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Old 12-26-2004, 04:02 AM
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it is possible to change your social security number thought. I looked into it for a story about domestic abuse. If someone really really wanted to she could change her name and ss#. I was actually wondering, again for the research for the paper, how someone could be found. Again, if a women was a victim of domestic abuse and she changed her name, which is public record of some time and then changed her ss# could this person be found. I imagine it could be possible but would any panhallenic council have the resources to put that much effort into something?

I could imagine if a women could go through all that trouble because a panhel council would not have the resources to search too much. Some people say that they have contacts and search for imformation about girls, but quite honestly most people in my hometown would not really know much about me beyond who my mother is, and trust me my mother would not be able to tell what sorority I was in, she might be able to tell you that i was in a sorority but not which one. I can see how someone might be able to do something, espcially if it was in the north and she did not tell the school that she transferred from another college .
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