Since TCU news is a little light at the moment, I thought this might be entertaining. You have to give this guy some credit for trying...right?MIAMI NEW TIMES: They don’t call Marlon T. Moore “X-Large” for nothing. Back in December 2007, Moore, a 38-year-old Miami resident, walked out of the federal pen in Coleman, Florida after serving a six year sentence on felony money laundering charges as part of a cocaine smuggling ring. Soon after his release, Moore embarked upon a truly brilliant criminal enterprise: He did his taxes. It may not sound like much of a crime. But “X-Large” Moore — one of several aliases he used, including Dammon Green and Tyrone Moore — wasn’t exactly noting a few dependents and asking for a refund. In separate filings, Moore asked for $5,959,000,000,000 and $2,975,000,000,000. A third form rounded up and asked for another $6,000,000,000,000. (That’s $5 trillion, $2.97 trillion and $6 trillion, for the math averse). Just for good measure, Moore allegedly filled out a final U.S. Individual Income Tax Return Form 1040 asking for $10 million. If the IRS had accepted Moore’s claims, the payout would have exceeded the U.S. national debt. They did not. Moore was indicted today on four counts of submitting false claims and impeding due administration of tax laws.
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I almost put him in the same class as the guy who dressed up as his dead mother and collected social security.
http://www.cnn.com/2009/CRIME/06/17/ny.mother.impersonation/
I think we need to start calling Marcus Cannon "X-Large", not because he cheats on his taxes, but because, well, he is a beast
I second that.
Does it compare to the ex-Florida/current Ole Miss player who stole a dead girls debit card and used it KNOWING she was dead?
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