Trump IRS Lawsuit Reopening Exposes 'Glitch' Where 2,000 Dead Voters Filed Tax Returns in 2020
A technical analyst combing through IRS data as part of a trump irs lawsuit reopening has stumbled upon a bizarre anomaly: nearly 2,000 individuals marked as deceased in Social Security records allegedly filed tax returns during the 2020 election cycle—with many listing addresses at vacant lots and one even citing a cemetery. The finding has gone viral for its eerie implication that the system may be haunted by a "ghost network" of phantom filers, raising new questions about data integrity and public trust.