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Originally Posted by Daffy Duck  Not to me. Even you said it should only happen in extreme circumstances. IMO, this falls enough under the "extreme" category. |
Why? TS could have talked to her dad without going through his Skype?
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Without going into all the gory details, my brothers and I recently discovered my mentally and physically handicapped brother's bank account was being robbed of nearly $100,000 by my parents. I had no problem with invading some of my dad's email to find more information. What they were doing affects the family negatively, therefore, privacy "rights" are void.
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That is truly a horrible situation. But still it doesn't justify for me invading a person's email. In case of crime let the police deal with it. The family has been affected negatively anyway by the strong suspicions.
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Then apologize and explain why you did it.
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Why run the risk of apologizing in the first place? Why not be honest with him first?
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I agree it may have been better to try talking to the dad first, but what if he denied it? Or what if [insert hypothetical here]? Reading his Skype is okay to me in this situation.
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If dad would deny it, it depends whether I would believe it. If I didn't believe it, I'd probably tell him so and that I would tell mother of my suspicions.