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THE STATE OF RIDGEWAY RIDGEWAY SUPERIOR COURT REACHMASTERABLE, -against- MIDFOLEY, Defendant. Case No. RSC-CV-842 CIVIL COMPLAINT Presiding Judge: Hon. Hecxtro Reachmasterable, proceeding with counsel hereby brings this civil action and for their allegations against the Defendant, it is alleged as follows: STATEMENT OF FACTS 1. On December 10th, 2022, Plaintiff was furnishing his apartment, with address 1A Palm View. 2. Defendant midfoley, who was in possession of an axe, broke the Plaintiff apartment’s windows without authorisation from Plaintiff. 3. Defendant midfoley, minutes after breaking the Plaintiff apartment’s windows, proceeded to take out a Wesler and, subsequently, murdered the Plaintiff. Plaintiff was unarmed and did not possess any threat to Defendant to justify Plaintiff’s death. 4. After murdering Plaintiff, Defendant midfoley got into his Grey Visco, and drove away. 5. Plaintiff, after respawning, continued to furnish his apartment. Minutes after his respawn, Defendant midfoley came back to the Plaintiff’s apartment. Defendant entered the apartment without authorisation from Plaintiff. 6. Plaintiff reachmasterable took a Barrage 1014 from the apartment’s safe and asked the Defendant to exit his apartment. After several verbal warnings, Defendant exited the Plaintiff’s apartment. 7. After the Defendant exited the apartment, the Plaintiff continued to furnish his apartment, and the Defendant stood in front of the Plaintiff’s apartment, more specifically outside the apartment’s windows facing the Palmer Car Dealership. Plaintiff and Defendant engaged in a conversation which ended promptly. Afterwards, Plaintiff continued to furnish his apartment. 8. A few minutes later, Defendant came back to the Plaintiff’s apartment and Defendant engaged, once again, in a conversation with Plaintiff. After Plaintiff accused Defendant of murdering him, Defendant took out an axe from his back and broke the Plaintiff apartment’s windows. 9. Seconds later, Defendant entered Plaintiff’s apartment and took out an axe from his back, and started hitting the Plaintiff until he ended up dead. Then, the Defendant exited the apartment. 10. Plaintiff, once respawned, exited the building where his apartment is located, and found Defendant running into him holding an axe. Defendant hit Plaintiff and caused damage to his body. 11. Plaintiff went back inside his apartment and continued furnishing it. Moments later, Plaintiff noticed that Defendant midfoley, along with XSnipez360X, were inside his apartment. The Plaintiff told the individuals to exit his apartment and took out a Wesler from his apartment safe to protect himself. Afterwards, both individuals stood outside the apartment. 12. Later on, the Defendant broke the Plaintiff apartment’s windows. The Plaintiff, having noticed the Defendant breaking his windows, went outside the apartment and asked the Defendant to stop destroying the windows. 13. The Plaintiff noticed a Ridgeway County Sheriff’s Office Deputy patrolling in the area and asked for their help; however, the Deputy did not respond back and continued his patrol. 14. Then the Plaintiff headed back to his apartment, and moments later, the Defendant and XSnipez360X entered his apartment without authorisation. 15. While Plaintiff was telling XSnipez360X not to enter his apartment, Defendant took out a Wesler and shot at the Plaintiff, causing him severe body damage. The Plaintiff, to protect himself from the Defendant, fired back. Defendant midfoley ended up murdering the Plaintiff. 16. Once the Plaintiff respawned, he noticed both individuals still inside his apartment, and noticed the Defendant breaking his windows, once again, to exit the apartment. VENUE 17. This Court has jurisdiction to hear this case pursuant to Article V, Section IV of the Constitution of the State of Ridgeway. 18. Venue is proper in this Court because the alleged actions took place in the City of Palmer, Ridgeway County, which is subject to the laws of the State of Ridgeway. PARTIES 19. reachmasterable is a citizen of the State of Ridgeway. 20. midfoley is a citizen of the State of Ridgeway. CAUSES OF ACTIONS First Cause of Action 1 R. Stat. § 3101 — Trespassing 21. Plaintiff re-alleges the allegations set forth in Paragraphs 5-6 above and incorporates the same herein by reference. 22. Defendant midfoley entered Plaintiff’s apartment without previous authorisation from Plaintiff, who is the owner of the aforementioned apartment. See Exhibit A. 23. Plaintiff reachmasterable had full legal right to ask the Defendant to exit the apartment because Plaintiff is the rightful owner of the apartment. Second Cause of Action 1 R. Stat. § 3101 — Trespassing 24. Plaintiff re-alleges the allegations set forth in Paragraph 9 above and incorporates the same herein by reference. 25. Defendant midfoley, having previously broken the apartment’s windows, entered the Plaintiff’s apartment without previous permission from Plaintiff, rightful owner of the apartment. See Exhibit A. 26. Defendant midfoley had no lawful excuse to unlawfully enter Plaintiff’s apartment. Third Cause of Action 1 R. Stat. § 3101 — Trespassing 27. Plaintiff re-alleges the allegations set forth in Paragraph 11 above and incorporates the same herein by reference. 28. Defendant midfoley, along with XSnipez360X, entered Plaintiff’s apartment without previous authorisation from Plaintiff. Plaintiff, worrying for his safety, took out a Wesler from his apartment safe to get both individuals out of his rightful property. See Exhibit A. 29. Plaintiff reachmasterable had full legal right to ask Defendant and XSnipez360X to exit the apartment because Plaintiff is the rightful owner of the apartment. Fourth Cause of Action 1 R. Stat. § 3101 — Trespassing 30. Plaintiff re-alleges the allegations set forth in Paragraph 14 above and incorporates the same herein by reference. 31. Defendant midfoley, along with XSnipez360X, entered Plaintiff’s apartment without previous authorisation from Plaintiff, who is the owner of the aforementioned apartment. See Exhibit A. 32. Defendant midfoley and XSnipez360X had no lawful excuse to unlawfully enter Plaintiff’s apartment. Fifth Cause of Action 1 R. Stat. § 3101 — Trespassing 33. Plaintiff re-alleges the allegations set forth in Paragraphs 15-16 above and incorporates the same herein by reference. 34. Defendant midfoley entered Plaintiff’s apartment without previous authorisation from Plaintiff, who is the owner of the aforementioned apartment. See Exhibit A. 35. Defendant midfoley had no lawful excuse to unlawfully enter Plaintiff’s apartment. Sixth Cause of Action 1 R. Stat. § 3103 — Assault 36. Plaintiff re-alleges the allegations set forth in Paragraph 8 above and incorporates the same herein by reference. 37. Defendant midfoley, after being accused of murdering Plaintiff, displayed an axe in front of plaintiff and, subsequently, broke Plaintiff apartment’s windows with the aforementioned. See Exhibit A. 38. Plaintiff felt threatened by the display of a deadly weapon and the destruction of his apartment’s windows. Seventh Cause of Action 1 R. Stat. § 3103 — Assault 39. Plaintiff re-alleges the allegations set forth in Paragraph 9 above and incorporates the same herein by reference. 40. Defendant midfoley entered the Plaintiff’s apartment without previous authorisation from Plaintiff displaying an axe, which is considered a deadly weapon. See Exhibit A. 41. Plaintiff felt threatened by the display of a deadly weapon. Eighth Cause of Action 1 R. Stat. § 3103 — Assault 42. Plaintiff re-alleges the allegations set forth in Paragraph 10 above and incorporates the same herein by reference. 43. Plaintiff was outside the building where his apartment is located and noticed Defendant running into him displaying an axe, considered a deadly weapon. See Exhibit A. 44. Plaintiff felt threatened by the display of a deadly weapon. Ninth Cause of Action 1 R. Stat. § 3103 — Assault 45. Plaintiff re-alleges the allegations set forth in Paragraph 15 above and incorporates the same herein by reference. 46. Defendant midfoley displayed a Wesler, considered a deadly weapon, in plain view of Plaintiff. See Exhibit A. 47. Plaintiff felt threatened by the display of a deadly weapon. Tenth Cause of Action 1 R. Stat. § 3102 — Battery 48. Plaintiff re-alleges the allegations set forth in Paragraph 9 above and incorporates the same herein by reference. 49. Defendant midfoley, having previously broken the apartment’s windows, entered the Plaintiff’s apartment without previous permission from Plaintiff, rightful owner of the apartment, and took out an axe used to hit the Plaintiff several times causing him severe body damage. See Exhibit A. 50. Defendant caused severe body damage to Plaintiff and had no legal justification to injure Plaintiff, to the extent that the Plaintiff died. Eleventh Cause of Action 1 R. Stat. § 3102 — Battery 51. Plaintiff re-alleges the allegations set forth in Paragraph 10 above and incorporates the same herein by reference. 52. Plaintiff was outside the building where his apartment is located and noticed Defendant running into him displaying an axe, considered a deadly weapon. Defendant hit Plaintiff with the axe and ran away. See Exhibit A. 53. Defendant caused body damage to Plaintiff and had no legal justification to injure Plaintiff. Twelfth Cause of Action 1 R. Stat. § 3109 — Wrongful Death 54. Plaintiff re-alleges the allegations set forth in Paragraphs 2-4 above and incorporates the same herein by reference. 55. Defendant midfoley, having broken the Plaintiff apartment’s windows with an axe, proceeded to murder the Plaintiff, who was unarmed and presented no threat to the Defendant’s life, with a Wesler. See Exhibit A. 56. Defendant midfoley had no legal cause or justification to murder the Plaintiff. Thirteenth Cause of Action 1 R. Stat. § 3109 — Wrongful Death 57. Plaintiff re-alleges the allegations set forth in Paragraph 9 above and incorporates the same herein by reference. 58. Defendant midfoley, having previously broken the windows for a second time, entered the Plaintiff’s apartment without previous permission from the Plaintiff, rightful owner of the apartment, and took out an axe used to hit the Plaintiff several times until he passed away. See Exhibit A. 59. Defendant midfoley had no legal cause or justification to murder the Plaintiff. Fourteenth Cause of Action 1 R. Stat. § 3109 — Wrongful Death 60. Plaintiff re-alleges the allegations set forth in Paragraph 15 above and incorporates the same herein by reference. 61. Defendant midfoley, carrying out a Wesler, entered, in a speedy manner, Plaintiff’s apartment without previous permission from Plaintiff, rightful owner of the apartment. Defendant engaged in a gunfight with Plaintiff, which ended in the death of Plaintiff. See Exhibit A. 62. Defendant midfoley had no legal cause or justification to murder the Plaintiff. PRAYERS FOR RELIEF WHEREFORE, Plaintiff prays for the following relief: 1. On the first cause of action, the Plaintiff requests that the relief be as follows: a. $1,000 in in-game currency in punitive damages. 2. On the second cause of action, the Plaintiff requests that the relief be as follows: a. $1,000 in in-game currency in punitive damages. 3. On the third cause of action, the Plaintiff requests that the relief be as follows: a. $1,000 in in-game currency in punitive damages. 4. On the fourth cause of action, the Plaintiff requests that the relief be as follows: a. $1,000 in in-game currency in punitive damages. 5. On the fifth cause of action, the Plaintiff requests that the relief be as follows: a. $1,000 in in-game currency in punitive damages. 6. On the sixth cause of action, the Plaintiff requests that the relief be as follows: a. $1,500 in in-game currency in punitive damages. 7. On the seventh cause of action, the Plaintiff requests that the relief be as follows: a. $1,500 in in-game currency in punitive damages. 8. On the eighth cause of action, the Plaintiff requests that the relief be as follows: a. $1,500 in in-game currency in punitive damages. 9. On the ninth cause of action, the Plaintiff requests that the relief be as follows: a. $1,500 in in-game currency in punitive damages. 10. On the tenth cause of action, the Plaintiff requests that the relief be as follows: a. $2,500 in in-game currency in punitive damages. 11. On the eleventh cause of action, the Plaintiff requests that the relief be as follows: a. $2,500 in in-game currency in punitive damages. 12. On the twelfth cause of action, the Plaintiff requests that the relief be as follows: a. $2,500 in in-game currency in punitive damages. 13. On the thirteenth cause of action, the Plaintiff requests that the relief be as follows: a. $2,500 in in-game currency in punitive damages. 14. On the fourteenth cause of action, the Plaintiff requests that the relief be as follows: a. $2,500 in in-game currency in punitive damages. 15. $492 in in-game currency in compensatory damages for the loss of x1 Barrage 1014 ($213), x3 boxes of shotgun shell ($129 in total) and x1 Wesler ($150). 16. Award Plaintiff any expenses of litigation, including filing fees. 17. Such other and further relief as this court deems just and equitable. EVIDENCE APPENDIX Exhibit A - https://youtu.be/yqomgGZ8_J8%60 01:12 - Defendant is seen murdering Plaintiff 02:20 - Defendant is seen unlawfully entering Plaintiff’s apartment 06:25 - Defendant is seen displaying a deadly weapon in front of Plaintiff 06:54 - Defendant is seen displaying a deadly weapon in front of Plaintiff 06:53 - Defendant is seen unlawfully entering Plaintiff’s apartment 06:55 - Defendant is seen hitting Plaintiff with a deadly weapon 07:00 - Defendant is seen murdering Plaintiff 07:07 - Defendant is seen displaying a deadly weapon in front of Plaintiff 07:08 - Defendant is seen hitting Plaintiff with a deadly weapon 07:38 - Defendant is seen unlawfully entering Plaintiff’s apartment 09:27 - Defendant is seen unlawfully entering Plaintiff’s apartment 10:07 - Defendant is seen unlawfully entering Plaintiff’s apartment 10:27 - Defendant is seen murdering Plaintiff DATED: January 2nd, 2023 Respectfully submitted, natrix368 nnnnn#2653 [email protected] RW Bar # 12109 Attorney for the Plaintiff reachmasterable Plaintiff /s/ reachmasterable

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