suicide of a terrace of a building responsibility of the caretaker who lent the keys?

[Defenestration]

Hi,

Do you know labor law?

what if I throw myself off a terrace and a guard that I know who trusts me gave me the keys?

What does he risk in terms of his work and justice?

I would have written a letter left on the terrace stating that he is neither guilty nor responsible nor accomplice... that he was not aware of my suicidal inclinations and that I refused to let him get into trouble because of me

he works for a company I don't remember

which one what is the risk about his work and Law ?

 

[Defenestration]

Up?

 

[mortuarymary]

If he is genuine and didn't know you was going to CTB then it should be ok.

 

[SVEN]

Any chance you could borrow the key, have a copy cut and return the original to him ? Thus allowing you access to the rooftop at any time and making the question of how you gained access more debatable.

 

[mortuarymary]

Any chance you could borrow the key, have a copy cut and return the original to him ? Thus allowing you access to the rooftop at any time and making the question of how you gained access more debatable.

That sounds a good idea.

 

[rozeske]

He might just claim you stole it from him without his knowledge than saying he gave it to you. But he will have to live with the guilt of thinking he aided in your suicide.

 

[Defenestration]

Any chance you could borrow the key, have a copy cut and return the original to him ? Thus allowing you access to the rooftop at any time and making the question of how you gained access more debatable.

Thank you for the answer. no I don't want to betray the guard and in any case you need a badge to enter the building. and the guard roams around. already I feel he is very uncomfortable with the goalkeeper so no double