From The Denver (Colo.) Post of Nov. 24, 2005:
State sues genealogy company
By Manny Gonzales
Denver Post Staff Writer
For $49.95, people who bought genealogical "yearbooks" from a Denver-based company got the same family coat of arms, the same family recipes and even the same family jokes, according to a lawsuit filed Wednesday.
And it was a lucrative scam that swindled 150,000 people nationwide who bought into fake family histories, according to the civil suit filed by Colorado Attorney General John Suthers.
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Because jokes were the same in many of the yearbooks, some Jewish customers were offended when their families were referenced as being Catholic, the suit claims.
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Ooooooh, potential customers for "Genealogy for Morons"!
I'm not willing to alienate 150,000 potential Genealogue readers.