Snooping On Your Spouse

Well said c931trish!

I think it's wrong that he gets time. She broke her vows, so if anything she should be punished too. I mean goodness they've added insult to injury. I'm sure this man is hurt by the fact that he busted his wife cheating on him, and to add jail time to his pain? Absurd!

I''m personally looking at this a whole different way!! My husband is a computer repair tech and he frequently gets costumers wanting him to 'search' their computer for suspecious activity. He knows how to do all sorts of things, ie. Check the last places you've been to online and screen shots. I wonder if my hubby could get in trouble for being paid to snoop????!??!?!

AMEN MamaFred! Having been married for 30 years, how do you live under the same roof and be so separate?!? I believe when it's to the point there is this much mistrust between a couple, it's time to come together and talk about the "real" issue. What will be accomplished by sending your child's father to jail for five years? I mean Seriously??? Something is very wrong with this picture...

I saw part of her interview and it not all the facts are in. I think he was doing things he should not have been doing. She also stated their her passwords were not on the book near the computer as he stated. He did something he should not have been doing. Especially since he said it was over and she should go on with her life. He went on to tell her first husband about things and is in a custidy battle now with her first husband as well as with this one. So many things happened by what he did..

Are you kidding me? Whatever happened to once you get married, you act as ONE unit, not two seperate entities cohabitating under the same roof. It's a shame society has gone this far away from common sense. Very sad commentary on our state of affairs, indeed...no pun intended : ) A drunk driver who kills someone doesnt get five years? What's wrong with this?

I believe two wrongs don't make a right. She was wrong to have the affair in the first place but he was wrong to snoop. That said, as her crime will not be punished through the legal system, I am not sure I understand under the contract of marriage why his will be. I think both situations need to be addressed but not based on privacy, based on the contract of marriage.

oops I didnt read they were in the middle of a divorce,that could change things.

seriously?This is the man she chose to spend the rest of her life with,while I dont think he was justified She shouldnt be hiding anything that big from him,unless she was having a affair in whitch case he had every right to know.5 years is stupid,maybe a week and community service.What is our world coming to when we put our spouse in jail coz he looked at our email.

Wow, that is pretty harsh,I think that if you want to snoop in your wife's or husbands email account then your marriage isn't in a good relationship but if your just divorcing then I would consider it as a felony charge but getting 5 years they shouldn't make him goto prison for that maybe 2 or 3 but not 5 yrs. and also why would you want to snoop in each others emails if you got something to hide then tell the person your with be honest and not secretive.

Wow, that's pretty harsh! If she kept a book with her passwords in it by the computer like he said, well, then......I don't blame him for using it, especially if she had given him some reason to be suspicious she was cheating. If she didn't have anyting to hide, why would she care?????

I do not believe this guy should face charges since they are a married couple and he wasn't "hacking" into anything..... HOWEVER I do not agree with anyone reading anothers email unless they were specifically told they can view the email. Reading anothers email is just asking for trouble....which they already had.....this is a personal issue and should be resolved as such!.

Unbelievable! When a couple are married there should be trust and honesty. I find what Walker did was just an act of desperation in his part. Yes he was snooping but I feel that if your partner is not being honest or their attitude has changed than there might be something they are hiding. He should have asked her and ask to see her email first. If she refused than it's his right to be informed and to serve jail sentence for that is ridiculous! Save the jail space for the rapist and murderers that get away with their crimes with only probation.

Wow! really...five years? a little harsh.

Its amazing what our "justice system" labels as, and seeks "punishment" for. My ex stole my brothers identity and used it to commit fraud on a bank, BUT since it was his first offense (of which he was caught AND prosecuted for) he got away w/ a slap on the wrist and supervision. Now he works at Bank of America in their mortgage department...UNBELIEVABLE! I say slap the hubby on the wrist ..wasn't it his 'first offense'?