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Leave your curtains or blinds open, walk across the street from your house, and see if you can see inside your house. I'm willing to bet you cannot. Unless you walk right up to the window, and intentionally look inside, all you'll see is a house with nothing covering the window.
You would get a Mirror Effect, unless you walked right up to the window and looked in. And it would depend on the time of day, too.
I just saw this on another forum. Sorry if it's a repeat, but geesh, how silly.
Another case of not enough info.
Was he making coffee in the kitchen as he claims or was he pressed up against the front window like a Garfield doll? One is no big deal. The other deserves a swift kick in the knards.
You decide which is which.
I posted another link last time this was brought up but I'm not going to search for it again. Police apparently had reason to believe he was encouraging these folks to look at him. Not just a one time viewing, but also following them to stand in front of yet another window where he was visable as they continued to walk past the house.
It's easy, and funny, to poke fun without knowing the whole story. I don't know what to think because I'm not privy to the info.
You could easily see in a window from a distance if was cloudy or the least bit dark and the lights in the house were on. Didn't this happen very early in the morning? There would be no sun to create the "mirror" effect.
Well, my position is to believe what he says until something else comes to light. I live next door to a cop and a fire fighter. There's a window on the side of my house where I can look right through their house. When I step out of my bathroom, it's in full view. I can't say I always wear a robe when leaving the bathroom. They don't have curtains, but shades drawn half way. I don't have curtains on this window either, but lovely wooden blinds drawn half way. This guy should invest in some curtains for the front of his home, though. If my dh lived here alone, there would be no window dressing any where lol.
A woman and her 7-year-old daughter had cut across Williamson's front yard and saw him through his kitchen window.
It appears that they were in violation of the law by first trespassing on his property. This is why you respect others property rights. In some states you can be legally shot for trespassing, but apparently some states feel that a persons private property is is actually public property. What next, a burglar can get you arrested for public indecency as they are breaking into your home?
Maybe the police have evidence to support their claim that he wanted to be seen, but if it is merely witness account from the criminal mother trespassing, I think they ought to all be taken out and have some sense beaten into them as the mother is an idiot for being offended while committing a crime and the police are a special kind of stupid to think they have a case.
from what I saw on the news when the story came out, the lady who reported him was on his property. how about arresting her for tresspassing and being a peeping tom.
after all, we cannot dicriminate against the man just because a woman was being a sexual deviant.
Exactly. Reverse the genders in this situation and I'm 99% sure the man would have been arrested as a peeping tom.
She's the wife of a cop. And suddenly they're canvassing the neighborhood to see if anyone else has seen this guy naked??? What a waste of money. Like others said, SHE WAS ON HIS PROPERTY!
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