[muawiyah]

BTW, he was in a deer stand ~ I doubt it was posted, or that there was an assertion of ownership. Further, the area is nearly surrounded by public lands that are open to hunting. There is absolutely no reason to believe that he knew he was on private property.

It is the landowner's responsibility to both post and fence his property to deter purposeful entry by others.

Now, let me ask you, where is the 12 foot high fence around the place to keep people from just wondering in?

Bet it's not there. Bet someone likes deer to wonder in from the surrounding publicly owned game areas.

[ArrogantBustard]

The dude was on private land ... he was ordered off and voluntarily left. At that point, he knew he was (or had been) trespassing.

What has a 12 ft fence to do with anything?

Why ass-u-me thet private land wasn't posted ... surrounded as it is by public land, I would ass-u-me that it was posted.

If you want to try to justify cold-blooded multiple murders by a psychopath, that's your problem.

[lady lawyer]

He knew the deer stand wasn't his. They don't build deer stands on public property for the public to use, do they?