To: Smokeyblue
doesn’t something have to exist before it can be stolen? If this really existed, it could prove interesting to see WHOSE identity was actually stolen. Here’s a quetion for someone with experience in this field - if you steal an identity from someone who stole it, who goes to jail?
18 posted on
03/30/2011 11:52:15 AM PDT by
nomobs
(Just do it)
To: nomobs
Exactly. Imagine the can of worms they open if they charge the Col. with anything.
To: All
"Hollister could face charges of identity theft and fraud."
Yet, the President faces no charges of identity theft and fraud. Just incredible!
26 posted on
03/30/2011 11:58:33 AM PDT by
jcsjcm
(This country was built on exceptionalism and individualism. In God we Trust - Laus Deo)
To: nomobs
Wow, this is getting interesting.
How could a Connecticut number be the presidents number?
Time to bring this guy into court and release all the info, and let the state prove that was Obama’s number.
Yeee ha!!!!
89 posted on
03/30/2011 1:53:25 PM PDT by
PA-RIVER
To: nomobs
if you steal an identity from someone who stole it, who goes to jail?No one. The Supreme Court actually ruled recently that using someone's SSN# fraudulently, was not identity theft, since he didn't know the person from whom he borrowed the number.
Truth is stranger than fact. Junior Samples
124 posted on
03/30/2011 4:55:04 PM PDT by
itsahoot
(Almost everything I post is Sarcastic, since I have no sense of humor about lying politicians.)
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