Man Faces Charges For Reading Wife's E-Mail

[IWannaKnow]

Hope they aren't coming for me next - I caught a cheating spouse by going through his filing cabinet :crazy:

 

[bykerladi]

I go through my husband's emails all the time - and he DOES have a separate computer! My theory is it shouldn't be a problem unless you have something to hide. I mean, come on - you're married for goodness sake!! Expectations of privacy get thrown out the window when you are married!!!

 

[ziggy]

There is the defense of necessity - for the child endangerment issues this works for me. The woman is the one who should be facing criminal charges. Stop screwing up your kid's life.

 

[Bee Happy]

He said:

"She'd asked me to read her e-mails before," Walker said in an interview this week. "She gave me the password before. She didn't hide it."
Walker says the e-mails revealed that Clara Walker, who has been married three times, was having an affair with her second husband.

That's certainly not hacking. I think the bigger crime here is adultery...but I guess these days, that's nothing.

 

[tlcya]

The more taht comes out about this case, the more convinced I am that this woman has well placed friends. The only other explanation that makes any sense is that this prosecutor has absolutely NOTHING better to do, which I find hard to believe.

 

[Tuffy]

I think Oakland County, Michigan prosecutor Jessica Cooper might want to dust off her resume. She just might be hunting for a new job soon. IMO

 

[Tuffy]

http://www.myfoxdetroit.com/dpp/news/local/wife-of-accused-e-mail-snooper-leon-walker-speaks-out-20110121-mr

Leon Walker, 33, claims he used his wife Clara's password to to get into her Gmail account where he learned the details of an affair. He faces a maximum of five years in prison.

The plot thickened for Leon on Wednesday after a motion was filed by Oakland County prosecutors claims he he tried to hack into county's Court and Law Enforcement Management System (CLEMIS) in April.

Wait...what!?!