roommates lied, took money from my ex-boss meant for utilities, and left me with $700+ in unpaid bills on top of the other things they did. . . . .So, have I defended myself well enough to prove that I am worthy of legal advice? Or are there more challenges I must complete first? Should I upload a year of clean drug screens I have?

While uploading a year's worth of your clean drug screens might be sort of interesting, it is probably not necessary and it would certainly not be wise.

You have an ex-roommate who owes you money and that is where your concentration should be. You can have an attorney send the roommate a letter stating that you want the full amount owed and, if not paid within X number of days, you will consider taking legal action. Your roommate could ignore the letter's demand, as it has no force of law behind it. But the letter, coming as it would from an attorney, indicates to the roommate that you are taking this matter seriously enough to consult a lawyer. If the letter fails to convince your roommate that she should pay the money owed, you will have to decide then if it is worth it to you to take her to court.

As to what you found on the computer, trying to use anything as evidence that was illegally obtained can be problematic. Instead, I recommend that you forget all about what you read in your roommate's private messages and hope that your roommate never discovers you accessed her private communications without permission. Also I suggest that you drop the matter of the roommate or her boyfriend possibly using your drugs. Trying to bring this up as a way to collect what you are owed will not be a smart thing for you to do, as you should never have given the drugs to them in the first place. You do not want attention focused on the unauthorized accessing of your roommate's private communications or on your drug "distribution."

And, finally, unless or until you are notified that you are being sued for copyright infringement over the illegal download of "The Lord of the Rings," this is probably not something you need to worry about. The Tolkien Estate is currently embroiled in an $80 million lawsuit with Warner Brothers so neither of them may be all that concerned about the single illegally downloaded movie on your computer at this point in time. If sued, however, consult with an attorney. You can mention to the attorney your roommate's involvement with the download then. That will also be the time to talk about your own illegal downloads. Let the attorney you consult advise you on how to handle the whole mess.

Again, it will be the $700+ owed you by your roommate that you may have some chance of recovering, so chalk all the rest up to a learning experience and concentrate on collecting the money. Consult with an attorney in your area and go over the facts.

Good luck.

 

[beardie13]

...thanks and apologies...

First off, Eekamouse, I apologize for attacking you. I am at a point where unfounded/founded in half-truth criticism of me makes me snap. I am tired of defending myself when I am a loyal, good person who has been betrayed by most of the important people in my life so they could avoid paying me money they owed me. I don't care about the money... I want my friends back. But, they think that dodging me is the only option; and then turning other people against me. So, I let me internal anger boil over. This was wrong of me, and I apologize.

I am involved in the Kratom trade (not at the level I once was, but still am), and for the benefit of everyone reading this thread, I would like tell the truth about this wonderful tree. Kratom leaf powder is not something to get 'high' on. The amount of plant material you would need to consume would likely result in severe nausea/vomiting to get the effects just a few Vicoden in an opiate-naive individual. For people with opiate tolerances, it merely helps keep them out of W/D and detox or use it as a maintenance supplement. Compared to Big Pharma's maintenance drug, Subutex/Suboxone, Kratom is benign... Subs being 50x as strong as Morphine, snort-able/inject-able, W/Ds being worse than Heroin (a Sub addicted individual looking at weeks of acute W/D/... a hardcore IV Heroin user only looking at a single week and that is rare, 3-4 days being the norm), and providing an intense high to users who are not too addicted to opiates/Subs. So, if you hear anything in the news about Kratom being 'Legal Heroin' then change the channel. Chances are that the 'expert' the journalist will interview runs a rehab/clinic that gets people onto Subs. So, thank you for reading this, and please educate anyone who tries to tell you about the evils of Kratom... it is about as evil as coffee. It has gotten a bad rap thanks to some a-holes in Europe lacing it with a pharmaceutical opiate and selling it; resulting in deaths from the pharmaceutical adulterant and not the Kratom. Kratom is not strong enough to cause an overdose, since its use dating back to ancient times, there are zero fatalities attributed to it. I feel like I opened a can of worms mentioning the Kratom... and feel it is my job to explain that they're just worms; not rattlesnakes.

Quincy, thank you again for the legal advice. I'm hoping my former boss will put the company lawyer on the case for me.

I apologize to everyone for my rudeness, and thank those of you that took the time to give me real legal advice.

 

[quincy]

You're welcome, beardie13.

It appears that this thread has run its course as your others have, so you may wish to consider locking it now. In addition, this forum really isn't the proper platform for the advocacy of drugs, beneficial or otherwise, legal or otherwise.

Good luck to you.