The truth is stranger than fiction

[the mojo hobo]

So a Hispanic man who doesn't speak good English buys a scratch-off lottery ticket and wins 1 million dollars, but the clerk pays him $1000 cash. He gets suspicious and comes back later and is offered $10,000 and the clerk's father tells him that is what he won. He went to the police anyway. The strange part is that the clerk's name is Karin Jaghab, his father is Nabil Jaghab, and the victim's law firm is Jaghab, Jaghab, and Jaghab in Mineola NY.

http://usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/11/23/21590577-long-island-store-owners-cheated-customer-out-of-1-million-lottery-ticket-police-say?lite&

[Dave W]

What are the odds?

The defendants must be represented by Dewey Cheatem & Howe.

[rahock]

What are the odds?

The defendants must be represented by Dewey Cheatem & Howe.

That's probably a better choice than Teddy Kennedys old law firm, Dicker, Dunker and Rhunn .
Rick

[Dave W]

That's probably a better choice than Teddy Kennedys old law firm, Dicker, Dunker and Rhunn .
Rick

She told him she was pregnant and asked what to do, Teddy said "let's cross that bridge when we come to it."

[rahock]

She told him she was pregnant and asked what to do, Teddy said "let's cross that bridge when we come to it."

 
Rick