Kobe has died for two years, and the widow is still leaked for the remains of the body.

Jimu Journalist Li Manying

NBA legendary star Kobe has passed away for more than two years. The photos of Kobe and his daughter's body were leaked at the scene of the accident. In the past two years, his wife Vanessa has been on the road of defending the rights of Los Angeles authorities.

On August 10, the case was officially opened and is still under trial. At the trial scene, Vanessa cried multiple emotional out of control.

At the crash site, the Kobe body was leaked

The Washington Post reported on August 19 that the lawsuit lasted for nearly two years.

According to reports, a few days after the Kobe crashed accident, a bartender in California accidentally heard the Los Angeles County police intern "boasting the situation of the crash" to her. , Share the scene of the crash show her.

On March 2, 2020, Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanewa announced that at least 8 police officers took or shared the image of the crash scene. He said that he had ordered the police officers to delete these photos Essence He added that the police officers would face investigation and possible discipline sanctions, but did not explain what investigations and sanctions were.

In September 2020, Kobe's wife Vanessa and the family members of another crash fought on the grounds of emotional distress to filed a lawsuit taken by police officers. The lawsuit stated that the Los Angeles County Police Department did not conduct standard investigations. They did not check how many mobile phones were taken in violation of regulations, and they did not track whether these photos were transmitted or stored on the Internet.

On September 28, 2020, Governor of California Governor Gavin Newerm signed a bill, which stipulates that "any purpose other than the purpose of the official law enforcement" shared the photos of the corpse or corpse anatomy of the corpse on the crime scene, which was illegal. , A fine of $ 1,000. Earlier, California emergency personnel were not prohibited from sharing these photos.

Whether the photo is cleared, becoming the focus of the dispute between the two parties

Who saw these photos? Has the photo really cleaned? This is the focus of everyone's attention.

According to the New York Times reported on August 19, a court document showed that the lawyer representing Vanessa introduced that the photos of Kobe and Gaoma's body "were passed on by the equipment of at least 28 sheriffs and at least a dozen firefighters and passed on to at least a dozen firefighters. ", Even these photos are still shared privately at the bar and award party. Lawyers said some social media users have also said these photos. The lawyer pointed out in the lawsuit that four police officers shared these photos with other police officers or their families.

The Los Angeles Times reported in February 2020 that one of the police officers showed these photos in a bar, prompting a bar customer to complain to the sheriff department.

The captain of Los Angeles County Corporal Examination Officer Emily Taosheel testified in the trial and said in the trial that after the crash, Briant's skin tattoos and arm tattoos were recognized.

Officials from Los Angeles County Public Security Officer and Fire Department acknowledged that the photos were shared, but they said they had been deleted.

Los Angeles County and law enforcement officials said that these photos were deleted and never "entered the public stage." Lawyers on behalf of Los Angeles County said that taking photos of fatal crimes and accident scenes are common practices for investigation and information sharing, saying that "the county has worked tirelessly for two and a half years to ensure that the scene of the crash was not publicly spread. "

However, Vanessa does not seem to believe. According to Fox Broadcasting, Vanessa often cried and worked hard to maintain calm at the trial site. As soon as she thought of being shared by her husband and daughter's body photos, she felt infringed and betrayed.

According to Vanessa, on the day of the plane falling, the sheriff confirmed to her the death of her husband and daughter, and asked her what she could do for her. "I said,‘ If you ca n’t bring my husband and child back, please make sure no one takes pictures of them. Please protect the area. ’" Vanessa said, the sheriff agreed to this request. After learning that the first aid personnel took a personal photo of the helicopter crashed, she had always lived in the fear of the exposure of the image.

How much does a claim? Kobe widow claims not to be one dollar

According to the New York Times, Vanessa is suing compensation and punitive compensation.

"This depends on the jury," when Wasa was asked how much money he wanted to compensate, he replied, "I don't, I don't want a dollar."

It is understood that the family members of other victims who crashed with Kobe also participated in the prosecution. Among them, the victim Sarah's husband Christopher Chest joined the lawsuit. The other two victims of the victims had reached a settlement last year and received compensation.

According to the Washington Post, Emily Taoskail, the investigation director of the Corpsee Office of Los Angeles County, provided a testimony on the condition of each victim's body, so that the jurors had a psychological image on the display content of the photo. She also said that her office took about 1,250 photos of the crash, of which about 300 were human remains. Her office never asked the security department or the fire department to take photos. In the earlier testimony, the police officer collected the person in charge that the police officer took hundreds of crashed photos with his mobile phone.

"I want to remember my husband and my daughter. I never want to see these photos have been shared or viewed." At the trial scene, Vanessa repeatedly emphasized this request.

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