foreclosure fraud whistleblower found dead

[Truthmatters]

U.S. News - Foreclosure fraud whistleblower found dead


Lawrence came forward earlier this month and blew the whistle on the operation, in which title officers Gary Trafford, 49, of Irvine, Calif., and Geraldine Sheppard, 62, of Santa Ana, Calif. — who worked for a Florida processing company used by most major banks to process repossessions — allegedly forged signatures on tens of thousands of default notices from 2005 to 2008.

 

[Full-Auto]

U.S. News - Foreclosure fraud whistleblower found dead

Democrats growing uneasy....

 

[Truthmatters]

you really dont understand this story do you?

 

[Truthmatters]

Police said at the time that the alleged scam had thrown into question the legality of most Las Vegas home foreclosures in the past few years, leaving many people living in foreclosed-upon homes that they unknowingly don't actually own.

 

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And people wonder why there aren't more whistleblowers when shady stuff is going down.

lol Florida

 

[Jackson]

U.S. News - Foreclosure fraud whistleblower found dead


Lawrence came forward earlier this month and blew the whistle on the operation, in which title officers Gary Trafford, 49, of Irvine, Calif., and Geraldine Sheppard, 62, of Santa Ana, Calif. — who worked for a Florida processing company used by most major banks to process repossessions — allegedly forged signatures on tens of thousands of default notices from 2005 to 2008.

I believe I understand the story. It takes a very brave and righteous person to become a whistle blower. Mistakes were made and the psyche couldn;t handle the deceit even they had a hand in. The article states homicide was ruled out and suicide is suspected. But you always wonder in cases like these,

Thanks for the story, Truthmatters.

 

[Truthmatters]

This is what happens when you dont regulate properly

 

[Truthmatters]

Now realize this is just ONE company.

there was a whole lot of robosigning too.

The corps played fast and lose at the entire countries detriment

 

[Jackson]

This is what happens when you dont regulate properly

true, in this circumstance.

 

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Business as usual, the only thing they did wrong was employ someone with a little ethics.

 

[Truthmatters]

There was massive fraud all through the industry.

 

[Rat in the Hat]

U.S. News - Foreclosure fraud whistleblower found dead


Lawrence came forward earlier this month and blew the whistle on the operation, in which title officers Gary Trafford, 49, of Irvine, Calif., and Geraldine Sheppard, 62, of Santa Ana, Calif. — who worked for a Florida processing company used by most major banks to process repossessions — allegedly forged signatures on tens of thousands of default notices from 2005 to 2008.

You seem to have left out this portion of your link...

It could not immediately be determined whether Lawrence, who faced up to one year in jail and a fine of up to $2,000, died of suicide or of natural causes, KSNV reported. Detectives said they had ruled out homicide.

Did you do that because it doesn't fit your agenda?

 

[Avatar4321]

This is what happens when you dont regulate properly

How exactly would more regulation have prevented a suicide?

 

[Avatar4321]

Business as usual, the only thing they did wrong was employ someone with a little ethics.

That "only thing they did wrong" is the entire problem with the economy as we know it.

A few people have been dishonest and corrupt and it's screwed up the rest of the economy. The unfortunate part is alot of those dishonest and corrupt people were elected officials who were charged with preventing this.

The only way to truely fix the economy is to eliminate dishonesty and corruption in our lives.

 

[Truthmatters]

Oversite of the industry would have kept this woman from being talked into cheating people and she would not be dead

 

[Rat in the Hat]

Oversite of the industry would have kept this woman from being talked into cheating people and she would not be dead

How are you so sure of that? Your link says they have not ruled out natural causes yet.

 

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Oversite of the industry would have kept this woman from being talked into cheating people and she would not be dead

It was a suicide or natural causes. Regulating wouldnt have prevented that.

 

[Jackson]

Business as usual, the only thing they did wrong was employ someone with a little ethics.

That "only thing they did wrong" is the entire problem with the economy as we know it.

A few people have been dishonest and corrupt and it's screwed up the rest of the economy. The unfortunate part is alot of those dishonest and corrupt people were elected officials who were charged with preventing this.

The only way to truely fix the economy is to eliminate dishonesty and corruption in our lives.

But Barney Franks is leaving.

 

[Full-Auto]

Oversite of the industry would have kept this woman from being talked into cheating people and she would not be dead

See Franks and Dodd. They even passed out bonuses that Obumble signed into law.

 

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The sad thing is that every conservative here would have let these scumbags go because to them there is only one or two politicians who did anything wrong in the entire mortgage meltdown.