Utility of three unaccredited doctorates

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Just as an example, here's a guy (third one down) with an unaccredited bachelor's degree who obviously had no trouble getting into a well-regarded Australian grad school.  He also seems to have done alright in academia, as he's employed as Dean of Academics at a DETC school.

There is one professor who posts his sorbon affiliation

http://www.western.edu/art/faculty/seastrum.html

"Ecole Superieure Universitaire Robert de Sorbon, La Trimouille, France

* Le Professeur Vacataire (Adjunct Faculty)"

No longer, apparently...
http://www.western.edu/art/faculty/seastrum.html
REMOVED
http://www.western.edu/directory/fac_seastrum/
NO MENTION OF SORBON.

Wow...really a university one can be proud of...

While not all unaccredited schools are frauds, see the case above.
Did mr. Don Seastrum with Western State College Colorado NOT think about posting his affiliation with a unaccredited (and dodgy) school?
One explanation is vanity...he could add another line to his CV boasting a 'prestigious' position with some perhaps little known 'foreign school' with an impressive name?
See here:
http://www.western.edu/faculty/dseastrum
Why then did he remove the mention later?