Sherrif Raid on Dawn Welsh's Home!

[grapecrusher1]

Here is some critical thinking for you.  Any time you buy a house or property, you must also have title insurance.  That protects one from having covenants and assessments against the owner.  This woman had the judgement and paperwork showing her ownership.  The bank that thought it owned the property, bought the property and should have had this title insurance, protecting themselves from easements etc.  The lady owned the property per the paperwork she had evidently a judge had ordered the property hers. 

Another good point on how justice has been derailed and corporate power has run amok.  You have asserted that she has had this judgement in her favour but it appears that 2 significant stopgaps have been stifled, are we getting the entire story here?  Has there been any updates?

[luckee1]

more info

http://johnofallfaith.blogspot.com/2009/05/more-info-on-wachovia-mortgage-stealing.html


Wednesday, May 13, 2009
More Info on Wachovia Mortgage Stealing Dawn Welsh's House

More Info on Wachovia Mortgage
Stealing Dawn Welsh's House

I posted on this as it was happening yesterday http://johnofallfaith.multiply.com/journal/item/1601).

Here's more infomration.

Unfortunately this case is not unusal except that it happened on live national radio. The Elite are robbing us blind and few seem to care.

Tuesday, May 12, 2009

Dawn Welsh of Hillsboro, MO Arrested for Trespassing in Her Own Home After Supposed Mortgage Scam


Dawn Welsh thought her house was paid off. She received paperwork from her bank showing it was paid off, but through a series of her mortgage being bought and sold, Wachovia Bank was the final owner of the mortgage and claimed Welsh was still owed on her home despite papers showing otherwise.

Today [yesturday], Hillsboro, Missouri police came onto her property and broke her door down to remove her from her property near St. Louis. They used a battering ram to enter her home, despite her showing evidence in the past that she owned the property. She had gone to court previously and showed a judge the mortgage was paid in full, and it is a record of the court. However, these are desperate times for Wachovia who continued to threaten the 54-year-old woman.

These paperwork problems aren't uncommon. In fact many people wind up in court after they are told they owe more money on their homes after a series of mortgages being pushed back and forth through the mortgage process.

Wachovia Mortgage took over the mortgage and said they weren't going to honor the paperwork from the previous mortgage and continued to harass this woman. So we have a woman with the proper papers showing her house is paid off with the police and the courts ignoring the paperwork according to the story.

It seems so fitting that the banks have become so desperate to make up their losses that they are bullying themselves over hard-working people in scams to collect even more from the mortgages. They have received hundreds of billions from the taxpayers, and yet they pushed this lady into the corner.

Property rights are definitely in question in the United States and with the government's interest in the banks, we might see more of this as the government looks for sources of income to fix broken programs that are running out of money. Will they go as far as confiscating property through the banks? That's the real question that comes from today's story.

Obama ran on the promise that he would help people like Welsh, but this may be the reality now the government is running the banks.


NOTE: This observation is only correct from a certain perspective. Obama is not actually nationalizing the banks, the banks are privatizing the governments. The U.S. is no longer a nation of, by and for the people, it is now a corporation, no longer "the United States of America" but "THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA INC." His point is still correct of course.
This wasn't supposed to happen under Obama's promise of hope and change. Is confiscation of private property going to further spread across our country. We know the government has used eminent domain laws to confiscate property which they can make more taxes from by putting a business where a person's home was. Now with the power of the banks, they may be able to take it many steps further.