Nick250 said:
That's pretty strong feelings directed towards this guy. How did the blow the money? I would have a hard time blowing than much money in a month with nothing to show for it unless I got crazy at a casino.
Nick
He was 19 when he received the money from a settlement of the high school's insurance company. He didn't have control of the money and wouldn't untill he turned 21. His mom, who is also an idiot, had her name on the account. For any transactions with the money to occur the bank whould need both of their signatures.
The kid started acting crazy, this was typical of him, and his parents told him to pack up his stuff and get out. He moved to live with his grandparents in Arizona as they had agreed to take him in untill he turned 21. He had a job working in a Wal-Mart wharehouse getting respectable pay and hours. He had a white Ford Tempo that was in prestine condition, because of the climate mostly.
The kid got worried his mother would claim that he was insane and was unfit to have the money in his control, so he did something stupid. He went to a lawyer with $500 dollars asking for some help in gaining complete control of the money. I am sure the lawyer was sniggering to himself at this instant thinking "sucker born every minute". Of course the lawyer helped him get the money, just not all of it. You lose a certain amount to the Bank and to the Lawyer I am sure. I have a feeling that he got around half of the money, maybe less than that.
He came back up to Indiana and bought a $30,000 home, a brand new Mustang GT, and a Dodge Rumble Bee (sports version of the RAM, compares to Ford Lightning and such). He then began writing fraudulant checks and lost everything he had bought. He also lost the Ford Tempo because he failed the change the plates from Arizona plates to Indiana. It got impounded and he had no money to get it out. He also got a 16 year old pregnant and has been in jail a few times. It is believed he is living with his parents again.
I am not sure if you can get any dumber than that.