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SoCalDem

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18. whatever... you certainly seen "invested" in this..

Reply to TorchTheWitch (Reply #17)

Thu Dec 20, 2012, 10:32 PM

Dec 2012

I don't care what happens to ANY of the "property".. just feel sad about the lost lives of the kids & teachers.. nothing she had would ever be compensation for their losses....and I doubt that filing a lawsuit was even in the realm of negligible interest to any of the families..

no one intimated that he would be "all joyous".... that's on YOU..

done here ,,have a nice Christmas & try to relax a little..

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Could the Newtown shooter's estate be sued? [View all] raccoon Dec 2012 OP

Probably, but maybe not in this case... OneMoreDemocrat Dec 2012 #1

Don't think Adam had anything davidn3600 Dec 2012 #2

Yes GeorgeGist Dec 2012 #3

It will be difficult to prove. HooptieWagon Dec 2012 #4

Word is, she was trying to have him committed. That's a clear indicator that kestrel91316 Dec 2012 #5

No it's not. HooptieWagon Dec 2012 #8

Probably. But what would he have? dairydog91 Dec 2012 #6

Probably, but it might take some time to work out the complications. JVS Dec 2012 #7

No TorchTheWitch Dec 2012 #9

Any assets may have actually "belonged" to the Dad anyway. He paid her a tidy sum of alimony SoCalDem Dec 2012 #10

mom and dad's assets would have been divided as a result of the divorce TorchTheWitch Dec 2012 #11

The home may not have been in her name SoCalDem Dec 2012 #13

She got the house in the divorce settlement TorchTheWitch Dec 2012 #17

whatever... you certainly seen "invested" in this.. SoCalDem Dec 2012 #18

You don't inherit from someone you kill. That's the bottom line. Lex Dec 2012 #15

More likely to sue the town of Newtown, for failure to protect the kids KinMd Dec 2012 #12

That would be an epic bad move. NutmegYankee Dec 2012 #16

Homeowner insurance may cover events. Secondly, Mom may be held kiranon Dec 2012 #14