I think I saw that on NCIS.

Big whoop...he was a Mexican Muslim

SilentStrider: I think I saw that on NCIS.

I know I did.

How does that happen in this day and age? Wouldn't someone have noticed the computer records; the IRS maybe; army benefits; someone?

Thank God they weren't all a bunch of homosexuals or that would have been scandalous.

Sim Tree: How does that happen in this day and age? Wouldn't someone have noticed the computer records; the IRS maybe; army benefits; someone?

Marriage records aren't commonly share interstate and if the first wife wasn't filing jointly, the IRS wouldn't necessarily pick them out.

Sim Tree: How does that happen in this day and age? Wouldn't someone have noticed the computer records; the IRS maybe; army benefits; someone?

Why isn't it legal?

acanuck: Big whoop...he was a Mexican Muslim

The worst kind of Muslim, and the worst kind of Mexican.

Crudbucket: Awkwaaaard...

lol.

gadian: He could afford two wives on his pay?

It's not just two wives. Two wives AND a mistress - all three of them with kids of his. I know that for some guys, keeping it in their pants is difficult at best, but at least put a helmet on it when you're messing around.

Two wives? He took the easy way out.

AverageAmericanGuy: TheHopeDiamond: Sounds like he was no great loss.

How dare you slander this fallen hero!

Soldiers aren't always saints, but God embraces them in Heaven when they arrive.

God bless the USA.

A person can be a professional success and still a sh*at in his private life. They're not mutually exclusive.

Actually, this happens more often than one would think, as I found out when I was a claims adjuster. Right off the top of my head, I can think of two. (CSB time)

The first was on a workers comp claim I handled on the death of a semi driver. He went off road, into a farm field, ran 200 yards down the field before tipping the rig over and sliding another 100 feet into a copse of trees. When the highway patrol got there, he told them he had swerved to miss a deer. I got to the scene two hours after the accident, at 4 AM and spoke with the officer. He said there was no sign of impairment of the driver, other than he was pretty banged up. After getting the scene secured, cargo transferred and the unit towed out, I went to see the guy in hospital. He was in a lot of pain, as he had a collapsed lung and had had a chest tube in him. It was late afternoon and he asked me to come back in the morning when he would probably feel better. I said OK, but got him to sign an authorisation for medical records. I came back at 8 AM and he was in a coma. By noon, he was dead. I immediately put in for the records and got them a couple of days later. Reading through them, I found that they took blood on admission, 2 hours after the accident. His BAC was 0.286. He was flat out drunk. any deer he saw was in his head, not the road. I called the main office just as they were cutting a check for the widow and told them to tear it up. Iowa workers comp law has an immediate denial if you are drunk when injured. It later turned out his widow had five kids and there was another woman with three kids, claiming to be his common law wife. Both were claiming benefits but got shot down with the denial.

The second, oddly enough, happened just a few miles from the truck wreck above. A charter plane owner and his employee where flying back from Kansas City with a new Cessna, the boss in the lead plane and the employee following in the Cessna. They were amusing themselves by buzzing traffic on I-35 when the employee got too low and hit telephone lines crossing I-35 and crashed, killing him. We had two "widows" with that one, too. I wanted to deny the claim due to horseplay, but the insurance company wussed out and paid one of the widows.