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DIYPatriot
03-11-2015, 09:42
I wonder how many of them voted.


There are more than 6.5 million Americans over the age of 112, according to the Social Security Administration. If you are wondering about the accuracy of this count, you are not alone. After a man attempted to open bank accounts using active Social Security Numbers from both 1869 and 1893, the Office of the Inspector General decided to audit the SSA. They found that as of Oct. 2013, only 35 known individuals over the age of 112 are still living worldwide.

Between the years 2006 and 2011, some 70,000 of these outdated SSNs were used to procure $3.1 billion in earnings. One specific SSN turned up 613 times on different wage reports, according to the IOG.

The IOG recommended procedures for the SSA and requested it send back a "corrective action plan," within the next 60 days.

Article (http://townhall.com/tipsheet/sarahjeanseman/2015/03/09/brilliant-65-million-social-security-numbers-exist-for-35-people-n1968085)
OIG Audit (http://oig.ssa.gov/sites/default/files/audit/full/pdf/A-06-14-34030.pdf)

Javadrinker
03-11-2015, 11:07
I wonder how many of them voted.



Article (http://townhall.com/tipsheet/sarahjeanseman/2015/03/09/brilliant-65-million-social-security-numbers-exist-for-35-people-n1968085)
OIG Audit (http://oig.ssa.gov/sites/default/files/audit/full/pdf/A-06-14-34030.pdf)

All of them of course, and millions more to follow

sadly...

Sdiver
03-11-2015, 11:27
Wait a sec ....

After a man attempted to open bank accounts using active Social Security Numbers from both 1869 and 1893 ....

I always thought people didn't start getting issued SSNs until FDR's socialist agenda took root in the 1930's ???

Maybe it's supposed to mean that the numbers belonged to people who were born in 1869 and 1893 and were later issued said numbers in the 1930's ....

Or am I missing something here ??? :confused:

DIYPatriot
03-11-2015, 12:07
Based on the review from the OIG's report:

RESULTS OF REVIEW

SSA did not establish controls to annotate death information onto the Numident record of number holders who exceeded maximum reasonable life expectancies and were likely deceased. At the time of our review, SSA’s Numident included approximately 6.5 million number holders who were born before June 16, 1901 but who did not have a date of death on their record. SSA records contained further information indicating the majority of these number holders was likely deceased.

SSA issued approximately 6.4 million (98.5 percent) of the SSNs to process benefit claims filed by the number holders or their family members before March 1972, including 48,746 SSNs issued to process death claims.
SSA had input dates of death on approximately 1.4 million non-beneficiaries’ payment records but had not recorded the death information on the Numident.
SSA had terminated payments and input dates of death on 410,074 beneficiaries’ payment records but had not recorded the death information on the Numident.
SSA issued payments to 266 number holders. However, our review of SSA records indicated that only 13 beneficiaries were likely age 112 or older. In the remaining 253 cases, discrepancies in SSA records indicated the beneficiary receiving payments was not actually born before June 16, 1901.
Only 71 number holders had $1,000 or more in earnings posted to the Master Earnings File (MEF) during any Tax Years 2008 through 2012. In no case did it appear someone who was actually born before June 16, 1901 was working. In 34 cases, it appeared someone was misusing a deceased number holder’s name and SSN to work. In the other 37 cases, discrepancies in SSA records indicated the wage earners were not actually born before June 16, 1901

The Reaper
03-11-2015, 12:22
I am waiting for the President to speak out against this and for AG Holder to get busy prosecuting these law-breakers. :rolleyes:

TR

Team Sergeant
03-11-2015, 15:40
wait you really expect illegals not to break American law? :rolleyes: