I got a kick out of that thread myself. I pictured Tim Conway and Harvey Korman with gigantic magnifying glasses glossing over maps of Mississippi and Florida. I have to admit I've made the mistake between Desoto County MS and Desoto County FL before, but not in the context of super sleuthing a possible recruiting/housing scandal.
That's what is so funny about it. Not that someone clicked the wrong link when they google "Lafayette County" but that they would then continue searching through the site, post the info to a message board, and then ask "Why is his address in Florida?"
Here is a list of things that are just so wrong in that thread:
OP
1) Tunsil is from LAKE CITY, FL, not LAKELAND, FL. The OP's link is to a property in Lakeland, 3 hours away from Lake City.
2) The 501 Adams St address that the OP got from the marriage license is the the address of the Duval County Circuit Court's office, where the marriage license was filed. It is also 3 hours from Lakeland, not two blocks.
3) Even IF that address were correct, a quick look around Zillow and Trulia show very, very few properties in the $30k to $40k range that the OP suggests, and those are ones in foreclosure.
Even after one of the posters (MrKrotter) posted a direct link to the Columbia County Tax Assessor (for Lake City), people are still getting things wrong.
Then,
ShotgunDawg posts his incorrect tax profile that has many problems of it's own:
1) That link is to Lafayette County, FL, not Lafayette County, MS. At least Lafayette County is closer to Columbia County (Lake City) than Lakeland is.
2) LindsEy Miller is Tunsil's stepdad, not LindsAy Miller.
3) The property is two lots and has an assessed value of $10,027. That, along with the fact that it isn't listed as Miller's primary address (Alachua), tells me that it is unimproved land.
When you get her actual address (not posting it here), you will see that it is across the street from a hospital in an area that has most listings in the $100k to $120k range.
Then, there is the fact that the Sheriff's Dept was dispatched rather than OPD, meaning that the home is most likely in the county rather than within Oxford city limits. $100k to $120k is a very common price range in Lafayette County, but you also to have to consider that 1) that amount goes farther in MS than FL and 2) now that Mrs. Tunsil has remarried they have two incomes rather than just her one.