[doc1019]

Did the soldier’s wife live at Ft. Hood and leave their house and all their belongings unguarded while the soldier was overseas?

She assumed, like most Americans, that her property would be safe.

[jmax]

Well said, doc. And, by the way, Terry, did you ever think she just might have been a tiny bit worried about her husband going back into combat for a THIRD tour. Perhaps she needed the comfort of other Army wives in the same predicament. It's possible that HER family MAY not have known the difference between a soldier and a sailor, much less why she could be nervous and worried about her husband deploying. The wife didn't know if her husband would return home in a flag-drapped box or sitting in coach, therefore she may have needed a KNOWING shoulder to cry on from time to time.

Just my opinion, but what the hell do I know?

[Terry Mross]

I don’t think MOST Americans believe their things are safe.

What has happened is the schools and society and politicians have created an entire generation that believes they deserve whatever they want. They believe if you’re not using it, they should be able to take it.

I can understand her wanting to be in Ft. Hood for support or whatever. What I don’t understand is family, friends or townsfolk not noticing someone moving into these peoples’ home. This happened in a small community. The local police should have noticed.

[rlmorel]

A lot of it in Texas is because of THIS Alinskyite duckweed: Check out this link: Scum Sucking Liberal A-Hole makes a living out of encouraging people to exploit "Adverse Possession"

A lot of it in Texas is because of THIS Alinskyite duckweed: Check out this link: Scum Sucking Liberal A-Hole gets hoisted on his own petard as he is evicted from property he "legally" stole...

It is all related, I am willing to bet, to the common law of adverse possession, which this guy is making a living encouraging people to exploit.

There have been a rash of these things in Texas, people going away on two week trips to come home and find their house occupied, things like that.