A husband caught his wife cheating, and now he’s facing up to 15 years in jail. Sean Donis’s wife, Nancy Donis, 38, said she was going to dinner. Donis stayed behind to watch their 5-year-old son. When he couldn’t find his iPad, he turned on the Find My iPhone app to locate it. The software showed the electronic device moving toward an unknown location; he had a hunch that his wife had taken it, and he decided to follow. He arrived at a house and opened the unlocked door. On the second floor, he found his wife in bed with her boss, Albert Lopez, 58. With his iPhone, he recorded two brief videos of them in bed. The New Jersey man got a letter last July informing him that a grand jury had indicted him on charges of felony burglary and unlawful surveillance for the April 2016 incident. “I feel like it’s unjust what they’re doing to me,” said Donis, 37, to the New York Post in September. “It’s like I’m being punished twice.” He appeared in court in September, where he pleaded not guilty. His second appearance happened on Friday. “I was in fear,” Lopez testified of the moment when Donis caught him in bed with his wife. “I kept telling him, you need to get out of here,” Lopez told the jury hearing Donis’s felony burglary case. Donis’s wife worked for Lopez as the billing manager for his orthopedics practice. Lopez said he was so desperate to get the enraged husband out of his home that he asked Donis “if he wanted to die.” “Kill me. I don’t care,” he said the desperate husband responded. The incident left Lopez traumatized. “I couldn’t go to sleep. I had repeated memories of what occurred. I started to go through the house and check all the doors and make sure they were locked,” he said. Lopez also noted that Donis’s wife said they were separated, and he thought Donis was out of the picture. The husband’s lawyer, Howard Greenberg, told jurors that the husband actually “deserves a medal,” not a prison sentence, for uncovering his wife’s unfaithfulness without physically harming his rival. “The defendant should be given a medal for the amount of restraint he showed when he entered that scene,” Greenberg told the jury. However, despite the fact that Lopez slept with Donis’s wife, prosecutor Nabeela Mcleod asserted that Lopez was a victim — a victim of Donis’s breaking and entering his home and recording him and Donis’s wife without their consent (Donis shared the videos with his wife’s relatives). He now faces a possible maximum sentence of 15 years in prison. https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/husband-barged-cheating-wife-go-jail-15-years-211608559.html cliff notes Wife goes out to dinner and husband follows her. Finds wife in bed with her boss. Enters the home and records them both with his phone. Now faces up to 15 years in prison. |
| This is ridiculous. There was no other way for him to prove it without recording it. If the genders were reversed, the female would get away with it. This is 2018. There is no such thing as "privacy" anymore, so I don't see why the man is getting charged. |
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| Unless he reasonably believed his wife to be in danger, he shouldn't have barged into a stranger's house. And yeah, recording people having sex without their consent is not cool. Seiya said: Uhm. Why does he need to prove it? She's not doing anything illegal. He only needs to know it for himself, so that he can divorce her (or whatever he chooses).There was no other way for him to prove it without recording it. |
LoneWolf said: @Josh makes me sad to call myself Canadian. |
Josh said: Unless he reasonably believed his wife to be in danger, he shouldn't have barged into a stranger's house. And yeah, recording people having sex without their consent is not cool. Seiya said: Uhm. Why does he need to prove it? She's not doing anything illegal. He only needs to know it for himself, so that he can divorce her (or whatever he chooses).There was no other way for him to prove it without recording it. Proving infidelity guarantees that you can exit the marriage without losing your shirt. Anyone can "say" that their significant other is cheating on them, but without proof, why would you believe them? We're in an era where concrete proof is very important. |
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| Unless it comes out that there was rape or abuse going on, then he really shouldn't have done that. |
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| yes encouraeg infidelity further by letting dis occur & break family unit totaly wat society needs. |
| Isn't the obvious thing to point out here is the boss is playing the victim card way too hard? Sure it's possible that the wife lied to the boss to convince him that she was divorced. But given the incident the boss clearly knew he was in the wrong and instead of accepting and confronting it he's trying to make the target of his guilt go away. If that is the case the wife would be the one at fault for setting up the affair not the husband for uncovering it. |
| This is why I underwent gender surgery to chop off my dick cause men keep taking L's. I'm living life with the benefits of being a woman now, being able to acuse and jail cis-male scums of rape without proof is fun. |
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Josh said: yeah it'd be nice if that were the case, but divorces that dont have concrete proof of certain accusations can ruin your entire life and cost you everything with the divorce putting most if not all valuable possessions and even child custody in the favor of the person getting divorced. If he could prove she was cheating then the reverse could happen.Unless he reasonably believed his wife to be in danger, he shouldn't have barged into a stranger's house. And yeah, recording people having sex without their consent is not cool. Seiya said: Uhm. Why does he need to prove it? She's not doing anything illegal. He only needs to know it for himself, so that he can divorce her (or whatever he chooses).There was no other way for him to prove it without recording it. |
Immahnoob said: Jizzy, I know you have no idea how to argue for shit, tokiyashiro said: Jizzy as you would call yourself because youre a dick The most butthurt award goes to you And clearly you havent watched that many shows thats why you cant determine if a show is unique or not Or maybe you're just a child who likes common stuffs where hero saves the day and guys gets all the girls. Sad taste you have there kid you came up to me in the first place making you look more like a kid who got slapped without me even knowing it and start crying about it to me |
| hey, that's not very fair. |
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| I don't really see a point in charging him but he did do everything he's charged with JizzyHitler said: Josh said: yeah it'd be nice if that were the case, but divorces that dont have concrete proof of certain accusations can ruin your entire life and cost you everything with the divorce putting most if not all valuable possessions and even child custody in the favor of the person getting divorced. If he could prove she was cheating then the reverse could happen.Unless he reasonably believed his wife to be in danger, he shouldn't have barged into a stranger's house. And yeah, recording people having sex without their consent is not cool. Uhm. Why does he need to prove it? She's not doing anything illegal. He only needs to know it for himself, so that he can divorce her (or whatever he chooses). He would only need the info of the device location if anything. nicethings said: Why is it illegal to record people? Cuz you can alter the content? Give me a break, how else are you supposed to produce evidence? Because it's illegal to secretly record people if it includes sound. It's so people cant get away with spying on you..well except the NSA and FBI |
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imeli said: he should have killed both of them. Yes he should have. |
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| This is the same type of retarded shit we always see on this subforum. Never anything actually interesting or cool. Just things to cause your faith in humanity to fall. |
nicethings said: It's illegal to enter other people's homes even if they are unlock, plus recording others without their consent when it's not in your property is clearly also illegal, or at least it should be!Why is it illegal to record people? Cuz you can alter the content? Give me a break, how else are you supposed to produce evidence? I don't think he should've gotten 15 years since that's a lot of time, but maybe a smaller punishment for technically breaking into somebody's house. He could've been a psycho who murdered both of them, which is why it makes sense for him to be prosecuted. |
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SpamuraiSensei said: A husband caught his wife cheating, and now he’s facing up to 15 years in jail. https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/husband-barged-cheating-wife-go-jail-15-years-211608559.html cliff notes Wife goes out to dinner and husband follows her. Finds wife in bed with her boss. Enters the home and records them both with his phone. Now faces up to 15 years in prison. Some states have 3rd party consent laws, meaning you need the permission of the person who you are recording. These laws were most likely enacted to protect corrupt politicians from whistle blowers under the guise of privacy protection for everyone else. Its possible that these laws were enacted when video and audio recording devices became more cheaper or to combat the possibility of drones flying around spying on people. But politicians generally don't give a fuck about privacy unless its their own. |
Josh said: Unless he reasonably believed his wife to be in danger, he shouldn't have barged into a stranger's house. And yeah, recording people having sex without their consent is not cool. Seiya said: Uhm. Why does he need to prove it? She's not doing anything illegal. He only needs to know it for himself, so that he can divorce her (or whatever he chooses).There was no other way for him to prove it without recording it. The bitch was cheating. Fuck her consent. |
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Seiya said: Josh said: Proving infidelity guarantees that you can exit the marriage without losing your shirt. Anyone can "say" that their significant other is cheating on them, but without proof, why would you believe them?Uhm. Why does he need to prove it? She's not doing anything illegal. He only needs to know it for himself, so that he can divorce her (or whatever he chooses). JizzyHitler said: Oops, you guys are right. I didn't think of that. Still, even if that was his thought process, does that justify breaking into someone's house and recording them?yeah it'd be nice if that were the case, but divorces that dont have concrete proof of certain accusations can ruin your entire life and cost you everything with the divorce putting most if not all valuable possessions and even child custody in the favor of the person getting divorced. If he could prove she was cheating then the reverse could happen. traed said: Agreed. He doesn't seem to be a danger to anyone and there's a 0% chance he'll reoffend, so locking him up would be a waste of money and his life.I don't really see a point in charging him but he did do everything he's charged with |
JoshJan 21, 2018 6:44 AM
LoneWolf said: @Josh makes me sad to call myself Canadian. |
| Of course. You can't just enter someone's else's house and start recording. |
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| this is beyond stupid, this is advance stupidity. |
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| Burglary? Based on the statement, he didn't steal anything, and you can't charge him with illegal surveillance if he was tracking his own phone (based on the statements). It's illegal trespassing or breaking and entering at most and non-consensual videotaping. |
| Where is the Thot Patrol when you need them? Legal system is broken AF. Also this. Better yet take the wife out of the picture too. |
LoneWolfJan 21, 2018 10:10 AM
 "The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe. If you try it, you will be lonely often, and sometimes frightened. But no price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself." -Friedrich Nietzsche |
| I think those who are an actual detriment to society should be the ones jailed, but ok. The law is stupid. |
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| The boss knew about the husband. I think it's also fair to assume he couldn't have known that the wife was lying when she said they were separated. I don't think unlawful surveillance holds up considering the circumstances, nor does burglary. The most the husband should be charged for is breaking and entering, and only if Lopez won't forgive him for it, which he should as a fellow man, but that's another story. |
Thrashinuva said: The boss knew about the husband. I think it's also fair to assume he couldn't have known that the wife was lying when she said they were separated. I don't think unlawful surveillance holds up considering the circumstances, nor does burglary. The most the husband should be charged for is breaking and entering, and only if Lopez won't forgive him for it, which he should as a fellow man, but that's another story. Exactly. Burglary is a silly accusation. Obviously he wasn't there to steal. Breaking an enter is a logical accusation i guess. From one side he needed a proof and video of that shit to use against her in the divorce settlement and custody battle but on the other being found guilty will also harm him because a record of such misconduct can harm his argument about being the right person to take care of his kids. |
| there isn't any law against sleeping with a married woman who claims to be long separated from her husband, so if you look at the situation from this regard, the husband is obviously the one who is wrong. I feel that 15 years is a bit too long for what he did, but jail would still be a fair sentence imo. Although I do feel bad about him, the action he took wasn't very bright from his part. but I guess it's a normal thing for a person to lose their composure when facing similar situations. |
| I can see him being hit with some kind of unlawful entry at worst, but his wife and phone was there, and the door was unlocked. He didn't steal anything so I don't see how Burglary remotely fits what he did. I don't think he had intent to commit any crimes, and was just trying to see what was happening with his wife. Since the door was unlocked, I don't think they can reasonably hit him with breaking and entering because he didn't "break into" the house. Honestly the guy should be lucky that this person was relatively reasonable and didn't beat him into the hospital or worse. I will say if you were to reverse the genders involved, a woman doing the same thing that the man being charged was wouldn't be treated remotely as harsh as this. The guy only took his phone out to record the situation because divorce courts vastly favor women in settlments and I'm sure he wanted to keep the shirt on his back and not be forced into settlement slavery because of this. |
reizenchuu said: there isn't any law against sleeping with a married woman who claims to be long separated from her husband, so if you look at the situation from this regard, the husband is obviously the one who is wrong. I feel that 15 years is a bit too long for what he did, but jail would still be a fair sentence imo. Although I do feel bad about him, the action he took wasn't very bright from his part. but I guess it's a normal thing for a person to lose their composure when facing similar situations. In New Jersey it isn't but in many states it is but the penalty differs to tiny fees of 10 dollars up to a few years in jail. 15 is the maximum for the crimes. It's unlikely he would actually get 15 years. |
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| Another reason to not get married. The courts will defend cheaters till the end. |
| Since most of CE doesn't bother checking laws. He's guilty of every law he's accused of breaking including burglary. New Jersey criminal burglary law prohibits unauthorized entries or the remaining in a structure for the purpose of committing an offense. In the burglary involving unauthorized entry, the state need not prove breaking as proof of an entry without breaking is still an offense. It must also be proved that the object which was entered was a structure or a separately secured portion of the structure or a research facility. In addition, it must be proved that the property was not open to the public and defendant did not have a license or privilege to enter. Finally, defendant entered with a purpose to commit an offense - any offense, not just the offense of theft. http://www.newjersey-legal-guide.com/New-Jersey-Criminal-Burglary.html |
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| I bet that the outcome would be different if the genders were swapped, or none at all lol. |
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Swagernator said: I bet that the outcome would be different if the genders were swapped, or none at all lol. It wouldn't make a difference. It fits the definition of all the laws he's accused of breaking. Only way he would have gotten off it is if the guy chose not to press charges for illegally entering his house and if the guy and his wife chose not to press charges for illegal surveillance. Reverse genders and it would be same outcome. |
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| I mean, don't be a dumbass and record yourself breaking into someone's house. |
| As scummy as it is, the boss isn't really in fault here. He didn't even need to know she was cheating. The fact is, a guy broke into his house. Tho he shouldn't play victim like that and just apologize imo. |
| And this is why he should have hired a private investigator. rather than take matters into his own hands. They would have found evidence in a far more legal way than entering someone's house and film them. I don't see the problem here. he broke the law,m so he should face the consequences. I don;t care that he proved his hunch right and that she wax cheating on him. Illegally gathered evidence is not accepted during a trial, so even if he didn't get charged for anything, the judge would probably have dismissed the case anyway. |
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| Any decent lawyer can get him out of this. And what a dumbass for entering a home like that instead of just confronting his wife like an adult. |
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| What a pussy. Just confront your wife directly |
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