An Astronaut Just Committed The First-Ever Crime In Space

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Aug 26, 2019 7:00 PM EDT

Well, it appears that we're living in the future now, as the first space crime ever may have just been committed. 

Astronaut Anne McClain has found herself in hot water after being accused of identity theft from her estranged wife Summer Worden. 

Sounds like a fairly regular crime until you learn that McClain had accessed Worden's bank account from outer space, making for an unprecedented case with unclear jurisdiction. 

While the legal authorities try to sort that sh*t out, please enjoy the following Twitter reactions!

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    via AFP
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    Tweet that reads, "She'll have her day in space court."
    via ksilverful
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    Tweet that reads, "Transferring money to an off-planet account. Daaang; I've heard of offshore accounts before but this idea is really out of this world!"
    via ksilverful
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    Tweet that reads, "The gravity of this situation can't be stressed too much"
    via ksilverful
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    Tweet that reads, "Despite making up roughly 49% of the population, women are responsible for 100% of the crimes in space"
    via ksilverful
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    Text - I am Spartacus @8_Spartacus_8 1h Replying to @AFP and @NASA In the criminal justice system, space based offenses are considered especially heinous. In space, the dedicated detectives who investigate these vicious felonies are members of an elite squad known as the Space Force. These are their stories 2 25 1 more reply
    via ksilverful
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    Technology - Rocket Girl@rocketgirlup 5h Replying to @AFP and @NASA Maybe she just wanted to see if she could float her some money? 1
    via ksilverful
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    Text - THE NIGHT ELM ON MARES.. Replying to @AFP and @NASA 7h KILL PAR Summer Warden: WHAT ON EARTH HAVE YOU DONE TO MY BANK ACCOUNT?! Anne McClain: LIK AREA technically.. GIF 5 L 48 874
    via ksilverful
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    Text - @koko_gal 6h Replying to @AFP and @NASA KokoGal She'll have to testify under martian law 2
    via ksilverful
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    Text - @leahablur 4h Replying to @AFP and @NASA no offense but why would you not want to own up to having done the FIRST CRIME IN SPACE even if you didn't do it- that's an accomplishment leah 3
    via ksilverful
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    Text - Rob Chapman @rcscribbler 1h Did you see the red button item on this yesterday? The last line was classic. "Ms McClain has since returned to earth." 1
    via ksilverful
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    Text - Baked Shoe @DestroyedChairs Replying to @AFP and @NASA Does this make her a space pirate?
    via DestroyedChairs
  • 13
    Text - Freeman @FreemanLowell01 Replying to @AFP and @NASA If this goes the distance it's a lightyear in jail
    via FreemanLowell01
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    Text - Novocaine Media @novocainemedia Replying to @AFP and @NASA You can't take human anywhere
    via novocainemedia

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