In this inspector generals report. the Social Security Administration is faulted for poorly managing data on "number holders who exceeded maximum reasonable life expectancies and were likely deceased." Well. to put it mildly. if we have 6.5 million people in America who are over the age of 112. my guess is that most of those people. if not all of those people. are deceasednot likely deceased but are. in fact. deceased. Of those 6.5 million. the Social Security Administration inspector general has determined that nearly 3.900 numbers were run through the U.S. Governments EVerify system for people more than a century old. The EVerify system is used when someone applies for a job. So that means thousands of people over 100 years old are applying for these new jobs. Obviously. someone is fraudulently using the system to report a Social Security number for someone over 112 years of age who is in the EVerify system as applying for a job. Auditors also discovered nearly 67.000 Social Security numbers in recent years were used to report wages for people other than the cardholders themselves. The workers reported about $3 billion in earnings between 2006 and 2011. and then those earnings are used to calculate their Social Security benefits.