[LucyT]

“Then, a month later, the key witness in this case was murdered. Lt. Quarles Harris, Jr., 24, was shot in the head in his car, in front of his church.”

You’d think that Pam Gellar would have done her homework. Harris was not a “Lt.”, he was named Leiutenant by his crazy parents. He was not a “key witness” in the Obama passport breach, he was a witness in another, unrelated case. The only connection that exists between the two cases is that they were mentioned in the same article by the Washington Post.

>>>>he was named Leiutenant by his crazy parents.<<<<

Apparently it's a tribal thing.

Check out article and comments.

[hoosiermama]

Jeez if they had any smarts at all they would have named him General or Admiral.......OTOH know a dog named Sarge....a VERY big dog who is as sweet natured as a kitten.

IMO like Beckwith said above. This is a DEAD end street.

[Verginius Rufus]

If he was a "Junior" then his grandparents started it by naming his father "Leiutenant."

Major Garrett's parents set their sights higher.

[autumnraine]

It’s very common in the African American community. In writing insurance in Atlanta, I met many a “King Jones” or Prince Jackson” and occasionally the ultimate Eff U, “Master Smith.” Even had a “Doctor Last Name” once.