Social Security fraud, elderly population statistics, government benefit oversight
BREAKING: It has just been announced that Social Security had 12.4 MILLION people listed as over 120 years old…
…and nearly 135,000 listed as “over 160 years old.”
“In some cases, getting payments.”
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The FRAUD is ending.pic.twitter.com/7V4EoPoOVd
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) August 14, 2025
BREAKING: It has just been announced that Social Security had 12.4 MILLION people listed as over 120 years old…
Recent reports reveal that Social Security has an astonishing 12.4 million individuals recorded as over 120 years old. This revelation raises eyebrows and prompts questions about the accuracy of these records. With advancements in healthcare, it’s not entirely surprising that some people are living longer than ever, but these figures seem excessively high.
…and nearly 135,000 listed as "over 160 years old."
Even more astonishing is the nearly 135,000 individuals listed as "over 160 years old." These claims challenge our understanding of human longevity. While extraordinary cases of supercentenarians exist, the sheer volume of these records suggests potential inaccuracies or fraudulent activity within the Social Security system.
"In some cases, getting payments."
What’s even more concerning is that some of these individuals may be receiving Social Security payments. If true, this could signify a significant loophole in the system that needs immediate attention. The implications of such fraud are immense, affecting not only the integrity of Social Security but also the benefits available to genuine claimants.
The FRAUD is ending.
This shocking revelation about potential fraud has led to calls for reform. As the government addresses these inconsistencies, it’s crucial for citizens to stay informed about Social Security policies and updates. By understanding these changes, you can better navigate your benefits and ensure you’re receiving what you’re entitled to.
For more insights into this developing story, check out the original tweet from Eric Daugherty here.