[shhrubbery!]

Ok, thanks for your answers, and you're all right, it looks like the quit-claim deed was an in-family transfer. The "grantor" was Halsey Frost and the "grantees" were Halsey Frost and Bonnie Frost.

Also a re-fi was recorded on the same day in 2005 and I believe they took some equity out at the same time, around a year and a half post-accident iirc.

Now whether they used any of those $$$ to help pay medical expenses --or got to spend it all on other things, while we taxpayers footed their medical bills-- is a BIG question for taxpayers, imo.

It's OUR money, so it's OUR business.

(Btw, there are many, many documents on public record for that property --you have to register to use the site, however; and, it's timed and keeps bouncing you out if you have to leave the computer for a few minutes.)

[Dinah Lord]

for the chilrun bump.
kudos to icwhatudo

[worst-case scenario]

Since it’s our money, perhaps someone who lives in their state can sue them for fraud.

They thought they had trouble before with just a simple car accident. Wait until they are being sued and having all their personal financial details searched out and published. His business can probably be driven into bankruptcy from the bad press.

They would make a good object lesson to any other moonbat who wants to let themselves get used by Dims.

[shhrubbery!]

Oops, minor correction to my #323: The SUV accident was in December 2004, and the re-fi equity deal in September 2005.

So it was an interval of about nine months, not a year and a half.