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Originally posted by Majic
The coffee! Won't somebody please think of the coffee?
Originally posted by xxshadowfaxx
But this is why curtains were invented, to stop problems just like this.
A JURY took less than 20 minutes today to acquit a Virginia man accused of indecent exposure while walking naked around his own house. The Washington Post said Erick Williamson, 29 - dubbed "the naked guy" - was spotted wandering around his house in the nude by a passerby who was walking her seven-year-old son to school. Prosecutors said he made no effort to cover himself and was intentionally exposing himself, but jurors at Fairfax County Circuit Court found him not guilty of indecent exposure.
Originally posted by cams
Update: Not Guilty as per verdict by jury on appeal..
A JURY took less than 20 minutes today to acquit a Virginia man accused of indecent exposure while walking naked around his own house. The Washington Post said Erick Williamson, 29 - dubbed "the naked guy" - was spotted wandering around his house in the nude by a passerby who was walking her seven-year-old son to school. Prosecutors said he made no effort to cover himself and was intentionally exposing himself, but jurors at Fairfax County Circuit Court found him not guilty of indecent exposure.
www.news.com.au...
I wonder if he can and will take this further after being aquitted...?
“It’s great to be not guilty but I still have a lot of wreckage to deal with. A lot of things that were torn apart because of what happened,” said Williamson.
By the time the jury found him not guilty, six months had passed and Williamson had been laid off, lost visitation rights with his young daughter and racked up $15,000 in legal bills.