Operation Susie: Wells Fargo Evicts Senior Citizen Who Never Missed a Payment!
We all have seen how Wall Street, during the GWB era, raped our nations most precious commodity and defiled one of the most securest financial instruments of all time. Mostly through MERS obliterating the protocols of notary/recording of house deeds. In this case of senior citizen Susie Johnson (who just turned 80), they took their deceptive trade practices a step further down the ebol pathways.
Susie Johnson never missed a payment; but was evicted from her house deceitfully - by Wells Fargo!
Before we get into the issue of who, what, where and why's - and/or the fact that there was more than $8,000.00 per month coming into the household where the original mortgage payment was on a $65,000.00 loan.. please take a look at how frustrated and heartbroken Susie Johnson is;
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[center][font size=5 color=burnt read]Tangled Web Weaved with Many Deceitful Deeds![/font][/center]
Though some legal eagles would argue that this case started because Washington Mutual ("WaMu"
was seized and sold into bankruptcy, the fact of the matter is, Susie Johnson may have been doomed from the day she bought her house.
It was a dream come true, as the "Recovering and Rebuilding" website details on its Project Susie page, where Susie's daughter details the factual history of the house that was acquired for $65,000 in 1991, by Susie Johnson.
Susie's daughter explains that;
My mother took pride in her home, faithfully paying her mortgage on time every month, and investing her own money to fix it up. Then suddenly, in February 2003, she received a notice from Washington Mutual Bank, returning her payment for that month and notifying her that she was in default, claiming she had not paid since October 2002. This was the first time she had received anything from Washington Mutual, who had apparently taken over her mortgage from Homeside and was now the servicer of her loan. At their instruction, my mother sent in copies of the missing payment receipts to Washington Mutual, attempting to reconcile the situation. Despite this, Washington Mutual filed for foreclosure claiming she was delinquent on her loan, even though until that time she had never missed a payment.
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[font size=4][br]Eastwood Mortgage Banker President John Stolarenko Convicted of Mortgage Fraud[/font]
As it turns out, Susie Johnson made a deal to purchase the Orange, New Jersey home for $65,000.00 - from Homeside Lending; which utilize Eastwood Mortgage. As was the new way of things during the George Bush presidency, loans on homes were bastardized in many ways. Through the perversions, the loan wound up at WaMu, who informed Susie Johnson she was in default.
After documenting that she was not in default, with proof of payments, WaMu simply claimed it didn't get them and refused any further payments from Miss Johnson. Her loan was then transferred, with the rest of WaMu's assets, to JP Morgan and finally wound up at Wells Fargo.
You can steal many millions and harm many people and then get just 10 months in prison; as that is what Eastwood Mortgage Bank President - John Stolarenko did. For elaborate explanation of some of Stolarenko's schemes (that may explain why someone walked up to Susie Johnson and asked her "if" she wanted to buy her Orange, New Jersey home) - then please look at the Appeals Court review of a tied in case, affirming the conviction of a cohort of Stolarenko's (HERE) that provides great details of some of the schemes.
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[font size=4]Susie Johnson and Her Daughter Had $8,000.00 Per Month Cash Flow[/font]
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Most people see an African American old lady, in Orange, New Jersey and just assume she was a poor person that couldn't make ends meet. In this case, nothing of such could be further from the actual truth of the matter.
As Susie Johnson's daughter tells it, in a press conference, her and her mother had at least $8,000.00 per month in household cash flow. As she details in this video;
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PLEASE TWEET AND SAY HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO SUSIE JOHNSON
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I know it is a couple of days after the fact; but I didn't learn of this case - until a few moments ago. Ms. Johnson says she just is tired of it all and wants to pass on into the night. Please consider giving your support to the hopeless feeling Susie Johnson.
This is her Twitter support page - https://twitter.com/OperationSusie
Here's the "Operation Susie" website at "Recovering and Rebuilding" Blog
This is what the Recovering and Rebuilding website says of how senior citizen evicted - Susie Johnson - feels;
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Activism does Work Wonders
I'll leave you with this video of the "People's Organization for Progress" (POP);
who managed to stop the eviction for a short period of time.
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A guy stole money out of my account once, and they put back the principal money he stole, but they made me pay for the overdraft fees he racked up.
Yep.
I like the smashing smiley
And - in this case - BIG $
she bought the house for $65,000;
and they bought it at auction
(after she paid for 20 years)
for just $100!
I am a democrat lets me clear about this, but I want to know why the justice department has not stepped into this matter , I and many others are getting really tired of these shenanigans.
Why do we have to protest this blatant attempt and succeeded in the political and financial corruption that we now see going on today----this is outrageous
