This is nuts, french woman declared dead by the state fights to be declared alive.

[Goonie]

‘They said I don’t exist. But I am here’: one woman’s battle to prove she isn’t dead

Hard to believe. Kafka would be proud. A woman is falsely declared dead in court so that someone can go after her next of kin instead, and the state refuses to rectify the error, or arrest those who lied in court to commit blatant criminal fraud.

 

[iluvatar5150]

If she’s dead, can she be prosecuted for taking revenge on the perpetrators?

 

[Goonie]

If she’s dead, can she be prosecuted for taking revenge on the perpetrators?

Indeed can the dead be prosecuted for crime?

 

[Aryeh Jay]

Could the bank be charged with abusing a corpse?

 

[Goonie]

Could the bank be charged with abusing a corpse?

More importantly can the husband be charged with necro........

It's beyond absurd.

 

[mmksparbud]

‘They said I don’t exist. But I am here’: one woman’s battle to prove she isn’t dead

Hard to believe. Kafka would be proud. A woman is falsely declared dead in court so that someone can go after her next of kin instead, and the state refuses to rectify the error, or arrest those who lied in court to commit blatant criminal fraud.

It would be funny, if it did not invo0l e criminal activity! I guess the French do not recognize being alive!! Maybe somebody needs to declare The judge dead?

 

[miamited]

Wow!! That's utterly unbelievable. I guess the guy in Ohio is still walking around dead, also.

God bless
Ted

 

[durangodawood]

She should just get "born again".

 

[Goonie]

Wow!! That's utterly unbelievable. I guess the guy in Ohio is still walking around dead, also.

God bless
Ted

Yep, looked it up hes still legally dead. Must make paying taxes interesting.

 

[HARK!]

If she’s dead, can she be prosecuted for taking revenge on the perpetrators?

She has stone cold alibi.

"Couldn't have been me. I was dead at the time."

 

[Goonie]

Wow!! That's utterly unbelievable. I guess the guy in Ohio is still walking around dead, also.

God bless
Ted

Can he even vote in an election?

 

[Goonie]

Mispost

 

[HARK!]

Yep, looked it up hes still legally dead. Must make paying taxes interesting.

That gets passed on to the heirs.

 

[HARK!]

Can he even vote in an election?

It wouldn't be the first time.

 

[Goonie]

It wouldn't be the first time.

Inevitably every election the dead vote. Ie. Postal/absentee voting and the voter dies before election day, not caught by checks. The systemic dead voting that the right alledges still waiting on evidence. It tends to be an individual crime, such as sons voting for their recently dead parents.

 

[Hank77]

Wow, that's just messed up.

I wonder what the outcome was for this guy?

In 2013, an Ohio judge ruled that Donald E Miller Jr would have to stay legally deceased, even though Miller was sitting in the courtroom to hear his fate, perfectly healthy. He had been declared dead in 1994 after having disappeared in 1986, owing thousands of dollars in unpaid child support. His ex-wife had requested Miller be declared dead so she would eligible for social security benefits. When Miller returned – he had been working out of state – he was told that Ohio cannot reverse death certificates after more than three years.

‘They said I don’t exist. But I am here’: one woman’s battle to prove she isn’t dead

 

[Goonie]

Wow, that's just messed up.

I wonder what the outcome was for this guy?

In 2013, an Ohio judge ruled that Donald E Miller Jr would have to stay legally deceased, even though Miller was sitting in the courtroom to hear his fate, perfectly healthy. He had been declared dead in 1994 after having disappeared in 1986, owing thousands of dollars in unpaid child support. His ex-wife had requested Miller be declared dead so she would eligible for social security benefits. When Miller returned – he had been working out of state – he was told that Ohio cannot reverse death certificates after more than three years.

‘They said I don’t exist. But I am here’: one woman’s battle to prove she isn’t dead

He's still dead from everything I've read.

 

[Hank77]

Can he even vote in an election?

He was living out-of-state so I'm wondering why his employer/s didn't found out he was dead when they did a background check to verify he's a legal citizen? He should have been listed in the Social Security Death Data Base.
E-Verify...

 

[Goonie]

He was living out-of-state so I'm wondering why his employer/s didn't found out he was dead when they did a background check to verify he's a legal citizen? He should have been listed in the Social Security Death Data Base.
E-Verify...

I can only assume that state wise he's dead, federallly? Maybe not.

 

[HARK!]

The systemic dead voting that the right alledges still waiting on evidence.

Here is an admission of evidence:

It tends to be an individual crime, such as sons voting for their recently dead parents.