[Mr Radical]

The million-dollar question for today, freepers, is why anyone would want to date these two???

[Jonty30]

Ask Benjamin Franklin.

http://www.swarthmore.edu/SocSci/bdorsey1/41docs/51-fra.html

[txrangerette]

Surely you jest.

This being an internet scam, those who fell victim to it hadn’t a clue who they were dealing with or what they looked like.

These represented themselves as members of the U.S. Military who needed money for various meet-up activities, such as travelling to meet their “dates”, or money for satellite phones to keep in touch.

They targeted people on social media or dating sites. Just think, they could pretend to be anybody, tailored to who they were targeting.

Send faked pictures of themselves to reel in the victims then a sob story about needing money to facilitate the personal relationship and all the while claiming to be in the military...

[maddog55]

Probably the wife and daughter of the guy in: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/3060533/posts

[soycd]

The bigger question is how this caper can net 20+ years in punishment while the violent thugs and ferals get off with probation and other kid glove treatment.

[Lazamataz]

I’d hit them both.

[from occupied ga]

$1,100,000/27 = $40,740.74 per year. $40,740.24/2 =$20,370 each. Now add room and board free from the taxpayers via the state prison system, and you have the profits from the enterprise. Crime pays, but not much better than minimum wage.

[SampleMan]

The million-dollar question for today, freepers, is why anyone would want to date these two???

Its the Internet. They aren't really French models either.

When you see an avatar like this....

You can bet its a 300 pound transvestite on the keyboard.