[Codeflier]

The problem with these video pictures is that lots of curious people walk through construction at various points. When I was a teenager, a neighborhood was being built adjacent to mine. I can’t tell you how many times we walked through them in various stages of completion. Was interesting. Cameras weren’t used then at these homes being built.

I bet there are videos of other people walking through this house. Let’s be fair and show them all.

[EVO X]

Way back in the day, I and my young teen buddies hit construction sites looking for electrical socket punch outs. They worked very nicely in vending machines.

[Widget Jr]

When the story broke, there were photos and clips of other people walking through the site. Search engines focus on what is trending above all else, so finding those first articles is a little tricky.

When those other people walked through the site, the McMichaels did nothing about it. Those other people were white. Prosecutors and juries pay attention to facts like that.

[Hatteras]

"When I was a teenager, a neighborhood was being built adjacent to mine. I can’t tell you how many times we walked through them in various stages of completion."

Our little neighborhood "gang" built our first treehouse thanks to a couple of new homes being built in the neighborhood circa 1967.

[DiogenesLamp]

I bet there are videos of other people walking through this house. Let’s be fair and show them all.

I agree. Let's be fair and show the videos of this criminal piece of sh*T walking through that house (in which $2,500 worth or stuff had already been stolen) In the *MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT*.

You talk about walking through construction sites. Did you do it several months in a row *IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT*?