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He's in Iraq; an ID thief strikes. The suspect? Dad

Full story: TwinCities.com

Army Sgt. Aeren Nauman served on active duty for nearly two years, part of that time in Iraq, and even stood to recite the Infantryman's Creed at a memorial service for a fallen comrade.

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Jen

Saint Paul, MN

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May 16, 2008
 

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That's just wrong
Jerry

Saint Paul, MN

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May 16, 2008
 
Jen wrote:
That's just wrong
Yup.'Nuff said.
Mary

Saint Paul, MN

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May 16, 2008
 
Who would ever think that a father could do this to a son. It's tragic.
Franklin Adams

Grand Forks, ND

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May 16, 2008
 
Send him to Iraq and out on patrol at night by himself.
Nutjob

Saint Paul, MN

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May 16, 2008
 
Greed is good philosophy strikes again.
Sarah

Minneapolis, MN

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May 16, 2008
 
Franklin Adams wrote:
Send him to Iraq and out on patrol at night by himself.
That was my first thought. Send the old man to Iraq in his son's place.
laughing

Saint Paul, MN

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May 16, 2008
 
Sounds just like the case a couple of weeks ago where a soldier's wife did the same thing & was charged with fraud.
Sarah

Minneapolis, MN

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May 16, 2008
 
laughing wrote:
Sounds just like the case a couple of weeks ago where a soldier's wife did the same thing & was charged with fraud.
Isn't it horrible that not only do the soldiers in Iraq have to worry about getting killed but now they have to worry about so-called loved ones stabbing them in the back, back home?

It use to be just "Dear John" letters they had to worry about. Now it's much worse.
Boston

Saint Paul, MN

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May 16, 2008
 
The worst crime committed here by the father is the betrayal of his son. This is just so awful I'm really at a loss for words. My heartfelt sympathy to the son.
Tess of St Paul

Littleton, CO

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May 16, 2008
 
I think ID thieves should get the same sentence as murders. And, if the thief is family, it should be life. (Most ID theft is done by a family member -- and it goes unreported.)
johnny

United States

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May 16, 2008
 
wow they will do anything wont they? bet he was waiting for the kid to die so he could get the SGLI money too....
Lassie

Minneapolis, MN

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May 18, 2008
 
Is there a relief fund set up for Aeren Nauman? Please let us know.

Since: Apr 08

Currently in MN. Orig. from NJ

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May 18, 2008
 
Greed is a wonderful thing. Dear ol' Dad shouldn't be allowed to count on his fingers given his history in money fraud.

What a shame for Aeren to come home to this trash.
Laughing

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May 18, 2008
 
Kind of funny how a couple of weeks ago, when the story was about a woman who did pretty much exactly the same thing to her husband while he was in Iraq, there were hundreds of comments about horrible women, the evils of feminism, how the entire justice system is aligned against men, etc. Now, when there's an article about a soldier's father doing the same horrible thing.....almost complete silence, certainly no posts from those same people who were so outraged when it was a woman who did it. Interesting.
Franklin Adams

Grand Forks, ND

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May 22, 2008
 
Laughing wrote:
Kind of funny how a couple of weeks ago, when the story was about a woman who did pretty much exactly the same thing to her husband while he was in Iraq, there were hundreds of comments about horrible women, the evils of feminism, how the entire justice system is aligned against men, etc. Now, when there's an article about a soldier's father doing the same horrible thing.....almost complete silence, certainly no posts from those same people who were so outraged when it was a woman who did it. Interesting.
Did you read mine? Send him to Iraq and out on patrol at night by himself.
Former Victim

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Jul 28, 2008
 
Leonard Nauman has been a con man virtually all his life. I definitely feel for Aeren's pain and loss, but I applaud his bravery and integrity in standing up and doing what no one -- not law enforcement, not federal agencies -- have been able to do. A stint in prison would be a very good thing, if not for Leonard Nauman himself (I don't think there's any hope there), then for the pool of his potential victims.
someone who knows family

Minneapolis, MN

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May 21, 2009
 
Franklin Adams wrote:
Send him to Iraq and out on patrol at night by himself.
Whats really sad is the dad is a Vietnam vet.
So hopefully he will finally be put in jail for a long time.
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