It was not my intent to make fun of the victim or to be cruel. It does
seem, however, that when anything bad happens it is always somebody
else's fault and the victim is not considered to be responsible for what
happened.

There was mention earlier of a burglar who fell through a skylight and
successfully sued the museum. I'm curious to know if in that case, or
any other, did the museum prosecute or sue the burglar for the damages
caused when he went through the skylight? Would that be a public
relations nightmare that no museum would contemplate? How do you think
people would react? Or would it go to the insurance company to sue the
burglar?

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Lauraine Armstrong

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