Jason Werner
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My foreclosure update
July 15, 2008
By Jason Werner
I filed, pro se, my appropriate answers to avoid the 28-day default for my foreclosure
case, which at this point may not have mattered. The FDIC temporarily halted all
IndyMac foreclosures according to a report by Reuters.
According to the article, FDIC Chairman Sheila Bair, said later yesterday on CNBC,
“Modified loans will be worth more than foreclosed loans.” Actually though, in my case,
it’s fraud.
And the FBI must also be aware of the attorneys who have harbored IndyMac by
knowingly submitting documents to the Court and telling the Court it says one thing
when in reality it says something else. Why do they do this? Answer: That’s what they
get paid to do.
The accomplices: McGlinchey Stafford PLLC on Chagrin Boulevard. I hope they repent.
This is clear as day.
About the foreclosure:
IMB accused me of being a month late on my mortgage loan and not completing
construction on time. Fact is, it was a fraudulent loan from the beginning, which I
detailed on a different site only accessible by shareholders, mutual fund managers,
star analysts, the FBI, and other members of the federal government. Anyway, I’ve been
praying that Christ would break the bows of IndyMac and cut them down like the grass
after promises were broken by them and when they did not give me funds when I
requested funds through draws for my construction. There’s more to the fraud, which I
hope to make available later. For now, I’m trusting the Lord to use the feds to fix this
mess.
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July 15, 2008
By Jason Werner
I filed, pro se, my appropriate answers to avoid the 28-day default for my foreclosure
case, which at this point may not have mattered. The FDIC temporarily halted all
IndyMac foreclosures according to a report by Reuters.
According to the article, FDIC Chairman Sheila Bair, said later yesterday on CNBC,
“Modified loans will be worth more than foreclosed loans.” Actually though, in my case,
it’s fraud.
And the FBI must also be aware of the attorneys who have harbored IndyMac by
knowingly submitting documents to the Court and telling the Court it says one thing
when in reality it says something else. Why do they do this? Answer: That’s what they
get paid to do.
The accomplices: McGlinchey Stafford PLLC on Chagrin Boulevard. I hope they repent.
This is clear as day.
About the foreclosure:
IMB accused me of being a month late on my mortgage loan and not completing
construction on time. Fact is, it was a fraudulent loan from the beginning, which I
detailed on a different site only accessible by shareholders, mutual fund managers,
star analysts, the FBI, and other members of the federal government. Anyway, I’ve been
praying that Christ would break the bows of IndyMac and cut them down like the grass
after promises were broken by them and when they did not give me funds when I
requested funds through draws for my construction. There’s more to the fraud, which I
hope to make available later. For now, I’m trusting the Lord to use the feds to fix this
mess.
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