Mortgage Fraud: "Linda Green" 60 Minutes document courtroom video from NH.

[chicagoshowbizcom]

What interesting to me is the fact that the attorney is not a competent first hand witness and unless I am mistaken an attorney cannot be a witness and legal counsel at the same time. in order for the attorney to testify he should remove himself from the case in order to testify. However, any testimony does not beat out the Uniform Commercial code in which the creditor must be the owner and holder of the note. Why not place a motion to compel pursuant to FDCPA. It's about standing!

[KingCast65]

@chicagoshowbizcom

Ms. Ingress has filed a Motion to Quiet Title stateside and a Federal Complaint in Fraud FDCPA, TILA, etc.

The problem is, New Hampshire is one of the most legally and judically and politically corrupt states in the Union. She raised standing throughout, watch her other videos just run a search "mortgagemovies + KingCast65" on YouTube and you will see them.

Oh, then watch this:

Kelly Ayotte Town Meeting: "She's full of shit...." (and will gut the CFPA)

Peace.

[rewire69]

@KingCast65 Well I guess they got the wet ink contract.Now remember it is supposed to be a original document not a copy of the wet ink contract. So I would ask to see that copy of the note and make sure its not a digital copy of the note and verify that it is your signature.I have paper work that the bank made up and forged a signature not only wrong signature its wrong ink color that my client uses on permanent basis all his life.So the bank didnt know this and hes got them for forgery.

[KingCast65]

@rewire69 Who says they have the wet ink? Are you referring to Ingress' case? All I heard was a lawyer testilying about that, I have to finish my verification of mailing page on the ethics complaint I drafted against his ass. Google:

"Shawn Masterson + Ethics"

C

[rewire69]

@KingCast65 Call me tonight I sent you my number in a private message and ill go over the Note Topic with you ok.

[KingCast65]

@rewire69 Cool beans will call you this morning brother.

C

[rewire69]

@KingCast65 well ill be here just messing around so drop a call when you can.

[KingCastFranconia]

@chicagoshowbizcom

Keep on watching Doggy Daddy there's a Reaaaaalllly Big Sheeeeewwwwww coming up!

Cut paste Google and read:

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2011

KingCast/Mortgage Movies sees Attorney Paula Lee Chambers join Shawn Masterson in the liar's club in nasty Wells-Fargo case: Ingress v. AHMSI NH 2011-CV-373.

Peace.

[WHEELSBRANUM]

@chicagoshowbizcom - i BELIEVE IT IS WHAT IS CALLED A CONFLICT OF iNTEREST.

[geniislantern]

Hey rewire69 ~ What do you think you could do to help with the Ingress case? It's interesting that after dismissing the case from court (which was only for a TRO), the banks are moving forward with advertising the sale of the house again starting on July 6th. It's my move now ~ & I do have a strategy, but am also open to suggestions since I'm doing everything in a self-help networking style. Thanks for thinking of me & thanks again Chris for sharing this crazy story from new hampshire... j.

[KingCast65]

@geniislantern Oh it is nuts check the Mortgage Movies page for updates including the Ethics Complaint I drafted, just burned the DVDs and ready to send them but I'm in California right now on another crazy case with Aurora Loan Servicing, should be back in Boston tomorrow (unfortunately).

[rewire69]

@geniislantern send me your contact info to talk more about this ok..

[rewire69]

Well even if he has the note.The bank has then at that point admitted to committing fraud.A Bank can not hold the note or mortgage at the same time a security exits.If you show that they have the two together and had started forclosure.This is called double dipping and is a federal offence and the bank can be and should be charged with fraud against the IRS.The two pieces can not exist together and is a part of securitization.So nail their asses that way.

[KingCast65]

@rewire69 Right, exactly...... I finished burning the DVDs as my MacBook had shit the bed luckily free fix from the company. Have you read the ethics complaint? Sending it out Tuesday, look for it in the description.

C

[rewire69]

@KingCast65 So what happened over all with this? I do mortgage securitization auditing.And let me tell ya.I havent seen a mortgage yet that is not loaded with fraud.I seen one last week that was from 86 and had all the same crap on it that they have on the ones since the major scam recently.We should swap numbers and talk more on the phone.

[KingCast65]

@rewire69 Oh Ms. Ingress got and filed her audit, and the Court found a way to ignore everything and shut her down. The Court ignored the Foreclosing parties' default, etc. etc. etc. She sent out complaints to a number of public agencies. I see you sent me a message, will holler.

C

[rewire69]

@KingCast65 man this is the sort of stuff that pisses me off to no end ya know. Banks seem to think that they can just get away with anything and so on.So anyhow drop me a line and say hey...we should connect by phone like I said.I would to help this lady i think

[wddlaw]

@rewire69 I am a lawyer who is looking for a mortgage securitization auditor in Louisiana, do you have any suggestions as to who I could contact? I really dont know who to turn to about this.

Thanks

[rewire69]

@wddlaw I sent you a messgae with my contact info to get a hold of me about needing someone to do audits.So please drop me a message anyhow also who may need help as well and so on.

[KingCast65]

@wddlaw

Yes, Sorry I didn't see your message.... email me straight away!

kingjurisdoctor gee mail

[rewire69]

Well even if he has the note.The bank has then at that point admitted to committing fraud.A Bank can not hold the note or mortgage at the same time a security exits.If you show that they have the two together and had started forclosure.This is called double dipping and is a federal offence and the bank can be and should be charged with fraud against the IRS.

[ArrestAJudgeKit]

So would a forensic accountant check out the phony mortgage? Since you were trained as a lawyer did title work, why not compile a list of things that a layman can look for in a phony mortgage? 1. Wet ink signature 2. Chain of ......

[KingCast65]

@ArrestAJudgeKit

We are in the process of preparing just such an item, my brother Todd Wetzelberger is on top of that at Surefire Home Retention, know more law on it than I do, I am the media wing that publishes the results of our inquiry letters. We have several out right now.

Also I had posted about Moratoria in Illinois I believe it is, will check those you mentioned as well and use them in my ethics complaint.

Cheerio,

C

[ArrestAJudgeKit]

My mistake. Tthere is one on the channel page and the rest are in his favorites.I have the same ones in my list of playlists but for some unknown reason I can't get the playlists past 5 to appear on my channel page. I have I mentioned lately how much I hate YouTube?

[ArrestAJudgeKit]

You should check out the videos of Sheriff Tom Dart. There is list of them on the channel page of nbesser08. This was the latest on CNN "Sheriff takes on banks over robo-signing." This sheriff put a moratorium on all foreclosure until the banks signed an affidavit that the banks had the wet ink signature and that all their paperwork was in order. Not surprising when he announced that many bank lawyers pulled their suits from court. Criminal investigations followed the pull back.

[KingCast65]

@SuperNolimetangere

Such Ostrichizement.....

[KingCast65]

@UnoRaza Activist? I'm just a reporter. You must be thinking of some other bloke.