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He was homeless and likely lost his ID and the papers needed get a new one. Then the identity thief obtained an ID and birth certificate. Unless you are sugges
by ianburrell 2y ago
He was homeless and likely lost his ID and the papers needed get a new one. Then the identity thief obtained an ID and birth certificate.
Unless you are suggesting that the government take biometrics. Except that wouldn't have helped in this case, cause the identity thief would have shown up with ID and gotten scanned.
- Jolter 2y agoThe government's failure there is that they issued a faulty ID to the conman, of course. I think the victim should be entitled to damages from the state for that fault, and also for the false sentence he received.
- snowe2010 2y agoHe had his ID. They just didn’t believe him when he provided it.