[Occupymendocino] [Fwd: Mendocino : Fwd3rd edited letter to the Editor]]

[agnes at mcn.org]

Letter to the Editor;
> >        Two recipients of Occupy Mendocino's letter campaign to 154
property owners in foreclosure showed up in  front of the
County offices and
 connected with Jed and C.J.on February 13,2013. Also three Occupy
 Ukiah members and three of us from Occupy Mendocino as well as
 the AVA reporter, Bruce McEwen showed up, took notes and photos
 while we were outside the building.
  Two passersby, curious to know why we were standing there outside the
 County Offices. C.J. explained we were going to present forged documents
 to the Recorder. Interestedly,they accompanied us to the
  offices of Susan Ranochak when she came back about 2:45 pm. Also the two
 homeowners in foreclosure, one from Mendocino and one from Ukiah
 accompanied us. They will bring their documents on their next trip.

  As Jed offered his documents Susan gave her usual response with all
 nine of us as witnesses , which was that she is required to file the
 foreclosure document> regardless of the possibility it contained fraud.
 Jed said to her     "By filing these documents you would be implicated
 in aiding and abetting fraud." She said "it's not fraud until after it
 is filed, besides you should take your documents to the D.A.s Office
 for an investigation of fraud." Never-the-less  the Recorder is filing
 foreclosures on mortgages that have known robosigners' signatures.

 C.J asked Susan if there was money to do an audit how would the Recorder
 feel about that? Susan Ranochak said she would oversee the audit process
 and  volunteers and they would be welcome to use the computers in her
 office.
 C.J. thanked her and we were off to the Court House to the D.A.'s Office.

 Although this was not a public meeting, the DA's three assistants took us
Jed,C.J.,Dan, Ann  and  me into the law library and listened to Jed who
did a wonderful job explaining each document and evidence of robosigned
signatures. He said he had filed a complaint to the Office of the
Comptroller of the Currency (found on www.hofj.org)
 which put the foreclosure on delay. He also filed a Notary
Complaint requesting a copy of his notarized document and sent the return
mail as  evidence of signature and Driver's ID to  the CA
 Attorney General.

 Jed explained the fraudulent/robosigned notarary signatures in each of
his documents and that he did send copies of the Notary response to the
State Attorney  General who is interested in a Grand Jury Investigation.

      The day before, Jed had received an encouraging email from District
 Attorney  Eyster  in which Eyster displayed a keen interest in fighting
this foreclosure crisis, and hoped Jed's documents would give him the
platform to take action.

 C.J. wanted "An injunction against any further foreclosures".

  Be sure to watch C.J.'s archived program on
 http://www.new.livestream.com/accounts/229674

Jed  explained that MERS is an electronic method of foreclosure and millions
 of dollars have not been paid to the county.This should be of importance to
a Grand Jury investigation, but would not be revealed until an audit was
 done. The Home Owners Bill of Rights and the Consent Judgment of April
2012 has provisions for the Sheriff's Office, the District Attorney and
the Recorder to investigate as well as money for an audit.

 In Solidarity,
 Agnes Woolsey and Jed Davis of Potter Valley
P.O. Box 163, Mendocino,CA









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