Category Archives: Foreclosure fraud
CONSPIRACY FACT, NOT THEORY: WELLS FARGO’S MANUAL
So, once again, the “conspiracy theory” that banks manufacture/massage/manipulate the documents they need–but don’t have–in the foreclosure context has proven to be conspiracy fact. Indeed, the whistleblower that went to Naked Capitalism regarding Wells Fargo a year ago was not … Continue reading
SO EITHER THE NOTICE OF SALE OR THE DEED OF TRUST IS BS…
…that’s what this substitute trustee’s notice of sale in a Mississippi newspaper seems to say. Here’s the ad (I’d link to it, but it will be gone by the end of the day): “ Substitute Trustee’s Notice of Sale STATE … Continue reading
Posted in Bank of America, Foreclosure, Foreclosure fraud, MERS
Tagged beneficiary, Countrywide, MERS, notice of sale, Recontrust, substitute trustee, trustee, void
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NO MORE DIRTY DEEDS: MANTOR FOR SAN DIEGO COUNTY RECORDER
Neil Garfield writes today about George Mantor’s intention to run for San Diego County recorder: “Mantor is aiming straight for his issue by running for the Recorder’s Position. I think his aim is right and he seems to get the … Continue reading
MERS ASSIGNMENTS “HAVE NO EFFECT”; MERS ADMITS TO NO CONTROL OVER NOTES
Jeff Barnes of Foreclosure Defense Nationwide breaks down the significance of the decision by the Supreme Court of Rhode Island in the case of Chhun v. MERS: “The homeowners had sued for declaratory relief, quiet title, and punitive damages, alleging … Continue reading
Posted in Foreclosure, Foreclosure fraud, MERS
Tagged admission, beneficiary, Chhun v. MERS, deed of trust, George Babock, MERS, mortgage, promissory note, Rhode Island
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KAREN POOLEY SHOWS HOW TO EAT THE ELEPHANT OF FORECLOSURE FRAUD…
…one bite at a time. Karen Pooley, long-time crusader against foreclosure fraud, recently won her motion over whether or not her adversary can claim work product privilege over some important documents. She sought what is known as “in camera” review, … Continue reading
WILL SUPREME COURT STEP UP AND MAKE COURTS FOLLOW THE LAW?
Don’t count on it, but it would be great if they would. And there is a petition for a writ of certiorari in the case of Duncan K. Robertson v. GMAC Mortgage LLC et al. which could have that effect. Below … Continue reading
Posted in Foreclosure, Foreclosure fraud, MERS, Uncategorized, Washington
Tagged Bill Butler, Butler Liberty Law, Carpenter v. Longan, dicta, Duncan Robertson, foreclosure, GMAC, Iqbal, Kramer v. FNMA, MERS, petition, Robertson v. GMAC, Sam Sparks, Scott Stafne, Supreme Court, Twombly, Washington, writ of certiorari
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FANNIE DOESN’T OWN $#!+–COURTS DON’T CARE
In a great article headlined “Foreclosure Is Financial Terrorism, Is it also Treason? (Just Who Are We Giving Homes Of Americans to After All?)”, Matt Weidner weighs in on the fact that Fannie Mae admits it doesn’t own the notes … Continue reading
HOLY HALLS OF JUSTICE, BATMAN: GRABER TRIAL CONTINUED!
The Grabers received a call today: their trial set for Monday, January 27, 2014 has been continued. Meaning, no trial Monday! Keep up the pressure, keep up the good fight. Good things are a-brewing! Feel free to add your signature … Continue reading
Posted in Financial Terrorism, Foreclosure, Foreclosure fraud
Tagged due process, Howard Graber, reasonable doubt, trial
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