[Occupymendocino] Fwd: Fraudulent Foreclosure Updates

[Jed Davis]

Hello All,
Below, please read my email conversation with DA David Eyster, starting
from the bottom of the page.  FYI

jed davis

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From: Jed Davis <jedasiah at gmail.com>
Date: Mon, Apr 29, 2013 at 5:13 AM
Subject: Re: Fraudulent Foreclosure Updates
To: David Eyster <eysterd at co.mendocino.ca.us>


Hi David,
There is one more point that I would like to add. During our meeting with
your investigators, it
 seemed to me that Butch had the best grasp of the ins-and-outs of
securitization of properties through trust deeds etc., but he also seem to
be the most hopeless that anything could be done. During a side
conversation I had with him after our meeting, he seemed very
disenfranchized with law enforcements ability to go after criminals of the
financial type. After seeing time and time again where financial crimes
were perpetrated against companies and individuals of this county, and law
enforcement had no means to go after the suspects, he seems to have thrown
his hands in the air, and didn't really feel that there was anything that
we could do to change things.

I had hope that this sentiment didn't extend to you, and that you would
take a fresh and creative look at my documents, so that we could formulate
a strategy to save the citizens of our county against these fraudulent
foreclosures.  I hope that this is still the case.

Thank you for your time.


Sincerely,
Jed Davis


On Thu, Apr 25, 2013 at 8:29 PM, Jed Davis <jedasiah at gmail.com> wrote:

>
> Hi David,
> I was told by your investigators that even though the crime took place
> inside the county (at the recorders office and at the homes that the banks
> are stealing),  the perpetrator of the crime is located outside of the
> county and that made it difficult due to jurisdiction. But that they would
> run it by you, since you were an "out of the box thinker" and that most
> likely you would have some ideas, if there were any options of possible
> avenues to explore.  I was told that this type of crime was outside the
> scope of the normal crimes they investigate. and I responded that I agreed
> and that this type of crime *is *outside the scope of our legal system as
> it currently is set up, that is why these banks continue to foreclose on
> peoples home while fabricating, falsifying, and forging recorded documents,
> and with blatant disregard to the law as it is set up. They have found a
> way to weave through our legal system. They believe that they can just make
> a settlement agreement with the federal government for pennies on the
> dollar, and all of their legal wrongs are then OK.  This is not OK and if
> our federal government is too in bed with the banks to regulate them, then
> we need to find a way to protect our citizens at the local level. That is
> where I hope you can help. I was told that you would look at the documents
> and get back to me.
>
> As far as "lack of supporting documents" there are thousands of forged
> documents, illegal substitutions/assignments, etc. recorded in our
> recorders office. There are plenty of citizens in our county who would
> happily volunteer to help Susan Ranochak's office find these documents and
> build a case. (In fact, I believe that there is federal or state money set
> aside from one of the settlements for local law enforcement to investigate
> these matters.)
>  Also, I have sent you updated versions of my Statement of Suspicious
> Documents demonstrating and citing all of violations of laws, codes, and
> statutes. My docs alone contain 18 of 20 common violations these banks have
> done by the millions.  How is this not significant supporting documentation?
>
> Please view the following presentation made to the California Attorney
> General by CJ Holmes regarding 19 foreclosure cases (My foreclosure
> documents are included in this study). 100% of the foreclosures had
> violations which makes 100% of the NODs are null and void.
>
> http://new.livestream.com/accounts/2292674/events/1892985
>
> There are hundreds, maybe thousands more in our county alone and we, as
> the citizens of Mendocino County, need one of our public officials to stand
> up and help us find a way to stop these illegal foreclosures.  There are
> plenty of officials taking action across the country for us to find a way
> to take action here at the local level. You can get a great idea of what
> legal action is happening in each state at Home Owners for Justice's "Legal
> Actions by State" web page.
>
> Legal Actions By State: www.hofj.org/default.asp.pg-LegalAction
>
> In the next few days, John O'brien's Essex County's Recorders Office, in
> Salem Massachusetts  is due to find out if they will be awarded damages
> from the mess that Doc X has created to his public records. You can read
> his complaint under Massachusetts at the above link.  Another particularly
> pertinent case is Kentucky's AG lawsuit against MERS Corp.
>
> David, we need to think outside of the box to really make a change and to
> stop these corporate banks from running roughshod over the people of this
> country. They created the mess that created this recession, which has put
> people out of work, and forced them into foreclosure. Now they are
> transferring all of our wealth into their corporate coffers and they are
> not even doing it legally.  You told me in a previous email that you were
> not discouraged by the lack of support and resistance you have gotten
> regarding these matters, but that you were just regrouping, and that you
> hoped my documents would help you overcome this resistance. I believe that
> they do and that I have presented it rather clearly. If not, please tell me
> why and what I can do to present it properly. The facts are there. In fact,
> I have requested from the DMV certified copies of the CDL applications of
> the signors of my documents which I purport to be forged. I soon will have
> the actual signatures of those people.
>
> Thank you for taking the time to review this matter. I sincerely hope that
> we can move forward with this matter.
>
> Sincerely,
> Jed Davis
>
>
>
>
>
> On Thu, Apr 25, 2013 at 8:39 AM, David Eyster <eysterd at co.mendocino.ca.us>wrote:
>
>>  You have met with my investigators and they have expressed to you their
>> concerns about, among other things, venue and a significant lack of
>> supporting documentation.  To my knowledge, the investigative concerns have
>> not been addressed.
>>
>> - cde -
>>
>> >>> Jed Davis <jedasiah at gmail.com> 4/25/2013 8:20 AM >>>
>>   Hi Mr. Eyster,
>> I haven't heard one way or another if stopping the fraudulent
>> foreclosures is something you can or will do something about. I know
>> investigations require a bit of secrecy, but I would like to know if any
>> action has or will be taken. Please let myself or CJ Holmes know if we can
>> help in anyway. We would love to stragegize any possible tactics and
>> avenues to be pursued.
>>
>> One angle some are taking on not making their payments anymore, is that
>> now that there is proven fraudulent documents, they are claiming a legal
>> responsibility to not be party to fraudulent actions.
>>
>> Sincerely,
>> Jed Davis
>>
>
>
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