TRADUCTOR said:
ABATTBQ11 said:
Loren Visser said:
"Stolen"
Larceny by finding. Lost and misplaced property does not automatically and immediately become the property of the finder. Only abandoned property can be immediately possessed, and the owner must have clearly indicated intent to abandon the property, such as throwing it in the trash. If the owner of the property is discernible, the finder must attempt to contact them and return it before taking possession. It was very obvious whose it was and not obviously abandoned, but she never did that and attempted to sell it. James O'Keefe contacted Ashley Biden to verify its authenticity, and based on that she was going to have someone pick it up. She quite obviously wanted it back and had not abandoned it.
The law around this is pretty clear.
"Project Veritas had no involvement in the publication of the diary, which was done without its knowledge or consent," Calli says.
Wrong. Attempt made to return the abandoned diary about showering with her pervert daddy Joe Biden.
"He told the judge that Project Veritas attempted to return the diary to its owner through Ashley's attorney. "Ms. Biden's lawyer, however, declined to confirm whether the diary belonged to Ms. Biden," Calli wrote in a letter to the court. "Accordingly, in November 2020, Project Veritas arranged for the delivery of the diary and other materials provided by R.K. and A.H. to local law enforcement in Florida.""
There are multiple versions of how that all went depending on who you ask. Of course O'keefe's lawyer is going to say, "We tried to give it back!" So they paid $20k each to two individuals for access to it to... Just give it back? That's... unbelievable. Of course her lawyer is not going to confirm its authenticity without seeing it in person, and a refusal to confirm is also not a denial or a denial of ownership. According to Ashley Biden's camp, PV also called her personal cell and said they had it, and she said she was going to send someone to get it.
And I never said PV published it. I said they called to try verify authenticity. Regardless of what PV did or did not do, it was shopped around before they were ever involved. The finder, Aimee Harris, did not try to return it, she tried to sell it. Thus, stolen.