Reddit User Explains Why They Waited Years to Redeem Game Codes
A Reddit user in the r/Gamebundles community provided an unexpected explanation for why they delayed redeeming game codes for several years. When asked about the delay, the user shared that they were involved in a life-altering legal situation. They stated that they were forced to kill an intruder in self-defense while on a 911 call after the individual attempted to take their handgun. Consequently, the user was charged with murder and held without bail for 30 months while the case was being resolved. The comment highlights how unforeseen and traumatic personal circumstances can lead to long periods of inactivity on digital platforms.
castle doctrine & constitutional carry
You can tell hes not from EU since he actually got out and wasn't charged with 1st degree murder and possession of an illegal firearm.
Land of the Free or smth idk
sadly, not a unique situation
Thank god I live in a place with castle doctrine.
Ok but if you’reninnocent and still get held up 30 months, don’t you get to sue the system for wrongly holding you?
I'm guessing this happened in Canada if it was that hard to prove self-defense. That, or it was a really complicated case in the USA
WHY DID YOU REDEEEEEEM?? DO NOT REDEEEEMMMM!
I remember one case in my cointry: media was: priest murdered a man. Priest arrested for murder. In reality: mayor oppened a new cemitary, banned existing one that was on chirch ground, and charged extremly high prices- basically blackmaling locals. Priest allowed berials on old
That’s some real innocent until proven guilty right there