This is an encapsulated story of a mortgage broker who took my identity and gave gave it to a group who misused it.
If Michelle Brown thought she had a problem, it doesn't come close to what I went through. She simply had a struggle to
repair her credit....a piece of cake. I instead, after reporting it to the law had my struggles with the unconscionable,
"THOSE WITH THE POWER TO HURT"
Annabella Sciorra, In "IDENTITY THEFT, the Michelle Brown Story"
YES, on her best day she could look like this. A mortgage broker with access to my person finances
and credit. Long before I even knew, there was a Mercedes lease and a home purchased...
I was the last to know................ watchout for the look-a-like
How do you live with yourself?
YOU DIDN'T ACTUALLY SEND THIS, DID YOU?
AND SO, MY ACTUAL SIGNATURE!
I DIDN'T KNOW LAVABA MALLISON, ANDREW AND VALERIE KREIGER, BRUCE STEINTHUL IN AUGUST OF 2004..... I ONLY KNEW MY MORTGAGE BROKER, MARIA MERCEDANTE.....AND SHE KNEW TOO MUCH....ALL MY INFORMATION!
I DIDN'T EVEN KNOW THESE PEOPLE IN AUGUST OF 2004. SO, MY FORMER MORTGAGE BROKER WHO ACTUALLY DID MY MORTGAGE IN MARCH OF 2004, GAVE MY INFORMATION AND DOCUMENTS TO A CRIMINAL TO USE, SO HE AND SHE COULD PROFIT OFF OF MY NAME.
Dear Mr. Weiss,
Did I pay you to prepare this falsified and forged tax form?
Who is Kevin Brown? My Accountant was Harold Cohen!!!
So Bruce..... I never provided any
information about my financial worth, did I? SO where didit come from, who fabricate the information and last but not least....how is it possible for there to be a signed mortgage filed with the Municipality of Bergen since I STILL have the "unsigned documents" that you provided to me to sign?
ANOTHER FORGERY!!!!
ANOTHER FORGERY!!!!!
SO, WHAT WAS SIGNED? NOT BY ME...MUST BE FORGERIES!!!!!!!!!!!! I STILL HAVE THE ORIGINALS UNSIGNED!
CAN YOU FORGE MY NAME ANY MORE WAYS?
YOU LYING THIEVING SACK OF GARBAGE! YOU STOLE MY IDENTITY AND GAVE IT TO THE KREIGERS AND MALLISON...ONE WEEK AFTER I HAD JUST CLOSED ON MY CONDO! YOU ARE THE ONLY MORTGAGE COMPANY THAT I WORKED WITH BECAUSE I THOUGHT YOU WERE MY FRIEND AND I FELT SORRY FOR YOU BECAUSE OF ALL YOUR ILLNESSES. YOU NEED TO GO BACK TO JAIL!
Date: Sat, 22 Jan 2005 10:29:48 -0500
From: "Bruce G. Steinthal, CPA"
Subject: RE: Please advise: Receipt of check
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Cindy--Andy asked me to acknowledge receipt of your interest payment.
On another note, I think I finally understand what you meant in you earlier
emails about changing the terms of the mortgage note. In the original note
I had crossed out several terms relating to payment of principal before the
maturity date, changing the standard note into an interest-only note, with
the full amount of the principal due on the maturity date--02/28/05; these
same terms were inadvertently not crossed out in the revised note I sent you
for signature. Note that this was an inadvertent oversight, not an
intentional act to change the terms of the note. All you had to do was
cross out those same terms prior to signing and returning the note to me.
It clearly makes no sense to require interim principal payments on a 69-day
note. If you had told me of your concern, I would have told you to cross
out the relevant words so that the notes had the same language.
Bruce G. Steinthal, CPA
cpa@steinthal.us
201-385-7916 (Office)
201-951-8651 (Cell)
NOTE--THESE ARE MY NEW TEL NUMBERS AND EMAIL ADDRESS
-----Original Message-----
From: spokesperson [mailto:spokesperson@crrol.org]
Sent: Saturday, January 22, 2005 7:49 AM
To: kriegeraj@aol.com
Cc: george118@verizon.net; bruce.s@jdfarbercpa.com
Subject: Please advise: Receipt of check
Dear Andy and Bruce,
Please advise that you are in receipt of January's payment made payable to
Andy
and Valerie Kreiger in the sum of $8,696.51, check # 731 dated Jan.19, 2005.
I was in the process of retaining council to set up an escrow account
concerning
the overall matter, but I felt it would be of a more expedient manner to
send a check
direct. The check outlines and confirms the signed and original terms of the
mortgage note. The payment will be limited to the agreed note which further
invalidated the second group of documents, under Title 18; 25;2-2.
Andy, on a separate note, due to the flurry of emails that I have been privy
to read, I
am wondering if you are fully informed of several of the dynamics that are
taking
place. My impression is, that you are not.
Sincerely,
Cindy Jampel
SO, I INTERVIEWED WITH RICH BYRNES FROM WILENTZ, SPITZER AND GOLDMAN...BYRNES ASKES FOR A $5,000 RETAINER FEE FROM ME. NEXT I FIND HE WAS CONVERSING WITH MY ADVERSARIES???? ISN'T THAT A CONFLICT OF INTEREST?
OH..THIS IS NEW JERSEY......I FORGOT!!!!!
Do you know that someone will explain this invasion of my life. WHO ARE YOU?
THE LAW FIRM OF FRANCO AND FRANCO OF MORRISTOWN, NEW JERSEY
YOU BACK STABBED ME FOR A $140.00
Waterfront Commission officials accused of corruption at N.J., N.Y. ports
By Matt Dowling/The Star-Ledger
August 11, 2009, 12:46PM
NEW YORK -- The bi-state agency formed to combat corruption within the New York and New Jersey ports became riddled with abuse -- misusing federal Homeland Security funding, hiring unqualified cops, and allowing convicted felons to get jobs.
In a scathing 67-page report, the New York Inspector General said the Waterfront Commission of New York Harbor had failed in its duties. Gov. Jon Corzine has already fired the New Jersey Commissioner, former State PBA President Michael Madonna.
Port Newark in a January 2008 photo. A report released today details abuses and mismanagement at the Waterfront Commission, which was tasked to prevent crime at New York and New Jersey's ports."This was a total agency breakdown," Inspector General Joseph Fisch said. "Instead of ridding the waterfront of corruption, this agency itself was corrupt."
Established in 1953, after public hearings sparked by a newspaper investigation exposed pervasive corruption involving mobsters and dock workers, later portrayed in the film "On the Waterfront," the quasi-independent commission oversees waterfront hiring and has a police force to conduct investigations. The commission has an annual budget of more than $11 million and a staff of 100 employees.
Michael Madonna, New Jersey commissioner for the Waterfront Commission of New York Harbor, was fired today by Gov. Jon Corzine after New York authorities released a report detailing abuses of power at the commission. Madonna appears in a 1998 photo.But the commission had long ago stopped doing its job, according to the report, citing favors to insiders, corrupt dealings, fraud and abuse. In one example, it noted the commission bought a patrol boat paid for by a $170,000 Homeland Security grant, which was supposed to be "capable of early detection of a waterborne attack."
Its role was to "deploy officers...at high risk target locations such as the NYC Passenger Ship Terminal, Cape Liberty Cruise Port in Bayonne." Instead, it was used to escort guests and VIPs during Fleet Week and other events.
The audit found Madonna forced several unqualified applicants on the commission's police department, including one individual who failed the required test twice, and then scored the highest mark ever recorded on his third try. The applicant later boasted that Madonna had given him the answers. Madonna also had a commission employee deliver building materials from the port to his home in Oakland.
The commission's audits were more than a decade behind schedule, but the inspector general found that Frank Nastasi, the director of audit and control, often kept his door closed, while running a private tax preparation business at work and accessing pornography on his office computer.
And former general counsel Jon Deutsch helped someone keep his port business despite a federal racketeering conviction for storing illegally diverted international goods in his port warehouse.
Since the inspector general began investigating the commission, former executive director Tomas De Maria resigned and Deutsch was fired for misconduct in October 2008.
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John M. Boyle 908-301-5649jboyle@lindabury.com
Jack Boyle joined Lindabury's Alternative Dispute Resolution Practice in March of 2002.He is a former Presiding Judge in the Equity Part of the Chancery Division, Superior Court, Union County, where he served for 10 years.For the balance of the more than 17 years he was on the bench, Jack was judge in the Probate and Matrimonial Parts of the Chancery Division and in the Law Division handling jury trials.
While serving in the Equity Part of the Chancery Division, Jack adjudicated thousands of cases, resulting in hundreds of settlements in all areas of equity, probate and complex civil disputes, including environmental; real estate; contracts; construction; products liability; legal, medical and professional liability; securities; stock valuations; and commercial and corporate disputes such as directors' liability and minority shareholder rights.
Prior to serving in the judiciary, Jack was in private practice with Sauer, Boyle, Dwyer and Canellis, Esqs., which had offices in Westfield, Elizabeth, Somerville and Union.His practice was concentrated in the areas of contracts, real estate, governmental law, zoning, planning and general litigation.Representative clients include the City of Elizabeth, Elizabeth Federal Savings, St. Elizabeth Hospital, Union County Multiple Listing Service, Eastern Union County Board of Realtors, Humble Oil, The Daily Journal, Foodfair Stores and Getty Oil.
While in private practice, Jack also served as Administrative Judge for the Waterfront Commission of New York and New Jersey from 1964 to 1984.In that capacity, in 1971, he presided over In the Matter of Erb Strapping Co., Inc., which for the first time established that there was an organized crime family (the Mafia) operating in New York.He also was chief counsel in the second Jackman v. Bodine case, 44 N.J. 491, 205 A2d 648, involving one man, one vote.
Jack has also served as Chairman and Secretary for the Planning Board of the City of Elizabeth; Councilman for City of Elizabeth; Assistant City Attorney and City Attorney for City of Elizabeth; Governor's Advisory Committee on Railroad Taxation and the Legislative Committee of New Jersey's League of Municipalities.
Jack is a member of the International Society of Barristers, a Fellow of the American Bar Foundation and the founding president of the Richard J. Hughes American Inn of Court.He has advanced judicial education from Harvard Law School, the Judicial College in Reno and the University of Kansas.
