Susie I believe what happened was this?.........He chose to burn his home as opposed to allowing the IRS to get it, or put a lien on it. He crashed his plane into the building or that branch who was creating his problems, and since they may have put a lien on that as well or threatened to he decided to give it to them since they wanted it so bad. He paid for it with his life, and lost everything he had and ever will have, I doubt this is what he had planned to do with his life, he reached a breaking point.
You or I don't know what it must be like when the IRS targets a person like they do then threatens to take everything worked for away if ya can't up with the tens, or even hundreds of thousands of dollars, and if you remember the many cases that destroyed upteen number of families, and lives in the not so distant past for debt that was never owed which brought on testimonies by these people in congressional hearings, ex-employee's and even employee's by the IRS a clearer picture of the stuff they pull is beyond imaginings. They don't target the rich its middle America, and those who live below this level.
The Treasury Department operates like rackateers. If they can figure out a way to come after people and squeeze them out of whats rightfully theirs they will........they want their coffers filled so they can in turn give out to their Wall Street buddies, who in turn kick a little back their way. We have all been witness to this, not the kickbacks of course, but we would be foolish to believe people aren't getting rewarded for their deeds, by way of ill gotten gains..........just look at the Congressman who had $90k in his freezer, minus $10k I think it is. It was a bribe...........its common place in DC, and in NY, just look at the SEC, and people like Madoff who operated for decades as on big time fraud.
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