Dead Voter's "Signature" Just Like Mom's (San Diego, CA)

San Diego Union Tribune ^ | October 31, 2014 | Joel Hoffmann

[gr8eman]

Gratuitous 70s TV ping!

[NEMDF]

The insurance companies are notified of deaths in this manner, I believe by the SSA, so they could add this to the process.

[bgill]

how the heck can they say there is insufficient evidence????

Wanna bet the Dist Attorney is a card carrying RAT? There needs to be independent investigations nationwide. And independent investigations of the investigators.

[Carry_Okie]

She died in 1998, and has voted in every election since, and there is insufficient evidence???? I can’t believe this, I just can’t believe it.

Perhaps this represents the difference between evidence of a crime and evidence sufficient for a prosecution.

[PLMerite]

“In most states they won’t even kill child murderers, so good luck with that!”

It needs to be a Federal crime, right up there with Treason.

[Avoiding_Sulla]

“Maybe that is the goal of the government.”

Maybe? Ask “who benefits?” and then notice the consistent absence of prosecutions.

To the representative foundations of a republic, abetted voter fraud is the most lethal malfeasance.

[kingu]

Wonder what other incidents of forgery and fraud are taking place at that address? It could be rather informative to see what a credit report says, not to mention a check for state or federal benefits going to someone who passed away over a decade ago.

Somehow, I just don’t think this is the only thing she’s done with her daughter’s forged signature.

[GeronL]

how many voters registered there?