Posted on Feb 2, 2015

Ex-Navy SEAL Faces Up to 12 Years for Scheme That Ensnared Brothers in Arms

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What punishment would you think would be fitting? Should the Navy take away his trident? Can they?

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2015/02/02/financially-fragged-ex-navy-seal-faces-up-to-12-years-for-pyramid-scheme-that/

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Posted 10 y ago

This falls into the "just goes to show you" category for me, LTC (Join to see). Anyone can be tempted by greed. This is a classic example. Kind of a mini-version of Bernie Madoff. He should spend many, many years behind bars for this.

Let's hope he doesn't blame PTSD for ripping off his friends as brutally as he did.

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"According to a pretrial services report, Mullaney claimed that in 2008 he was diagnosed with depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety, PTSD and schizophrenia, and is currently on several medications. His psychiatric evaluation is not public."

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Exactly, Sgt Aaron Kennedy, MS, that's why I made the comment. If he does claim PTSD as a defense, I think it's a slap in the face of and an insult to others who suffer from PTSD.

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