Lawyers seek #socialmedia assistance in cause of death labeled "pending"
It's a really rad time to be a social media guru, expert, one eyed monkey, ninja; the world wants your opinion.
This just happened ...
A man called a health insurance crowd trying to get access to his son's medical files. He wanted to be listed as the primary account holder of the minor, so the lady was all, sure! Send in a statement of sorts (pardon the lack of professional knowledge of the exact terminology of the form, but you get the jist) from the mother, who is currently listed on the file, and we'll get the ball rolling.
The man did, and the lady looked down at the paper, and noticed that it said the mother was deceased. A bit suspicious, as the cause of death said "pending" - she submitted the paper to the legal department. The legal department in turn googled the woman's name.
The first thing that popped up was her MySpace page. Upon clicking it, the lawyers noticed that her status had been updated a number of days after her death with the words "He Didn't Do It." I shit you not. No explanation to the "mood," but needless to say it raised a few eyebrows.
The lawyers didn't really know what to make of the MySpace page, and what it all meant ... so who do they call? That nerdy chick!!!
Yep, pretty hilarious. Apparently this chick had been in a custody battle with that dude, and needless to say it didn't end well for her. Previous posts and comments had indicated her dismay for her ex, and that she was going to get him and yada yada. Looks like he beat you to the punch, chica. No pun intended.