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Are 112 Year Olds Causing a $12 Billion Social Security Fraud for Taxpayers?
(By Dorothy Jetter, www.atr.org)
A recent watchdog review reports that the Social Security Administration has Social Security Numbers for 6.5 million people over the age of 112. Oddly enough, as of Fall 2014 there are only 42 people known to reach that age in recorded history.
The oldest “beneficiary” with a Social Security Number is listed as being born in 1869, which would make them 146 years old in 2015. This is 34 years older than the oldest human being ever documented. Read more…
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