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Monday, April 22, 2024

US Army financial counselor admits to defrauding Gold Star families

A former financial counselor for the United States Army pleaded guilty to defrauding the families of fallen servicemembers out of life insurance payments, the U.S. attorney's office announced Tuesday. 

Gold Star family members are the immediate beneficiaries of servicemembers who have died in active-duty military service and are entitled to a $100,000 payment and the servicemember's life insurance of up to $400,000, according to the organization.
-Doug

14 comments:

  1. Is it too harsh to recommend a firing squad to dispatch this blood sucking leech.

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    1. Too lenient. It needs to be life at hard labor with no parole.

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  2. Pity that capital punishment doesn't apply to financial crimes. I hope the warden and every guard at the prison are ex-military.
    Al_in_Ottawa

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  3. A tree and a rope is what's called for here
    JD

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  4. It took a short search to find a picture of this guy...and Surprise!!!

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    1. Let me guess Amish?

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    2. Yup, another game won of "Guess the color".

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  5. Hahahaha,
    Yeah, about two clicks, and...usual suspect.

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  6. Heard the WH is eyeing him for a job.

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  7. ""Those who target and steal from the families of fallen American servicemembers will be held accountable for their crimes,""
    Yeah right. Our 'court' 'system' will be busy for the next ten years going after everybody who does not vote for Joe, so, families of fallen servicemembers, be patient.

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  8. Blind fold, cigarette, adobe wall.

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  9. You know, being compacted in a garbage truck sounds like a good idea.

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