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To: Robin Plunder who wrote (300666)	12/29/2010 12:45:00 AM
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Reading Wife's Email Illegal? Man Faces Up To 5 Years ........................................................... December 28, 2010 blog.searchenginewatch.com The Detroit Free Press - and most TV news - have the story of a man who went through his wife's email when he suspected she was having an affair. Using a password protected laptop in the house he shared with his wife, the man discovered she was cheating with her ex-husband. "Leon Walker was Clara Walker's third husband. Her e-mail showed she was having an affair with her second husband, a man who once had been arrested for beating her in front of her small son. Leon Walker, worried that the child might be exposed to domestic violence again, handed the e-mails over to the child's father, Clara Walker's first husband. He promptly filed an emergency motion to obtain custody," the Detroit Free Press reported, Oakland County prosecutors, using a Michigan statute normally used to prosecute identity theft or stealing trade secrets, charged Leon Walker, 33, with a felony after he logged onto a laptop he shared with his wife. . . .