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Anonymous wrote:Sad. She can't help who her father is, or what he did.

Doesn’t make her entitled to profits of his money laundering.

Agreed. Still, it's sad for her.

Aha! She could buy her own house!

True. Lots of people in this area have parents buy their homes - I don't judge even though I paid my own way. Still, I think it is sad that someone's dad might have used a house purchase for a child in order to launder money.

I don't care if parents buy their kids houses. I just can't work up any sympathy when it gets taken away. Easy come, easy go.

I get what you are saying, but I have compassion for her. It's a shitstorm of her father's making and she loses her home.

Seriously...are we feeling sorry for her? She's had all this time to save a nice, fat downpayment on another house since her dad's laundered money paid for this one.

Anonymous wrote:The children always suffer. Always.

I don't think not getting a $2million house you wanted is "suffering". In that case almost all of us are suffering...

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sad. She can't help who her father is, or what he did.

Doesn’t make her entitled to profits of his money laundering.

Agreed. Still, it's sad for her.

Aha! She could buy her own house!

True. Lots of people in this area have parents buy their homes - I don't judge even though I paid my own way. Still, I think it is sad that someone's dad might have used a house purchase for a child in order to launder money.

I don't care if parents buy their kids houses. I just can't work up any sympathy when it gets taken away. Easy come, easy go.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sad. She can't help who her father is, or what he did.

Doesn’t make her entitled to profits of his money laundering.

Agreed. Still, it's sad for her.

Aha! She could buy her own house!

True. Lots of people in this area have parents buy their homes - I don't judge even though I paid my own way. Still, I think it is sad that someone's dad might have used a house purchase for a child in order to launder money.

Anonymous wrote:The children always suffer. Always.

+1
Look at what happened to Madoff's kids.

Anonymous wrote:The children always suffer. Always.

So, daughter doesn't get to keep the $$$$ house daddy bought her with stolen money.

Cry me a f****** river.

The children always suffer. Always.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sad. She can't help who her father is, or what he did.

Doesn’t make her entitled to profits of his money laundering.

Agreed. Still, it's sad for her.

Aha! She could buy her own house!

It is a cute house. Lots of pictures on other sites.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sad. She can't help who her father is, or what he did.

Doesn’t make her entitled to profits of his money laundering.

Agreed. Still, it's sad for her.

Anonymous wrote:Sad. She can't help who her father is, or what he did.

Doesn’t make her entitled to profits of his money laundering.

Sad. She can't help who her father is, or what he did.

Ooh. That’s a bummer.

Feds are seizing the Arlington home that Manafort bought his daughter. Sucks to be her.


https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1046-N-Edgewood-St-Arlington-VA-22201/12085537_zpid/

"This four-bedroom, 2,800-square-foot American Foursquare house is one of the properties the indictment lists as subject to forfeiture. According to property records, the home is owned by Manafort’s daughter, Andrea, and her husband, Christopher Shand. The house was sold to Andrea Manafort in September 2012 for just under $1.9 million and is currently assessed at $1.75 million. The indictment alleges that on August 31, 2012, Manafort wired $1.9 million from an account based in Cyprus to a real-estate trust that purchased the Arlington house."