Voting Records Raise Questions After Mummified Body Found (The Mummy Votes)

CBS WWJ Detroit ^ | March 11, 2014 6:46 AM

[robowombat]

Voting Records Raise Questions After Mummified Body Found

PONTIAC (WWJ/AP) - Voting records are raising questions amid an investigation into the discovery of a woman’s mummified body in the garage of a foreclosed metro Detroit home.

The body found last Wednesday in Pontiac is that of Pia Farrenkopf — according to her sister, Paula Logan. Authorities investigating the case haven’t released her name, but they have said that the woman apparently died in 2008 at the age of 49.

According to a report in the Detroit Free Press, records show Farrenkopf as voting in the November 2010 gubernatorial election. Officials say, however, that it may represent an administrative error. Oakland County Sheriff Mike Bouchard says the information must be checked out.

[shove_it]

The body found last Wednesday in Pontiac is that of Pia Farrenkopf — according to her sister, Paula Logan. Authorities investigating the case haven’t released her name, but they have said that the woman apparently died in 2008 at the age of 49.

Paula apparently did not notice that she had not seen or heard from her sister for six years?

[Uncle Chip]

It was probably her landscaper in drag who was voting for her.

[cripplecreek]

[Genoa]

I find it interesting that someone even bothered to check this.

"Someone" will be getting their desk moved to the storage room.

[Kartographer]

[jsanders2001]

What else should you expect from ormer ACORN activists who know how to mobilize illegal aliens, the homeless, and the dead to vote? We need voter ID laws in every state. If we would have in 2012, 0 would have lost in a landslide (but we might have ended up with more of the same)

[Blood of Tyrants]

Go to the cemetery and you will find thousands more that vote regularly.

[nascarnation]

How close are you to her home location?
It might be fun to interview a few neighbors and get an unfiltered view.

[jsanders2001]

That is a ver good question that needs to be answered.

[cripplecreek]

I'm 80 miles away or so. I'm not going over there. Its a nice enough neighborhood though.

[Hostage]

The dead have rights too you know!

[nascarnation]

Nice homes and yards. A sad and strange story. RIP.

[wbill]

Officials say, however, that it may represent an administrative error

Uh-huh.

[monocle]

Look at the bright side - the dead don’t have to be bribed or paid off.

[Army Air Corps]

He did it “for the children.”

[DallasDeb]

How sad that no one knew she was missing.

[bgill]

Voted repeatedly for hussein.

[Uncle Chip]

Whoa — that’s a nice neighborhood and a nice house and a nice big lawn.

Anybody heard yet who her landscaper for the last 6 years was???

[cripplecreek]

From one of the stories I read, a neighbor has been mowing the lawn.

That’s who I would look at closely.

[OldMissileer]

Paula apparently did not notice that she had not seen or heard from her sister for six years?

From a story linked on FR a day or two ago she was quite distant from her family and they had not had contact with her in many years prior to her death.