EPISODE · Jan 4, 2018 · 30 MIN
The West Coast Foreclosure Show with Charles Marshall: Endorsing the Fraud
from THE NEIL GARFIELD SHOW · host Steven Gomez
Visit us at LivingLies to view the documents related to this show. Attorney Scott Aronowitz filed a declaration that was submitted in a Washington case that he was a “Litigation specialist” for Selene Finance, LP. Investigator Bill Paatalo’s research shows that Aronowitz is an attorney, but fails to disclose this fact. In-house counsel executes mortgage documents without revealing they are licensed attorneys. In this case Aronowitz attests that Selene has the original note in its possession, and that he is familiar with the record keeping practices of Countrywide/ ReconTrust. Motions to Compel the note history screenshots should be filed (like the Diddrick case proving evidence of the bogus note endorsements? In Diddrick, David Spector’s endorsement was placed on the note in 2012 for purposes of litigation while the attorney in the infamous Kemp v. Countrywide case also stating in the transcript that David Spector’s endorsement was placed on the Allonge because it was needed for “litigation”. In the Arkansas case Schiefer v Wells Fargo , Wells Fargo witness admits the endorsement of the WaMu officer was placed on the note by Chase in 2013- despite failing to exist after 2008. This fraudulent method of endorsing notes for litigation is the servicer modus operandi, and yet the servicers all have the note history for the endorsements within their servicing platforms. .
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