Man kept dead mom in Kentucky freezer for 3 years

Lexington (Ky.) Herald-Leader ^ | May 7, 2014 | Bill Estep

[Gamecock]

Was that wrong?

[Beowulf9]

I wonder how ‘she’ voted.

[Psalm 73]

"A detective found the body on April 23, wrapped in a tarp and lying in the yard..."

Hmmm, April 23rd - would have been ghastly to discover it May 11th....

[Gamecock]

I heard they found a family in Lloyd Braun’s freezer.

Serenity now. Insanity later.

[C. Edmund Wright]

Would it be tacky to ask that McConnell take her place for the next three years????

[OriginalChristian]

My initial reaction: That poor woman.
My secondary reaction: Welcome to the DemoncRAT Party.

[Pollster1]

I saw the movie already.

[lowbridge]

“A Kentucky man kept his dead mother in a freezer for three years”

Doesnt everyone?

[Ezekiel]

The Social Security Administration was paying monthly benefits to Faye Whiteford, but she had not logged a medical claim in her name for about three years — an obvious red flag, given her age.

Wonder what else might be considered a "red flag" under Obamacare? With all the inevitable shared databases, the possibilities are endless. Might be cut off if you buy too much red meat. (First they came for junk food junkies, but...)

[Calvin Locke]

Was that wrong?

Of course. Whiteford wasn't kicking back any of the fruits of government fraud to Obama and his minions.

[DannyTN]

"The Social Security Administration was paying monthly benefits to Faye Whiteford, but she had not logged a medical claim in her name for about three years — an obvious red flag, given her age."

Actually, that's a good point. The SSA really should be checking for these scenarios and periodically verifying that the person is still alive, as a fraud prevention measure.

[Gamecock]

Nah. That would just disenfranchise the Dems prime voting demographic. </sarc>

[Opinionated Blowhard]

As the deputy stood at the door, Whiteford pulled a pistol and killed himself, said Lt. detective Brett Whitaker.

The wages of crime.

[DannyTN]

But they should keep the audit expenses in line with the amount of fraud occurring.

[DannyTN]

Nah. That would just disenfranchise the Dems prime voting demographic.

Got to keep those dead voters on the rolls.

[HerrBlucher]

[Grams A]

The SSA really should be checking for these scenarios and periodically verifying that the person is still alive,...”

I’m sure that’s going to happen real soon. Always been my thought that people should have to reapply in person with SSA at least every three years or they get dropped from the rolls.

I’m sure the Whiteford case was only the tip of the iceberg. Once you apply for a SS# and receive your card it’s yours for life and even after death.

[martin_fierro]

Mother's Day feel-good story < |:/~

[AlmaKing]

‘As the deputy stood at the door, Whiteford pulled a pistol and killed himself’

We fixed the glitch.