[Jaded]

On RR some caller was rattling about that was DW's b-day Mar 52. So that meant it was his. Wrong his b-day was 2/25/52. Sometimes they give their own passwords. The numbers could also represent letters.

[small_l_libertarian]

I think I didn't explain what I meant very well...on some accounts, you are assigned a username (meaning that you don't pick it yourself - like my telephone banking, for example. I picked my PIN, but not my access code.).

Maybe the account that was accessed online was an account that was in the son's name, but managed by DW. For example, when you're a kid and your grandparents open a savings account for you and they put in the money, make deposits and hold the account book, etc.

Anyhow, if the account is in David N. Westerfield's name, maybe the username could logically be DNWest1 - if the account is managed by DW, it would make sense that he would pick a password/PIN that he could remember.

I don't know, it just kind of dawned on me all of a sudden when I read Val's post.