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I was reading an article regarding a con-man. His family has unusual names.
Iasia
Leenan (m)
Joseffinn (m)
Here is the article if you are interested.
http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/facebook-fraud-suspect-on-the-lam-family-dog-also-missing/ar-AA9HRIJ
Iasia
Leenan (m)
Joseffinn (m)
Here is the article if you are interested.
http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/facebook-fraud-suspect-on-the-lam-family-dog-also-missing/ar-AA9HRIJ
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I'm honestly not sure how to pronounce the wife's name. Like Aisha? Ee-ah-see-ah? Eye-ze-ah? Hmm.
Leenan is not too bad, but Joseffinn is a little too many letters I think. Though, these are clearly foreign. I would guess Swedish, Finnish? Something around that part of the world.
Leena and Josefin are from those areas and could easily be the influencing names for these two boys.
Sad story though. . . so young and on the lam, or worse.
Leenan is not too bad, but Joseffinn is a little too many letters I think. Though, these are clearly foreign. I would guess Swedish, Finnish? Something around that part of the world.
Leena and Josefin are from those areas and could easily be the influencing names for these two boys.
Sad story though. . . so young and on the lam, or worse.
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