Va Hires Convicted Felon

[Berta]

http://www.newschannel5.com/story/14071970/va-hires-convicted-felon-to-manage-veterans-money

This news is passing around the internet fast-

And it comes on the heels of the Oral Arguments tomorrow at CAVC re: Freeman V. Shinseki

ANY vet could someday require a fiduciary.One never knows what the future could bring.

VA has turned their fiduciary program into - in many respects a sham and a scam.In my opinion.

The full story of the mess at WACO regarding these issues is at VAWatchdogToday.

[myround0]

Waco, Texas.

[Papa]

The part that gets me is the felon was dead. Now, if it happened once, you can be assured that it has happened before.

Papa

[GoldDvlDog]

All I can say is WOW lol really? WOW... interesting part is that they dont even know where the poor persons money is! Sounds like something Bernie Maddoff would do. Never thought of it this way before lol we pay taxes as vets right? the va is tax payer funded right??? so... they take our money... filter it through someone.. dont keep track of it and loose it... then give us back whats left of our money as a payment hmm... just thinking out loud here sorry lol

[SANDMAN]

sounds like wacko texas to me ?

[carlie]

I do not think it's Waco because the building the female reporter is standing

in front of is the Estes Kefauver Federal Building & US Courthouse

in Nashville, Tennessee.

She points to the building and says,

"The VA's Regional Office is right here in the Federal Building downtown".

[tvcnrobert]

Hello Folks, My name is Bob and I am the friend that appeared in the News Story with Dennis Keyser. No this did not take place in Waco TX but in Tennessee. Now as far as the Case in Waco that is was heard yesterday in Washington D.C. there is merit to the same. The VA failed to make the fiduciary who was for the best interest of Mr. Keyser. Instead a convicted felon awaiting sentacing in federal court was appoint as fiduciary. The was a live when he was made fiduciary but died the second day in jail after sentancing. The question Mr. Keyser is waiting on a answer for is the one that Congressman Cooper put to VA reg. office. "who was writing and signing checks on the fiduciary account for the four months after this man died"? Hope this clears up some of the waco stuff. Bob