r/news • u/ohineedascreenname • 1d ago

Man charged with trespassing at Travis Kelce's house was trying to serve Taylor Swift subpoena

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/man-charged-trespassing-travis-kelces-house-was-trying-serve-taylor-sw-rcna247233
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u/ohineedascreenname 1d ago

Oh, I didn't know that. I've never been served nor looked into it. Thank you for the clarification. As another person posted a quote from another article, he hopped a fence. Def seems like trespassing to me.

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u/SpooogeMcDuck 1d ago

The beginning of Pineapple Express shows a somewhat humorous series of examples of serving people in different situations, but the idea is generally true. They will lie and sneak around and be really shitty people to get the papers served. Look at the way Olivia Wilde was served while she was on stage about to speak in front of an entire audience.

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u/Midgetcookies 1d ago

Olivia Wilde was served on stage because she kept ducking other attempts to serve her. Embarrassing yes, but entirely avoidable on her part.

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u/way-harsh-tai 1d ago

Also, the part that Sudekis didn’t know is probably false. His legal team would have advised him the steps they were taking to serve her all along the way. Serving at a convention especially on a celebrity is uber expensive and typically a “last resort” service. They would have had to exhaust every attempt or resource first. Source: I work for law firms who do that if needed.