Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast - Inside the Scam That Stole a $4 Million New York Property

Episode Date: July 1, 2026

Carmella Charrington shares her story on how her NYC home is being stolen. ⁣ ⁣ Carmella's Links⁣ https://www.instagram.com/mellamella1/?hl=en⁣ https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100033357391916&ref=ig_profile_ac⁣ https://l.instagram.com/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.tiktok.com%2F%40carmellacharringt4%3F_t%3D8kc1Vw19gJX%26_r%3D1%26fbclid%3DPAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAaZI4bJiLnWSuUOZH6TDksxkBX7R6aCN36SD-iLaeMC7kfIysXHSo7ktYqA_aem_oi92gftgf3IDrBhsKI4YJg&e=AT19k37KaftOPPn4LslvnpYDsoyZ6jdy2PFw8DX0S9g_Hd1NhC2AtXb9Ue-w32aShuI40gxfjDpmuXvUemU1mvDTzEEUL9-LuRpzULI⁣ https://linktr.ee/toevils?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAaahZPTQqAl_c6K85O41-D3udqW55NXqSx2aGsOwkzdf-R7u0EoGNrIaJJk_aem_ENf9XHIEkYnvpogv-2hnAw⁣ ⁣ ⁣ Do you want to be a guest? Fill out the form https://forms.gle/5H7FnhvMHKtUnq7k7⁣ Send me an email here: [e-mail]⁣ ⁣ F*%k your khakis and get The Perfect Jean 15% off with the code COX15 at theperfectjean.nyc/COX15 #theperfectjeanpod ⁣ https://theperfectjean.nyc⁣ ⁣ Get 50% sitewide for a limited time. Just visit https://GhostBed.com/cox and use code COX at checkout.⁣ ⁣ Go to https://www.Qualialife.com/true for up to 50% off and use code true at checkout for an additional 15% off. For your convenience Qualia Senolytic is also available at select GNC locations near you.⁣ ⁣ Do you extra clips and behind the scenes content?⁣ Subscribe to my Patreon: https://patreon.com/InsideTrueCrime ⁣ ⁣ 📧Sign up to my newsletter to learn about Real Estate, Credit, and Growing a Youtube Channel: https://mattcoxcourses.com/news⁣ ⁣ 🏦Raising & Building Credit Course: https://mattcoxcourses.com/credit ⁣ 📸Growing a YouTube Channel Course: https://mattcoxcourses.com/yt⁣ 🏠Make money with Real Estate Course: https://mattcoxcourses.com/re⁣ ⁣ Follow me on all socials!⁣ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/insidetruecrime/⁣ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@matthewcoxtruecrime⁣ ⁣ ⁣ Do you want a custom painting done by me? Check out my Etsy Store: https://www.etsy.com/shop/coxpopart⁣ ⁣ Listen to my True Crime Podcasts anywhere: https://anchor.fm/mattcox ⁣ ⁣ Check out my true crime books! ⁣ Shark in the Housing Pool: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0851KBYCF⁣ Bent: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BV4GC7TM⁣ It's Insanity: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08KFYXKK8⁣ Devil Exposed: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08TH1WT5G⁣ Devil Exposed (The Abridgment): https://www.amazon.com/dp/1070682438⁣ The Program: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0858W4G3K⁣ Bailout: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/bailout-matthew-cox/1142275402⁣ Dude, Where's My Hand-Grenade?: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BXNFHBDF/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1678623676&sr=1-1⁣ ⁣ Checkout my disturbingly twisted satiric novel!⁣ Stranger Danger: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BSWQP3WX⁣ ⁣ If you would like to support me directly, I accept donations here:⁣ Paypal: https://www.paypal.me/MattCox69⁣ Cashapp: $coxcon69 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

These people broke into my house and claiming that they're the new owners. They get me out the property. The DA, the attorney general, everyone is aware of what's going on with the property. Are they doing anything about it? Absolutely not. They are taking our properties rapidly. I took my father on a trip and I noticed that there was some things going on with my dad that was just a little strange.

It wasn't his normal behaviors, kept repeating things. And we went to a restaurant, he asked to use his phone because he wanted to call his wife. And we was like, your wife, what do you mean? Who did you, what do you mean? You got married. And he was like, yeah, I'm married. And I said, to who? When did you get married?

Like, we had no idea. So he said, oh, her name is Karen. We was like, Karen. So we were like, okay, all right, something is terribly going on because we didn't know who this woman was. We didn't have no idea. We heard about him in Atlanta, you know, having like family gatherings. We had knew that it was some woman, but we didn't know to the fact that he had married her.

So I noticed that he had like some leashes on his skin. And I was like, all right, I'll set up an appointment for him to go to the dermatologist. I'll fly down because like I said, I worked for the airline. So I'm able to fly back and forth. I'll go and I'll fly down and take him to the doctor and see about them. And at that point, from day one when I decided to kind of assist and help with his medical and, you know, fly to Atlanta, I found out at that point that this lady that he allegedly married, he had such a problem with it.

So we took them, you know, I had rented a car. We went to the dermatologist and then I saw, you know, she ended up going because she insisted. It was like, fine, you know. And she basically was filling out all the documents for my dad at the doctors. And I filmed it. Like I sat on the side and filmed it and I went back to my siblings. Like, I think there's something wrong.

And then it just was a series of. event. You think she's taking advantage of him? It was absolutely. I saw it from day one. And so when I saw it from day one, I mentioned it to my siblings like, listen, I think there's something going on here. I think that we need to be concerned about it. And then, you know, we just basically was going from a medical perspective, like just taking him on a series of, you know, try to get doctors' visits to see. He had some previous health conditions. Was he, you know, following up on his doctor's appointment, stuff like that. And everything was a pushback. So it became more alarming and more alarming because everything with this woman was a pushback, everything. So then we put,

we put, we put, like, trackers on the, we did everything. We put trackers on the car. We put, we would film, we were record any time we was in the presence. So then we know, we start informing all the agencies like, hey, there's something going on. We became power of attorneys. We saw the accounts. saw money just being transfers from left to right. And then all these series of events, it ended up, we end up going to look for a conservative in a guardianship situation because no one was listening to us about what was going on. What is she saying? She just is like, no, that's not what happened. That's not what's happening, honey. You know, she was causing a lot of, you know, telling him that's not what's going on. And we're like, we're seeing

the account and we're seeing the money being transferred. And the last event that occurred is I took him to the decodontist doctor to get tested. And in the doctor's office, because I had the access to the account, I looked at it on the phone, $17,000 gone in the way. And you know, the doctors are mandated reporters. So if you look at the paperwork, it says it on the paperwork that the daughter to say in that $17,000 is removed out of his account. And that's what led us to the point where we're like, okay, we need to do something, you know, about it. And that's what we went and applied for guardianship and the conservatorship because we saw

that these, we saw it the whole time, but nobody was doing anything about it. Everyone we went to, they just, it was like on deaf airs. And so then COVID kind of came, you know, we were, you know, in the process of trying to go to court, petition the court, you know, speak with, you know, go in front of the attorney, I mean, go in front of the judge to, you know, try to get, you know, guardianship over our dad. And during court, I mean, they do a lien report. They do a whole compiling evidence. It said that my sister and I would be a perfect fit for it.

When we went to court, everything changed. So we're like, wait a minute. Because it lets you know pretty much what your outcome could possibly be. The judge changed instantly like, no, we'll be a neutral party. We were like, what do you mean? My father has five kids. Why would you be a neutral party over us to make sure my father was taking care of? And they were like, oh, we're going to protect this money.

Okay. What about his health? They didn't even do that for his health. They went right to DHS. Well, now, looking back, it was against the law. You're supposed to do the order of preference. They never do the order of preference and explain why. If I didn't pick this child, why I didn't pick this child?

But we didn't know until now that that was done illegally. So then here we are, again, a series of events with my dad into this guardianship and conservatorship. Where is this? In Atlanta, Georgia was the conservative and guardianship. I was going to say, I've, you know, obviously, I know a bunch of, obviously criminals. But I would be locked up. and when someone would run, let's say, a Ponzi scheme or even just whatever, just straight fraud.

These guys are just stealing. And they're running, they're doing something. They bring in a... Could be a conservative of shit? Well, it's a guy, somebody comes in and they have a different name port where the guy comes in and sells off everything. Oh, yes. That's what they do.

They're attorneys. That's what they are. It's an attorney. It's an attorney. It sells off everything. But like the judge will appoint someone. That's exactly what he knows. Exactly.

So I know Todd. He's a good guy. Yep. And Todd ends up selling all your stuff. And you're like, okay, well, that vehicle's worth $20,000. Even if Todd's not great at it and he's just trying to get rid of the stuff as quick as possible, maybe it sells for 15. It doesn't sell for three. Right.

To your buddy who then resells it for 15 and then cuts you to check back. There was, I had a buddy who they liquidated. Is it a conservatory? I forget what they called the guy. But anyway. the amount of fraud this guy stole two during the process of it he stole two and a half million dollars of all the money that was so he's selling the stuff and then he takes charge these outrageous fees and the person that has to sign off on the fees is the judge who's his buddy that's exactly what

they're doing and so this guy anyway so he did it with this guy so with my buddy who's in prison so now you're you're ripping off the victims that my buddy just ripped off right now he's ripping them off again in collusion with the judge and what happened was this guy so wasn't you know once that like he was complaining about it but what's ultimately ended up happening was like five years into his sentence that guy gets indicted by the FBI for like tax fraud because the IRS comes in and then he gets indicted for tax fraud right and then come to fight no no no he still no that during the course of the whole thing they realize you're you're stealing money and now you're not have been paying taxes on it.

Yep. And he ends up going to prison. I think he got like 12 years. Actually, I want to say this guy. Lawyers don't do well when you give him sentences to go to prison. Anyway, but yes, the same type of thing is it's the judge appointing a buddy. Yep. They put a buddy.

It's the good old voice. Well, it's a RICO. It's a really a RICO case. It really is a RICO because they all conspired together. Yeah. To take these people. And that's what happened. We couldn't believe it.

That's what was happening with this. That's what happened with my dad, like in real time. That's what happened to my dad, but not knowing to us because you're going to the same people for help and they do this to you. And we couldn't believe it. And so what they did was the same attorney. He had a property in New York that it was, you know, it was, they were having a litigation with this property, right? It was a relative that said that he was an heir to it and we want to sell off this property.

And so that's what the conservative did. the conservative had his plaintiffs, the plaintiff's attorney, signed the documents, signed the documents in the court, file it in court, and did it act like they went to New York and literally file, because you're supposed to do it in the state where the property is. They sold, they literally sold the property from Georgia, which you can't because it's based on jurisdiction, but they filed the paperwork and made it look as if it was a legitimate sale. And then that's when these people came when I showed you the video, how they just broke into my property and said that they were the new owners of the property. Initially.

Of your property? Of our property. Yes. Or your dad's property. It was my dad's property. We live, you know, living in it. We were the POA over the property. But yes, that's what they did.

They broke into the property saying that they are the actual owners of it. But there's a certain way that you can only inquire a property. in an estate sale. You can't do a backdoor deal and sign off. And the conservative was in Georgia that signed off in Georgia for the property in New York. You can't do that. Right. Right.

And that's what she did. She basically tried to liquidate all of his assets. And then we got a call not too long ago as well because he had a property in New York and a property in Georgia. And we got a call from the claims department with the insurance. And we're like, hey, you know, we need to, you know, we need a comprehensive. accommodations. We said accommodations for who? They were like, we need to get accommodations for the property in Georgia. We were like, what do you mean accommodation? They were like there was a fire in the property. We were like,

when nobody, well, the guardian conservatorship, they're not paying any of my father's bills. So his phone was off. So eat, but they have our numbers to cause. Nobody called us informed them that his property had caught on fire in Georgia. So, you know, so that's what they'll do. They'll take everything liquidated, burning. it down and just write it up and make it look like it was a legitimate claim and it and it's not this is what they're doing they're stealing the properties from when was this this happened the beginning of the year this the last thing that just occurred with the fire was it was it was it was just the beginning of the year in january it was January actually 24th we got the call that there was a fire in the property but the the fire actually happened January 13th and no one told us

anything about it. It was the claims department that called us, saying that they needed accommodations. And then my brother ended up going to the property when the justers went, when they went into the house, none of my father's alleged wife, none of her things were in there. She had already moved out. She was gone out of the property. Only things that was in the property was my father's thing. So we start calling the investigation. We was like, they set this place on fire. But from my understanding is really hard to prove an awesome case. Right. Unless they use like gasoline or something.

Right. So that's another thing. So they are aware that, you know, if this conservative knows these plays, they know what to do or what not to do. You know, they know what to do. Hey, just burn the house down. They're not going to do any extra investigation. I'm the conservative.

They're going to listen to what I'm saying. And we can get this is another way we can get the money. And that's exactly what they did as well. of the property. What happened with the property? The property is boarded up right now. The property is brought it up but they're acting as if

we're in control over it. We make the decisions on the property when they haven't been doing anything for my father. My father's been in New York for over 15 months. They haven't gave him a dime, nothing where I had to report it to Social Security and pension. Like, look, this is what's going on.

They're not making sure he has any of the things that he needs. Everybody needs a good pair of jeans. What I like about the perfect gene is that the moment you put them on, they feel like sweatpants. They don't ever pinch or bind up. As a matter of fact, they're super stretchy. There's never any point where you feel like they're binding up on you or they're tight or

they pinch you or anything like that. They're comfortable in pretty much any position that you sit in. They're really great. They're comfortable and they look great. Normally, a good pair of jeans cost anywhere between 150. $50 to $200, but the Perfect Genes are reasonably priced at $79.99. For a limited time, our listeners get 15% off their first order plus free shipping at the perfect gene.n.combe, or Google the Perfect Gene and use promo code Cox15 for 15% off.

That's 15% off for new customers at the perfect gene. dot NYC with promo code Cox15. Please support our channel and tell them we sent you. Fuck your khakis. Get the perfect jeans. Have you tried to hire an attorney to? Well, I looked at a couple attorneys, but like I got in a situation with an attorney. So I'm really kind of, you know, really combing through anyone that can really help us and help us legitimately.

Because I had an attorney and she didn't do anything to support and help us in a situation. even order preference. That was against the law. And they, they were able to do it. You know, so a lot of these lawyers, the conservatives are lawyer. They're doing these, they're doing, you know, things under the color of law. Right. You know, they're working with each other. They're working with each other. So it's really, really hard to figure out who's really here to help and who's not. You know, they're doing a lot of backdoor deals. And so that's what led us to, that's what led me to really work in against the deep depth situation because here it is, these people broke into my house twice and claiming that they're

the new owners. And they was trying to do a self-eviction to get me out the property. I was going to say, you still have to evict someone. I was thinking breaking your house, like you still have to evict something. You still have to go through an eviction process. I'm living in the house. Right. You do have to go through the eviction process.

but what they were trying to do was gain access to it immediately. Because what I really believe is that they really didn't sell the property. What they did was they administratively done it, where they made it look like it was an actual sale, meaning it's recorded on the property. And then what they were going to do was gain access to the property, start working on a property, call one of their buddies in, and say, look, I got this property for 4.2 or 3.5.

It has 2, you know, 2 million in equity, and then get it from the back end and pay everybody off. That's what I really believe, you know, that's what I think they're done. But, you know, I'm not 100% sure. But that's what I believe that. That's what they do because that's why they want to gain access to the property. They gain access to the property. They can start doing the construction work, start, you know, fixing it up,

doing whatever it is to get, you know, some invested. They have to get you out. They have to get me out. But they could, you know, they can work around me. You know, if they have certain access to it, they can work on certain floors, you know, they can bring their people in and say, hey, look, look at this property, you know, this is, it has two million in equity. It has three million in equity.

So they don't care. They'll work, you know, they didn't stop their process. And in the process, when I went to court in all these processes, they know that the courts know the judge, because I'm going in front of the judge, the judge know that that's not a legitimate sale. You cannot, if a person has a conservative, you cannot do a backdoor deal. You have to go through the courts. There has to be a petition in order to grant the sale where the property is location.

And it never, it never happened. So what is it when you go in front of the judge and you've explained this to them, what are they saying? Oh, they just act like, you know, they let this case, they let the attorney read what the petition states. said in the state of Georgia. And the judge was like, well, there's the information. That says the state of Georgia. It doesn't render in New York. It's not the proper jurisdiction.

It has to be where the property is located. But because it had Georgia and because it came from a court, and she feels like I'm probably not knowledgeable enough to know it, it's like, well, we're just going to let it fly. And it's like, no, this is illegal. So what, so at this point, I mean, you're still working with this. You're still working on this. Yes.

I end up forming a coalition. Yes, I'm still constantly working on it because there's so many people like me that have the same stories. You know, we compound information where it's the same judges. It's the same lawyers. It's every, it's, it's the same people that's doing the same thing. So now we realize it's a problem. The referees deeds, it's, they're saying. that they're certified and it's not we see in the same exact pattern but it's continuously

happening well i think also a lot of these these judges see the same lawyers over and over again so if you've been seeing this lawyer for 10 years and you've never really had any problems with him so if he comes in front of you one day it's it's just like the normal he knows what he's doing he's doing this this is what he does not a problem he's always been legit and the lawyer may or may not even, I'm just saying not, I don't know about your case, this case in general, but I know that there was an article that I had read about a lawyer, it wasn't even a lawyer. There was a guy in New York who was finding elderly people that had homes that had a ton of equity in them. And maybe they were occupied or they were leasing their houses were vacant or for being rented or maybe they

were even occupied because they talked in the article they talked about a woman who lost her house. He was all in our, these, these are people in their 80s. Right. And he would go, and some of these people, most of these houses had been paid off. They don't have a mortgage. Right. Like us. We had no mortgage, no nothing, paid off.

What this guy would do is go and he would place a mortgage on the property. Yep. And then after three or four months, he would go to a lawyer and say, hey, I need to foreclose on this property. That's right. I lent this person, yep, $800,000. And they would say, well, do you have the documents? And he would show them a closing statement,

sign documents from the owner, everything. And then he would, which that signed document, I could get your signature off of any number of documents that are in public records. Right. He'd sign it. He'd get it a notary, would notarize it, right? Even though it's probably a fake notary stamp.

Or it's just somebody that's in on it. Right. So then he gives us to a legitimate lawyer. That lawyer then starts the process. He has a process server go, knock on the door, file it. So you got an 85-year-old woman or an 80-year-old man. Somebody says, hey, you've been served. They get it.

They saw, oh, yeah, okay. And they look at it. A lot of times they don't have anybody that can help them understand what's going on. And one thing, they say they're foreclosing on the property because of my mortgage. I don't have a mortgage. Right. This is a mistake. It can't be me.

So they ignore it. Or maybe the process server says he served them and didn't. Right. they get a letter in the mail. You need to show up for court. They don't show up for court. Or if they do show up, you've got a lawyer who knows exactly what to say. And you're sitting there that you've got this 80-year-old man going, I didn't borrow any money. And the lawyer for the mortgage company or the, who, you know, the guy who's foreclosing, he says, your honor, Mr. So-and-so, you know, Mr. Johnson borrowed 800,000. He's never made one payment. Yeah.

We have, here's the closing statement. Here's proof of the wire. And keep mind, the lawyer thinks all this is legit. Yeah. Because he was given the documents by the fraudster. That's right. So he's now leveraging his good name with this judge saying all these documents are legit. Yeah.

They wired the money. They have a closing. They gave it so on. And all he can say is in his little old man, frail voice. Yeah, and I didn't. I don't know what he's talking. about and it's like come on your honor he owns a four million dollar piece of property he he already had a dollar i don't know what he did with the money but he's never made a payment and so they

go okay we're gonna kid and next thing you know they own the house yes right and they're throwing the guy that owns out it's every day it's happening every day in our community keep mind even if he knows even if this this you know older person knows or i'm sorry or has a a son or daughter that can help, that son or daughter has to scrape together 30 or 40 grand for an attorney. And it's like, I work at Walmart. I don't have 40 grand for an attorney. Or have my own family in my own house, my own responsibility. And that's how they, that's how they're getting us because they know the average person at age, their family is, you know, their family's tied up helping. They can't help them. And then they end up homeless. It's when I say it's happening in rapid rates, rapid rates.

And these speculators, they form these LLCs. Nobody know exactly who they are. And they go, walk it right on through all the way up into housing court. Like literally, I'm in housing court, like with paperworks in housing court, like waiting to go to housing court. And I didn't even appeal any of my cases because, you know, the attorney general is aware of it. The DA, the attorney general, everyone is aware of what's going on with the property.

are they doing anything about it? Absolutely not. They're not doing anything about it. But they're all aware of it. So are people contacting you now saying, hey, this is happening to me and they're asking for your help? Well, there's some people that have been contacted me. And some of us, we kind of all just formed together. It's like initially they'll come and say this happened to me. A lot of people, you know, it's, I don't know people that 20 years have been dealing with this. but people kind of will call me and then we'll meet at different rallies, different events that the city has put together because all of them have these deep-thept prevention classes. And we're like, how do you have all these deep-depth preventions and you're not doing anything to help us?

There's the funding that they said is available. There is no funding. There is no money. They'll say go to these nonprofit organizations. The nonprofit organizations is complaining because they're not getting paid. So it's almost like a, you know, it's like a smoking mirror that they're giving the people. And so now we're at the point where we're asking for a launch in an investigation and really see what is really going on why we're not getting the help that we need.

Even the attorneys, we compile evidence on attorneys. And we have a group of attorneys not to use. We may have like one attorney and is skeptical out of about 50 attorneys not to use. So it's almost where we're like maybe using paralegals to kind of, you know, type of our paperwork and get it presented into the court just to stop a lot of the bleed. But no one is, no one is listening at all. No one is listening. And they are taking our properties like rapidly, rapidly. Is it, is there a specific person?

I mean, is there an organization or anybody that you've targeted that you can tell that this is a pattern? A lot of the, well, they're businesses. So it's a lot of, you know, LLCs. A lot of the orthodox Jews. I know a lot of people say when we say that they were like, oh, you're anti-Semitic, but they were like, these are the people that's doing it. And in our group, that's all that's been doing it to us.

And so when we say it, you know, the first thing they say, oh, you guys are anti-Semitic, but like, what, this is what's happening in our community and you're not addressing it. If it's a black on black crime, it's listed as a black on black crime. We're not like, oh, you're targeting us and saying, you know, calling all black people criminals, no. But these are the people that's doing this to us and they don't want to address it. They don't want to talk about it because then they're saying we're anti-Semitic.

But these are the ones that, you know, this is who's been doing this to us, literally coming in and locking us out of our properties. A lot of people are getting locked up behind it because when they go to the property, They're saying, hey, they're squatters. They don't own these women that is in our coalition that own the property. They're in their property. They come and they present and they say they're squatters. And they're locking them up for trespassing. They're locked up for like two to three days.

They go inside and remove everything out their property. So now they can't go back to the property because they're considered squatters. And so now they have to fight the criminal case. They have a, what do they call it, a no trespassing or a warrant? What do they put on? Yeah, a trespass. Yeah, trespassing. So now they can't go to the property.

If they're there, they'll just arrest them. They'll arrest them. So they can't go there. And then these speculators are there. And they start the construction on their property. So they're out there. And then now they have to fight their cases for the criminal aspect of it as well. On Toppa, fight their cases to try to get their property.

that. So it's like, you know, it's, where are these corporations that the LLCs, where are they all, are they all filed in the same state? Or they filed in New York or they filed in another state? Well, I've seen New York. That's what I, most of them I think there is New York. It's a LLC in New York. I don't think it's, I mean, it could be in other states. So if you had a, a corporation, right? Like I changed the corporate name of my company several times, right? so that they didn't connect it with me. So if I were doing this, then, which I'm not by the way, but if I were doing this, then I would start a corporation in a state where it was difficult

to find out who owned that corporation. Because if you go to Delaware or Nevada or then they can look and say, yeah, this was opened. and there's a lawyer that is in charge with receiving the paperwork and everything. We know who this lawyer is. Right, right, right. But the lawyer, if they said, hey, if you called up and said, hey, who owns this corporation? You'd be like, no, it's a lawyer, client privilege or attorney client privilege. I can't tell you that.

And unless they got a subpoena, I don't think that they would ever give it up. So that way you could, that person could incorporate multiple lenders. is you can incorporate a lender. I can say I'm a lender. I could open up a lending institution. I don't have to have any licensing. As long as I'm lending my own money, and let's face it,

these people aren't lending any money at all anyway. No. Or just in general, if it's a trust or whatever, they don't need to be licensed. So they could be the same person behind all these. If it's from New York, though, and you looked up those LLCs in New York, I'm pretty sure New York probably you can tell

who opened that company. Yes, yes. The agency. Right. Yes. Well, the registered agent could be the same attorney because just could be an attorney, right? That's true. So I'm wondering, like, if you can figure out, is it like the same address is used over and over again?

Is it the same? You know what I'm saying? So you can connect it. Well, you're right. And in my case, initially when, like I said, we went litigation for four years, there was a contract signed. There's a relative claim that he had ownership of the property. You can't sell a half of a house. You can't sell your portion of a property.

But that's what he did with these guys called the Embalo brothers. Now, you Google them, they're all over the, you know, all over New York about stealing portions of properties of families, right? And so that's who was on our property initially was the Embalo brothers. So we, you know, that was who had the contract. And then when they did the actual sale in the beginning of 2023, It was a 227 group that claimed to be the owners. But when we looked at the address, the addresses were the same. So as you were saying, like, do they change?

Well, from my understanding and what we found out, there's still two different organizations. But the speculators that they do it is all the same. They use the same address. It's probably like a group of friends. You know what I mean? It's a group of guys. If it's five guys together.

and we're doing this. Hey, this time, Colby, we're going to record the ABC lending or ABC trust in your name. Okay. And then when he's filling out the paperwork, he's like, I don't want this coming to my house. I'll have it come here and come to the same office. We're in the same office. Six months later, we're doing another one. Hey, we're going to do the XYZ corporation, but I'll do it in my name. And I don't want that corporate paperwork coming to my house. So I'm going to have it come here. So it ends up being, you're like, that's the same office. though. It's just a bunch of guys in the same office. They're just... Just circling it around. And that's exactly what happened. That's what I told the district attorney.

I showed them. I said, look, the addresses are the same. There's some similarities. I mean, they're LLCs, but the address is the same. And that's what I... Those are the things that I did. Because that's what happens. You start compiling information and evidence,

and you try to connect the dots. Or you have to really connect. connected dots on your own to see the similarities. And that's what we were presented to the DA's office. We were sent it to, you know, the Attorney General's office. And then say, hey, we're doing an investigation. There was a new law that was in place July 19, 23, that protects you. If there's any discrepancies with the property, you know, nothing can be done until it's solved. So I fell in that bracket, I fell in that bracket, you know, that time frame. I got to. I got to. I got to. I got a letter in the mail saying, hey, everything was dismissed in your case. And I'm like,

in the courts, because I brought it up in court. I let them know, hey, the DA's looking at it, the attorney general's looking at it, there's fraud in this case. You know, okay, it came right back. It came right back as if. And I don't really think that the judge are the ones that sign it off on it. Well, in Brooklyn, there's administrative. And I think it's the administrative that signs off on these properties. I don't think it's the judge that I don't think it's the judge that's actually making a decision. I think it's like administrative person behind the judge that makes these decisions.

I don't even think it's the attorney. And the judge is signing off. Because the judge is going to have to sign the final order. Yeah. But I think the person that makes it. I think it's supposed to be the judge, but I don't think so. I don't believe that it's a judge that's making these decisions. I know some judges that made pretty bad decisions.

That too. Right. Don't put it past them. I don't want to rule that out. No, not totally rule it. You're absolutely right. Not totally rule it out. But there, and the reason why I kind of say that, I think that there was someone else behind it. And it could be a judge. You know, I started my TikTok and, you know, there was a young lady that found me on TikTok. I'm all about productivity, feeling energized and staying strong, no matter how old I get. But let's face it, aging can slow you down. That's why I started taking qualia senilitic. get older, our bodies pick up these things called senescent cells or zombie cells that can make you feel stiff, tired, and achy. These cells take up space and suck nutrients from the healthy cells we need.

But that's where qualia scytolletic can help. Qualia scylletics help remove those dead cells so the healthy ones can thrive. It's like hitting the reset button on your body. Qualia Acinetics is vegan, non-GMO, gluten-free, and the ingredients are all about working together to support your health. The best part is, you only have to take it two days a month, and they have a 100-day money-back guarantee. So if you want to feel younger and boost your energy, go to qualiaLife.com slash true and get up to 50% off. Use code true for an extra 15% off your order. try it risk free with a 100 day money back guarantee trust me your future self will thank you and thank you to qualia for sponsoring today's episode and she basically you can't find you can't

my case you can't look up my case like online you have to go to the you have to go to the to the courthouse and get the information because it wasn't an it was an eb filing right and she came to me And she was like, you know, I can help you get some money out of this deal. And I'm like, what deal? Like, what deal are you talking about? Your property? She's like, I can help you get about $70,000, $80,000. I was like, listen, this is our family home.

We over 60 years. What are you talking about? Like, there's no other option. Like, we're staying in our property. She was like, listen, you're not going to get this property. She was like, this is a lot bigger than you think it is. And I was like, what are you talking about? This lady came from nowhere.

She was just showing me my documents. And I was like, how did this lady get this information? So one day I so happened to be out and about and I was with my dad. And she was like, Camela. And I was like, yeah, she was like, I was the one that was inboxing you in TikTok. And I was like, really? She was like, yeah. You remember I was telling you about the property and I was telling you that, you know.

And she just happened to bump into you? And she just so happened to bump into me, which I thought was shit. That's not normal. Which is not normal. And I said, really, she had, she pulled. hold it up on her phone, all the documents of what I submitted, my order to the courts. And she was like literally told me around December, January of February, they're going to rule on your case.

You're not going to win your case. I'm letting you know now. And I looked at her like, you're crazy. Like, who are you lady? She's like, I just want you know I was a real person. And I'm here to tell you. And exactly what she stated is exactly what happened. You think that it's possible that these guys sent her there to say, look, you know, we'll give you 80 grand. Go away. Like, signed some paperwork and go away. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. You're not going to end up with. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Definitely somebody is definitely, like I said, when they broke into my house, they were sitting in and in the front of the doors waiting to see when we left out the house. They sit there and monitor you and watch you and see who's coming in and out the house. And when it's free, you know, they ran into the property. So I'm quite sure.

the same thing with, you know, they find people to, you know, to contact us and say, hey, you're not going to get your property back. You know, this is what you need to do. So in that essence, then they all are connected. And that's what I'm basically saying. They're all connected for someone to come out of nowhere and be like, hey, which we know it's not out of nowhere, and say, hey, I'm so-and-so and this is not going to work in your favor. How are you so sure in that gamble? you know something in the inside that I don't know. And then when I started researching the courts, I realized that it's, it, there is, there's maybe a chief, you know, judge, but it's just administrative that runs the courts.

It's just a regular administrative people that run their courts. So if the administrative people know, hey, these are these properties here, we'll make sure it doesn't rule in their favor. And as administrator, and I know people that can get the property. Well, I was thinking to myself, well, if these guys do get control the property, they get ownership of it and they sell it. If they were to sell the property, like, I'm not really understanding how, like, whatever money they've put up to get themselves into a position to be on title, like, let's say

they put up a million dollars and they sell the property for anything over that, then that money should go to the original owners. The problem is, I was thinking if I was them, and I had a million dollars on the property, and I sold it, I'd make sure I didn't sell it for more than what I was owed. And if I did, you know, if he sold it for, you know, I just sell it to somebody who I know, of course. So I'd sell it to some guy, you owe me a million. I'd sell it for, you know, one point, whatever, and change, and you'd end up getting $30,000. And, and, and, and, And all that paperwork would look legit. And then, of course, that person ends up who's probably sitting in the desk over there.

You know what I'm saying? That person puts it on the, puts it up for sale. And he sells it for $3.5 million. And then we all split that money. Right. But I was thinking, have you thought about going to a, going to like a reporter or anybody and kind of explain that? Yes. I have several articles that, you know, I did, you know, news press.

I did rallies in front of my house that. that wrote the whole details of our local papers that's been around for years, wrote in details articles about what has transpired with the properties. But it's all falling on deaf airs. What about like a rep in there, who's the rep for your district? District, all of them. All of them are aware of it. They were in my, they were in front of my door rallying.

and, you know, and talking about the subject and let's go back to legislated and put different laws in place. But what's the sense of putting laws if they're not being enforced? They're not being enforced at all. There's all laws in place. They know it. It's not being. We are totally being violated.

With this deep death, it's like no one's listening to us. We'll call in, you know, Hakeem Jeffries and Letitia James had a, you know, a whole town meeting. We're calling in like, hey, we're having. death, oh yeah, the legislator is, the laws in place, but no one is doing nothing. And people, you know, like you say, like you asked me, well, did you do all these things? We've done all these things.

And that's why, you know, I really wanted an investigation to really see really what's going on behind this. Because it's been going on for years. I wonder. Years. It's been going on for years. And, and, but you're, the stuff that you know of is just happening. in your state. Is that correct?

Well, it's the same thing. You know, can you, are there, do you have other people that are involved that are in other states that this is happening to? Everyone as far as, well, as far as the de-theft, it's in our state directly. But I, but like, it's like with like the conservatorship and the guardianship situation. I know people in other states, the same thing that happened with the guardian and the conservative. ship. So it's like, because I have two different cases kind of going.

I got the guardianship and the conservators. And then I also have like the de-theft aspect of it. But if you look at the guardianship and the conservatorship, that the group that I, that I formed with in that aspect, the same thing is happening. Well, and that was, but that was in Georgia. So you have one in Georgia. So you do have a connection between two different states. Two different states.

I'm trying to think of how do you get it out of these idiots in the state? How do you get out of their, their hands? Because they're clearly incompetent, right? They're ineffective. They can't seem to do anything. But if you were able to go to the FBI. That's the only way you could do it. Right, because the FBI.

That's how you have to do it. And that's where I'm at now. So you have to have two different states. Yeah, I have to go to the Fed. Literally, that's why I am with going to the feds and having the feds to cross jurisdictional lines in order to show that this is what's going on. But because it's the same thing. When I speak with my coalition in Georgia, they liquidating, listen, the same

conservator, she had one young man. His parents, you know, his mother, it was not his parents. His mother died without a will. They went to become the administrator over his estate, over his mother's estate. He's not mandatory for you to post a bond. They didn't post a bond. The same conservative that I had, she came in, became the administrator over the state without their due process, without them even knowing.

and then started eviction to evict him out of his mother's property. In the paperwork, she scratched out the deputy clerk of the county and used her notary. That's illegal. You can't take the court's deputy, you know, the court's paperwork and cross out and put your notary and then filed it in court and started the process to evict him. And so he submitted all the documents and was in front of the judge saying, hey, this is what this attorney, the guardian, you know, this attorney, because for him and she's just an attorney, this is what this attorney illegally did. And then the judge is like, okay, okay, it may be illegal, but it's a criminal case. You're in a wrong jurisdiction, which he was in the right jurisdiction.

But they told me he was in a wrong jurisdiction. You have to take this to criminal. So now he has to do a criminal case. in it. But, you know. But they're doing whatever they want. It's the wild, wild west. They are, it's the wild, wild west. And the judge, the judges, the judge is really, he's kind of protecting them. Right. You know what I mean? Because. Well, the judges are all attorneys, too. They're all attorney too. So they're good, right.

They're officers of the court. So they're protecting them. They're like, okay, well, if you say, you could prove this now, you got to go to criminal court. And that's the jurisdiction. My, um, my brother-in-law was an attorney. And he was saying that there were, these guys would go to like, whatever, different, you know, organizations that are all members of attorneys. And he's like, there's this one group of attorneys that he's like literally like they're ostracized. Like nobody talks to them. They're off by their own. And he said, because they sue other attorneys.

And he's like, he's like, and they're extremely busy. He was because you can't find an attorney. You can't sue another attorney. Like they just don't want to do it. They want anything to do with it. Wow, you're absolutely right. And I don't necessarily know for sure if that's because they're kind of looking out for each other, which it probably is. We are.

But I think that's probably part of it. I also think it's because suing another attorney, that attorney can fight you and drag it out. It's like it's going to be a ton of paperwork because he's also an attorney. He knows what to do. Right. He'll drag it out. He's going to fight tooth and nail because I'm trying to sue him. What I was thinking was, so there is a private investigator in Florida.

The problem is he's in Florida. In Florida, his name is Tom Simon, and he owns Tom Simon investigative. I don't know. What is it? Investigations. I think it's Tom Simon investigates. Investigates. Okay.

That's his Instagram name. Oh, is it? He's a private investigator, a retired FBI agency. So he did 26, I think 26 years in the FBI and retired. and open this thing. And what he does is when people aren't getting anywhere, what he'll does is he'll look at a case, people go to him and he looks at the case. And I mean, obviously, he charges. He looks at the case and then, I mean, he'll talk to you on the phone for nothing. You know, he'll talk to you and say, what's going on? You know,

let me see if you've, because if he talks to you on the phone, he, after you tell the whole story, he'll be like, okay, I'm sorry, that's just not federal. Like, there's nothing, because here's what, he doesn't do this all the time. Obviously, he does regular investigations. But one of the things he'll do is if he thinks it could, something could be brought to the FBI, he'll look at the whole case, he'll put the case together so that these guys don't have to do all that work. So that way he then goes to them and says, here's what's happening. Right. Here's, you know, and he can, where he can go, okay, it's like the, they call them FBI 302s where it's like a case summary page by page. So you can look at it chronologically.

On this day, this happened. Boom. This day, this. And he tells you what laws are being broken, what they did. And who's involved, who's involved. The whole thing. It's what they want to know. Yep.

And that way it's like they can look at like almost like looking at a picture book. Exactly. Okay. I can see, you know, Johnny ran up the hill. Yeah. Jill was at the top of the hill. Johnny ran down the hill. That's how you have to present it.

Jill's dead. You know what I'm saying? Like he can, and he'll lay it out and then he'll take it and go into the local FBO schedule an appointment, go into the FBI office and say, look, 26 years, bro. That's what's needed. and lay it all out for them so that they're like, okay, you're right. I think this is a case. That's right.

As opposed to you calling rambling on for 20 minutes. Right, right, right. And they're like, what are you talking about? Because you sound like sour grapes. Right. Oh, she's just upset because something didn't go right. They don't quite know what doing it. Listen, and even with case law, because I do have a little understanding.

Even what case law, they'll say that to me as well. When I presented, listen, I went to the DA and I had a, on Valentine's Day, I had a meeting with, you know, one of the representatives for the AG's office. And she said, well, you're just upset with the outcome? I'm like, no, I'm not upset with the outcome. This is the law. You are an attorney. You know about jurisdiction.

They cannot sell a property from Georgia and New York. Right. That, you know, if you look at the title of the property, there's about five different notaries from all over. Well, it's like a judge foreclosing in New York foreclosing. in New York foreclosing on a property in Florida. Exactly. Your jurisdiction stops at that line. Exactly.

At that line. You don't have the right. Anything if you say, hey, I'm foreclosing on this property in Florida. Even if you said, look, the lender is in New York. And the lender lent money to this in Florida. And these people didn't pay.

And they start, then that lender needs to go to Florida and start the process of, foreclosing in a floor in that county in the county and start the process and then a judge in that county in florida needs to sign off on every step of the way and then he determines yes we're going to foreclose you can't do that from new york listen and you and they know that right and they know that but they like it's almost like but do you know it and it's like it's a constant going back and forth it's clear as it's clear as day it's clear once all this smoke goes

it's clear as day. And guess what? I have not hired back from the Attorney General with giving them the facts and the information that you know. Nothing.

What are you going to tell me I'm busy? I've been working. I didn't get a chance with working on this. We're working on it. No. They don't do anything.

They don't do anything. So that's why I said an investigation will show all of that so that you can't give the smoking mirrors anymore. That's the facts. Can you imagine

how terrified why these guys would be if the FBI showed up and knocked down the door and said, hey, that's what's needed. Need to talk to Mr. so-and-so.

He apparently opened up these three corporations. There's a group of you guys working in tangent to foreclose on properties that you don't actually own or that you're trying to buy an interest in

and then foreclosing on. Yeah, I have a few questions just to clarify. I know you covered it, but I just kind of will clarify because if I'm a little confused, maybe some audience to confuse.

Okay. Is the Georgia property and the New York property, are those linked at all? Or those kind of two separate things? Um, the only way they link is by the ownership. The ownership of the property is the linkage, but they're in two different states. So New York, my dad has a property in New York and my dad had a property in Georgia as well. So that's, um, it's two different properties.

Okay. But that's not, and that's, that's not a link. Okay. You're just saying it happens to be my father happens to own two properties. That's it. That's irrelevant. That's yes. So the kind of the storyline with the wife and the deed theft in New York are two separate type of things.

Well, I mean, did it, did you think she helped lead to this? No, she didn't help lead to it. It's two separate cases. It's just that the series of events that led to it. It's definitely two separate cases. So with the deed theft in New York, so from my understanding, it's your family home that you've lived in for hundreds. of years, right? Yes.

And then at some point, the ownership got dispersed to many, many family members? They allegedly, yeah, allegedly these family members said that they were heirs to the properties. And then that's when the- They're not on title. Right. But they're just saying that the property's been in their family for it. They're saying-down through the generations.

Yeah. And so then the Amalo brothers, is that their name? Embalo, yes. And Bolo brothers approach these people who's saying. this is our property but they're not on the paperwork and they give them whatever 500,000 a million for their portion of the property

and then they just take control of the whole entire property and then what they did they try to evict they go in and evict everybody well what happened was the Embalo brothers had the contract with that relative and then and then with he I guess the the Embala brothers they didn't want to deal with it so they said they

gave it to their buddies. They gave it to one of their friends, which would be the 2-27 group, and let them deal with it. Because they approached me on it. I didn't know who they were at the time, but they approached me on it on the property and basically was like, oh, you know, we're working with the state of Georgia to get the property. And I'm like, what are you talking about? And at that point, I said, well, I'm planning on taking everyone in Georgia to federal court. And once he knew I mentioned federal court, he backed off of it. You know, Later on, he's supposed to have backed off the deal and gave it to his friend. So that's what they did.

They were all, like, all these people are working together. Even the courts in Georgia, everyone is working together because he stated to me. In a lot of my videos, he stated that I was working with, I'm working with Georgia to sell off the property. So even though who's on the title, I guess, like, who's, does it... Yeah, I'm... So who is on the title? Is it be with my dad, or I'm in Charington.

Then how do they think that they have a, that they have the legal ability to foreclose if they're not on the title? Did they just file a lien on the property or something? No, not a lien. What do you mean by who, who had this, think that they had its. Like how are they going through the process of seizing the property? Because he has a conservator. So the conservator is acting on for my father. Okay.

So she is like... Okay, so the conservator started the foreclosure process. It was not foreclosure, sorry, just to sell the property. Well, no, before the, before the conservative and guardianship, the initial relatives started a proceeding saying, hey, we have part owner of the property and we want to sell the property. What paperwork do they have saying? There was nothing presented. Only thing they did was have an attorney, draw up the paperwork, and said that they have legal rights to the property. property.

They're not on title. Not on title anything. There's no lien on the property in their name? There's no lien, no nothing, no ownership, nothing. They just presented it in court. So we're waiting and thinking we're going to go to court to show that this is not, they don't have ownership of the property. During that time, two of the plaintiffs died.

It was four of them totally. Two of them died. When they died, the judge told them you had to have somebody over the state to represent them. So we're like waiting for this process. During that process, we were in Georgia fighting the conservative and a guardianship for my dad. Right. And so then they took over. So once they took over, we thought that they will continue fighting this legal out, the legalality that was happening in the state of New York. They never did. Nobody did. Nobody said no paperwork was submitted in court. Nobody showed up. Nothing was done. So then it became alarming. Because it's like, well, you knew that if you're his conservator and you're representing Mr. Charington, then you would represent him in court. Nothing was done.

And then at that time, we saw that the imbalos came in while we're still in court and did a contract with this relative that claimed to be the owner of the property. So then I'm calling saying, wait a minute, we're in a court case and they're selling portions of the property while we're in a court case. the sheriff department was like, oh, you're still in a property. I mean, you're in court. When you go to court, you just let the courts know what's going on. So we're like, oh, my goodness, all right.

So then we're waiting to go to court. Never go to court. Never, nothing. They never notify you to go to court. We never went. Because nobody showed up. Nobody submitted documents. Nothing ever happened.

And then as we're waiting, like, okay, we know the dates. No one appears in court. January, I think it was like January 13th, 2023, these alleged people came into the house and said they were the owners. So what happened during the court proceedings? The judge, I thought you said the judge had signed off saying these people are in the house. That was afterwards. Okay, so when we, the first initial lawsuit that they started, we were waiting, you know, to submit documents to show that these people that claim that these relatives that said that their owners are not owners. That first case never went in front of a judge at all.

These people came in and said that we are the new owners of this property right now. Does it say that in? No, there was no proof. Listen, I submitted. There was no administrator over the state. I showed them everything. What does the title say? Does a title say that they own the house?

No. It doesn't show anything. It shows up. Actually, what happened was this relative that claim that he's an owner. His father came and tried to do a quick claim deed on the property. Okay. And that quick claim deed he did was actually legally, it was done wrong. But they present and say, hey, I am the actual owner.

So we were waiting to show all these discrepancies in court. But they never went, it was never presented in front of a judge. We never went in the front of a judge to say, hey, they're not the owners. This is the owners. This is the process. It never happened. happened was they dismissed the case, the plaintiff and the defendant, this relative that said that he's the owner, my father's conservative, they dismissed the case. These new speculators came

in and said that, hey, now, we're the owners of the property. Literally came, put a note on the door, came in, ransacked the house and said, we're the new owners. And then at that point, I went to court, did a TRO ask the judge, hey, stop this. I don't know what this is. They're just happened. We were in court for four years. We was waiting to go in front of you. No one ever appeared. Now these people are saying they're the owners. How is this possible? These people do not have legal rights. Went in front of the judge. Once again, they present. They come in front of the judge. The judge says, hey, is these documents? They are the actual owner. They bought the property for $1.4 million. I'm like, no, they did not. We don't know these people. These people look,

these people are, I mean, they're our relatives, but they don't have legal standing. They're not on title. They can't sign for the title. Your father is. My father is. So, so what, where was this closing? Exactly. I have no idea. All you, all, I don't know where the closing was. I don't, we don't know anything. Is there a new deed in, in public records? Right. There's a new deed in public records. And when you look at the new deeds, it's like, like maybe 10 people on the deed. And it looks like a whole bunch of ears that signed off in, and different. different state. So you have a notary in Jersey. You have a notary in Maryland. You have a notary in Virginia. You have a notary in Georgia all on the title. Which you can't do that as well. Well, unless they were, unless they were all on the original title, like if your father had quit claim deeded it to six people and then those six people sold the property and they

notarized their name, but that's not what happened. You're saying. No. That's not what happened. So it went from your father to they just file the new deed with their names. They filed a new deed. Right. It went from my father to this relative that claimed that he was, you know, his father was the owner. He's the heir. It was his father.

So it went from his name in my father's and said that, hey, these are all the heirs for this person that is deceased. These are all his heir. Then my father's conservative side, my father's portion. And so these new people have moved in? Are you guys? No, no. We're still in a property.

Yeah. We're still actually in the property. in the property. I think the problem is, sorry, the problem is the conservative's conservator signed for your father, but he signed it, he's in Georgia. Right. And he signed a deed for a property in New York. Which clearly is jurisdiction and it's clearly illegal. But when you mention it, because it's an attorney, it's almost like a blind eye.

He's the conservator. Explain what that. What's the conservator? Like he's representing him legal. Right. The state. For the state of Florida, let's say you live in the state of Florida, and you become, you're not able to take care of your own. So he's making the decisions for me. So the judge says, I'm going to put Matt Cox in. He's a conservative. Or let's say, I'm going to put Jack in charge of charge.

He's a lawyer, and he does this for a living. In Georgia. Well, his only jurisdiction is in Georgia for you. So he can only deal with the stuff that's in Georgia. And if in the, what she's saying. is that during the course of this whole thing, some relatives said, hey, we own a portion of this property in New York

for Colby, right? And they went to the conservator in Georgia and said, we want to sell this property. At that point, he should have said, yeah, I can't sign off on that property. Like it's not in my jurisdiction. It's not in Florida. I'm sorry, it's not in Georgia.

It's not in Georgia, so I can't do anything about that. Have I been saying Georgia the whole time? You've been going back forth, but I get it. But this conservator, he was dealing with the property in Georgia, right? Just in Georgia. And then these people from New York reached out to him or whatever the deal was. And he just, what, signed off. And then he signed off to sell the property in New York.

And does he, what does he say? Like the conservative. Well, the conservative is basically monitoring two properties as he owns two properties. But one would be in New York and one would be in June. No, what's he saying? Why did he sign off on it? Oh, we wouldn't know. No, oh, it's confidential.

I don't have to speak to you about anything. I work for my client. I don't have to tell you anything. That they don't tell, that's their, that's their approach to get away with what they're doing. Yeah. It's a confidentiality aspect of it. And with the family, this family member who sold the house in New York. Gone.

Nobody knows where he's at. Nobody. Even with the DA, the DA try to reach out to all the people that names that's on there. And she told me she could not get in touch with them. I was like, don't you think that's suspicious? These could be ghost people. If you sleep hot at night, you know how disruptive that can be. Whether you're having trouble falling asleep, you're waking up sweating in the middle of the night or all of the above.

That's where ghost bed can help. As the makers of the coolest beds in the world, ghost bed is your go-to for cooling mattresses, cooling pillows, and cooling bedding. From their signature ghost ice fabric to patented technology that adjust to your body's temperature, every ghost bed mattress is designed with cooling in mind. So whether you want a plusher mattress that cushions your shoulders and hips, or a firm option with exceptional support, your ghost bed will keep you cool and comfortable all night long.

When you purchase a ghost bed mattress, your comfort is guaranteed. You can try out your mattress for 101 nights, risk-free, to make sure it's the right fit for you. Plus, they offer free shipping, and most items are shipped within 24 hours. If you're not sure which GhostBed is right for you, check out their mattress quiz. You'll answer a few questions and get a personalized recommendation.

Even better, our listeners can get 50% off sitewide for a limited time. Just visit ghostbed.com slash Cox, and use the code Cox at checkout. Again, that's ghostbed.com slash Cox with the code Cox at the checkout to save a whopping 50% off site wide. I literally don't know. Like the four relatives that initially started the case, I know them. But all these different heirs and family members that are the children of them,

we don't know them. And when she reached out, the DA said, I try to contact these people. I couldn't get in touch with them. I was like, well, you don't think that's alarming? That you can't get in touch with all these people that's named that's on the actual type, on the title of the property? Nobody. And then when I looked at, I went back and looked at the conservator, the conservator's information, it says Georgia.

So no, but the property's in New York. How are you able to do? And they all know this. And when they came to try to get you guys out of the house, you guys just like, we're not leaving. No, because you know, you know your rights, you know. When you kind of have an idea of the law, you know your rights, you're like, it don't go like that. Yeah. But, I mean, in the series of events, so many things could have happened.

You know what I mean? Like, someone could have literally got hurt because they came in there and they're like, we're the actual owners. Everyone is screaming, you know, carrying on. And we're like, and I'm just pretty much calm. Like, no, I don't know who these people are. And when you looked it up, when they went to Asrick and looked at the county records, it showed them as the actual owners.

We had no idea. Even though I did have alarm on it, but it just. They did it like fairly fast. Yeah. So what's like what was, what's that since they came in? Like what's the battle been like? Like what is.

Yeah. Are they in the process of evicting you? Yes. They don't stop. Their process continues on. They'll go. They'll have their attorneys in court. They'll file for you to be evicted.

They don't stop anything because they know that the courts are protecting them. They know the courts are protecting them. Because they have me in an eviction court. now. And when I went through the process and everything, I had, I had a judge, I had a part, I had everything, and they adjourned it. And when they adjourned it, it's a whole different courtroom and it's a whole different part. You don't adjourn and switch everything around. So it's somebody they know in a courtroom that will administrate them and help them along this process. Well, what are they trying to do, get into a different, by doing that, what are they trying to do?

They'll get into a different judge. They'll get to a different judge that will render them their relief. So yeah. So right now you're in the middle of an eviction court. An eviction court. Yep. Yeah. And then we're in the middle of an eviction court. And I'm going through the process and watching it and seeing the changes of it right in front of me. And these, you know, quote unquote investors or people who are taking these properties are just looking at trying to find people who have, you know, quote unquote partial ownership or maybe like a relative have died and they're trying to come in and buy partial properties and then take over the whole thing.

Take over the whole thing. Say, you know, hey, we're the new owners. Listen, I have, listen, on my block, it's me and my neighbor. My neighbor lives about six houses from me. Her relative lives in Australia. Do you know that they, these speculators said that they got, they gave, you know, the uncle, you know, a certain amount of money for his portion of the property from Australia. She hasn't heard from her uncle in over 20 years.

Yeah, I was going to say the The guy I had mentioned in New York That was placing liens on people's properties And foreclosing I was going to say The thing is is that they're so brazen about it Right Like, you know

One of the ways, for instance Let's say you go into You go into a bank And try and pass like fraudulent checks Like one of the ways they figure Like if they're questioning it Then all they'll say like Well, I'm not sure

Let me go in the back. We're thinking about calling the police. If that person says, oh, never mind and leaves, you see what I'm saying? But if they don't, if they say, well, oh, yeah, we don't have to do all that. Here, give me my check back and they walk out. They know that helps them know, okay, that was definitely fraud. But if they sit there and say, call the police. Right.

There's nothing wrong with this check. I don't know what you're thinking. Call, do whatever you got to do. Then a lot of times they'll go, okay, well, we're going to go ahead and cash the check. because if this person was doing something illegal, they wouldn't stay here. So being brazen sometimes works to your advantage. And that's what I think part of it that being brazen is that they've got an attorney that is in New York that's been there forever that does this on a regular basis.

And he continues to file the paperwork. And even though you're screaming, hey, this isn't right. You weren't allowed to do this. We were never notified. My father's not, you know, didn't sign off. This person doesn't have the right to sign off. And they're like, okay, none of that matters. We're going to go forward.

Yep. And they, you know, and they keep showing up, then the court and everybody else kind of thinks it must be legit, must be okay. Right. She's just upset about the decision that, and that's how they look at you. They're just upset about the decision that was made. They don't even look at the fraudulent activity that has occurred. Because they know that jurisdiction. There's no way a conservator could have signed off in a different jurisdiction.

They know that. Well, first of all, they signed off for nothing, right? Oh, yeah. They sold off. They said $1.4 million. So if you're talking about $1.4 million. million what about 10 people how much did my father receive when he's been doing maintenance and taking care of the property and doing everything for this whole time so what amount did he receive

and it's against the law even as a conservator to sell a property for way under it's as is you can't sell it you what court or what judge is is going to render you the relief of selling a property as what's the property worth yeah that's all something to say the property is my neighbor just sold his house in two weeks it's worth $4.2 million. Yeah, I mean. In two weeks, my neighbor, and his, he put a lot of renovation in it, but still, my neighbor the same as that design, you know, even if you knock off a million. Million.

Does it, do we know what they, you know, portion that he claims he is, you know, entitled to? Like, is it 50, 25 or? My father allegedly in this lawsuit, it was like 50. But my father is actually the whole owner of the property. He's the actual, oh, they don't have, they don't own anything because the way the title was, it was with survivorship. So my father outlived his relatives. So it's my father's, he has, he owns the whole property.

Okay. You know, legally he owns the own property, but these people are the same. Yeah, and these guys aren't paying $1.4 million unless it's working with other properties, right? Exactly, exactly, exactly. And have you met or come across any? Anybody that has gone through the whole entire process and been kicked out? Oh, yeah, yeah. In our group, I have a lot of people that have lost their property.

A lot of people are homeless, live with other relatives. Maybe a lot of people have three and four brownstones. So maybe they have, they're in one. But in their one, it's the same process that's going on. So they might have lost two and they may be in one still. These speculators go in. A lot of them had tenants. We didn't have tenants in that.

And that kind of what saved us, that we didn't have tenants because the tenants are letting them in, letting them have access to the property. A couple of them, that's what happened to them. They had tenants. And then they told the tenants that they lost their property and foreclosure with the new owners and now pay me. So now this person that owns this really the actual owner, their income is gone because now these speculators are coming in and taking their money from them. So, and then how they're going to fight it in a legitimate court battle if they don't have the income to

fight it. And so that's why I say an investigation is really what's needed to show. How long ago was this thing in the neighborhood? That was, everything was in 2023. It's very recent, not even a year. It's like year to date because they came into my property the beginning of January. And they came in the beginning of January. And then I think my first court date when I started was like March. I did like a quick TRO. It was like March and then the judge dismissed it and then I went back again. Yeah. So it was all 2023.

Everything happened in 2020. So. Right? 2023. Yeah, it was 2020. Scrolling through the website. So this was actually the article was posted in 2024. So last year in the summer.

Yep. With you guys sitting outside the house. So this is the house that you guys stay at. Yes. That's the house. With the news with 12 news? Yeah. Yes.

Yep, that was a rally that we put together, yep, that was, yep. And like the news came out and everything? The news, the news wasn't, the news wasn't out, she just took the pictures from it. Yeah. She wasn't on the scene, but you see the Senate, the, our senator was there. See, that's our city, and see, at the time we thought it was the Involve brothers. Yeah, but is it, is it, do you know or do you just don't know who it is? No, it's another group, it's called 227.

Okay. at the time we thought because if you look at the deed at one time if their name was on our property so yeah so you think you think they sold it they sold it they backed out they were like we're gonna back out this deal and then we gave it to our boys okay and that's what happened because I started posting that's my neighbor right there yeah but I started posting and attacking them Bala brothers and they caught me they were like listen it wasn't us it wasn't us but they all do the same thing and if you look at them. They changed their whole website. They're still doing it though.

Yeah. And I need to go after them too because they had our property on the contract for two years. For like two years. Yes. So that was the first rally and I had the senator, the senator there. Which senator? Bridgeport.

Our senator right now. He was at the rally. So I had all, I have, I've had contact with all elected officials. Because I know you have mentioned that at one time, like if I've got, you know, reached out to them and I reached out to every, everyone. And so that's what I said. Basically useless. Yes, basically.

I mean, you know, they just can, I guess they can only do what I guess they said they can do, which is stand in front of the house and yell at. But it's out of their, once again, everything goes back to jurisdictions. It's out of their jurisdiction. We just make the laws. So then you go to them and say, well, this needs to. to be rendered into the law and this needs to be rendered into the law but if they're not following the law and the last meeting i had with them about three weeks ago it was like listen i you know hey i thank you guys for what you're doing in arbany i'm not saying no to it but they're not doing

anything the laws that you have in place they're not they're not doing anything they're not following they're not following it and that's what i say when you do an investigation and you can show this wasn't done this wasn't done this wasn't done this wasn't done then we can address the problem you know until it is an investigation of pullback really what is happening and really what happened they're going to camouflage it and say oh we were short staff oh we were they're going to give you every smoking mirror there is but an investigation will tell you what happened it's like redlining you know once they really looked at redlining it was called what it was called you know and that's what we need we needed internal investigation for all these different agencies to show really what's

going on. And then we can hold them accountable because there's the proof the show what was done, what you did, what you didn't do. But if their officers of the course, they're going to all work together. It's almost like the police department. You know what I mean? You know, this person, you know, write this document. This is what they said happened. And until, and that's what holds. You know, that's really what holds until an investigate, an internal investigation that comes on, then you can see a lot of discrepancies in what was written and what was written and what was actual factual and that's what we that's what we kind of need that's what we need that's the only way I feel like it'll work is a true investigation so how are you feeling personally for this property

like do you feel like you're going to win oh yeah I definitely yeah I definitely feel I'm going to win even if it goes to like that it may you know have to go to the public public court the FBI that's the only way it has to go to a higher court in order for it to win because the lower course they're like they're working together. For these people that get kicked out of their properties, what, why were they kicked out? Like what, what didn't they do to? Well, one, they didn't know. They didn't know the process, you know, they didn't have a group of people maybe standing behind

them, you know, speaking on it, telling a story. I think that's, I mean, I think, you know, that's really what happened. Some of, you know, people who have documentations and show what happened to them, but who did they present it to, to show that this is really what's happening? And it was like a single case of a person saying it. Versus now it's a group of people that say, this same thing has happened to 20 of us, 30 of us, 50 of us, 70 of us. On my social media, everyone has always said,

this happened to my grandmother, this happened to my aunt, that kid me. Everyone says the same story. So I think now with us coming together and presenting it, then we can investigate and show really, even what their case is, they show really what transpired and really what happened. And, you know, I think that's what's really needed is to show. Is there any way for someone to prevent this?

Like if they inherit a house with their family members? This is a tough one. I was going to say this is a tough. one because for part of the process she knew what was happening you know what saying anything like it's the problem is when the court systems don't follow the rules then there's not much you can do you're sitting there saying no no no but you don't have the right to do that and they're like that's it's fine and they record it and then everybody along the line upholds that that ruling what do you say

right you just you look like you're just it's sour grapes like you just didn't get your the result you want so you're upset not that I wanted didn't get the result I wanted it's that you you don't have the legal right to do what you did. And they go, anyway, and they keep going. And you're like, no, not that. That's exactly what's happening. It's like some sheriff from Georgia, getting a complaint in Georgia,

driving down here and arresting me or a complaint in Georgia. It's like, what are you doing? Yeah, who are you? Yeah, you can't come in here and just arrest me because somebody in Georgia said I did something. Like, what are you talking to me? You have to, there's a process to go through. And they're doing it. And they're documenting it.

You know, they are literally, I mean, to see it in actuality, it's like almost unbelievable. They are literally putting on paper and saying these things that are not rendered and that's not true. I wonder if that falls under the constitutional, one of the amendments to the Constitution because now only because I mentioned the criminal aspect of it is that you can't say, you can't say, hey, you committed a crime in Georgia, and then Florida indicts you for that crime, and then grabs you, even if it's federal, and then grabs you and decides that we're going to put you in a court in Florida, even if it wasn't like a, even if it wasn't, let's say, a state issue, let's say it was federal. They don't know. We have jurisdiction everywhere. You're right. You do.

And you ran, Matt, you ran a scam in Georgia. Okay, I ran a scam in Georgia. Great. We're going to indict you in Florida for that scam. Wait a minute. Is there a connection between here and Florida? No, no, but we know you did it. And we're going to indict you here in Florida for the crime you committed in Georgia. And we're going to arrest you and bring you to Florida and put you on trial in a federal courthouse in Florida. Now, I understand it's federal, but the bottom line is the Constitution says, I have to be indicted in that jurisdiction where I can't. committed the crime, and I have to be tried in the jurisdiction. And the reason for that is this, is that, and this is why you have different jurisdictions. Exactly. Every jurisdiction has a different, they have a different feel for it. Let me, let me like, so for instance, you might, in Georgia, you might say, hey, listen, you're doing a drug. And we have a real problem with that drug here. And we hate it. And we, we hammer guys that do that here. So we give these guys, guys 30 years. So we want to you've been you were doing it here you were selling it here.

We indicted you here. We tried you here. You're in trouble. Well, here's what happens is, okay, well, if I can get myself moved to another jurisdiction, like if you were that drug dealer, would you want to be tried in Georgia where they're giving these guys 30 years? Or would you say, so why don't we get it moved to the middle district of Florida where they're given people five years? Yep. Then the max. So you get yourself moved. But the problem is, typically happens with the government is the government says you know what he's selling the drug so the opposite to the higher right they move you to the jurisdiction where they know you're selling it here you're only going to get five years but if we get this guy moved to georgia they'll get 30 you see what

what's the same thing with it'd be like the death penalty we don't have the death penalty let's say you have the death penalty in florida but you don't have it in you know uh in in new york then i want to be moved i want to be tried in New York. Because if I'm found guilty, I'll get, well, I might get life for 20 years, but I won't get. Right. Right. Right. It's exactly that. And that's exactly what's going on. So either way, this is something that happened in, if this is something that happened in New York, then we need to stay in New York. You can't, you can't switch jurisdictions. You have to, you know, you have to stay, you have to indict someone, or you have to try someone or you have to go

to the court system in that state. And the lawyers need to be in that. That's, That's why. Lawyers can't go anywhere. Lawyers can't go. For instance, when I sued up from Devereoli, right? I hired a lawyer out of, I sued him in Florida. Okay. Hired a lawyer in Pennsylvania.

I hope it was Pennsylvania. I think it was Pennsylvania. So in Pennsylvania, she was the only one who took my case. Right. Can he represent me in Florida? No. He's not licensed in the bar in Florida. So he had to file paperwork with the bar

for a limited time to say, will you please let me try this case in Florida without taking the bar in Florida? And so he had to get a waiver and the other side had to agree. I think they had to agree. That's not even true. I don't think they had to agree.

But the bar had to say, for this limited case, we will allow you to try the case here. And the court signed off on it too. The court also had to say, yeah, that's fine. The laws are very similar or we believe he'll figure out.

And this was still fair. by the way. Okay. Two federal different. These are two federal jurisdictions. Right. So they're still federal. But they're monitoring and they're kind of speaking amongst each other.

Well, in order to. I mean, it's federal, but the federal case was filed in Florida. He's a state. Well, he also did federal. But he still just, it's still jurisdictional. You still have to get permission. So he had to get permission from the bar and the federal court to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, to, represent me in Florida.

You know, and they could have said no. I mean, and that's the reason you do that is because, one, the laws are subtly different, but the procedures are subtly different. And so are the, for instance, in Oklahoma, they might give out big, big, you know, they might give out big, you know, wins, like whatever I feel, what you call it. But let's say somebody wins, they might be given out $20 million. But in Florida, they might be like, yeah, I understand you got burned when you drove through McDonald's for the coffee.

Right, right, right, right. But we're giving you $2 million. Right. Well, in Oklahoma, they would have given us $1. Yeah, but you're not in Oklahoma. Right. Florida, we're more conservative and we're not just giving out money like that. Right.

So that's why it's jurisdictional. You try and stay in your jurisdiction. You can't be moving jurisdiction. You're shopping. They call it shopping jurisdiction. Exactly. And that's what I was saying in the housing court. Like I said, I went through the process, went through the procedures.

I had a, you know, they already gave me a judge. They gave me the part and everything. And then all of a sudden it was a judge. for late a date with a whole different judge and a whole different part. More than likely, that's what they were doing. They were shopping. Shopping the judge. Shopping the judge.

Yeah. That's why, you know, sometimes they'll try and get judges to where, your honor, you used to be in a firm with this lawyer. So we want to get you, they'll try, get them bumped to try and get them bumped to get another because they're trying to get a more favorable judge. Yep. And that's against the law. You can't do that. But that's what they're doing. Right in my face. Right. Like literally in real time. And I'm like, wow, look at this under the German. Okay. So like I said, you know, it's to the point where it just really has to be federal. It has to be investigated from a federal level. FBI to come in and look at the whole thing. Plus it terrifies people. It does. It does. It does. It does terrorize them. And let them notice you can't hide behind the rock anymore. This is who's who's doing. It has to look in the whole thing. This is who's. doing it. And that's what we want. And this is what we need to show. You know, and this protects everybody. You know what I mean? And purchasing a home is one of our biggest assets. You know what I mean?

And if we all purchase homes and we're not protected, it will continue to happen. It has to stop at some point where you protect it. You might need someone like Tom Simon to come in and write up something and walk it into the FBI headquarters and say, this is what's going on. Yes. I don't know. Yes, that's exactly what's needed to stop this. I don't think he'll do it. I'll call him, but I think he'll be like, is it in Florida? Well, he could maybe, you know, he knows people. You know, you may say, hey, you might know somebody.

And this is down here. This is right down his alley, too, because he did, well, he did white collar crimes and financial. And I don't think he knows a lot about, about title work, though, because we've had multiple conversations where he's like, how does this work? what is what's what would be the thing that they would file I'm like they file this or this you know we so but you know he could call me and I could try and I could explain it and really the thing is it's not hard to figure out anyway you can pick up the phone and call any title company and and late talk to the person of the title company and they'll be like no you can't do that he has to go this is the procedure he needs to go through to do this okay but this is what the judge did and

they'll be like yeah that they can't do that like you um but you probably be better better to get a retired FBI agent that would lay it out for the FBI to put it in somebody's lap and have them look through it and be like, okay, I get it, let me look into it. And then six months later, or 18 months later, they might start looking at it. But like you said, but the title company, when I went to court, that's what I realized, you know, in one of my court cases, I realized, you know, the attorney came to me, he was like, how can we settle this situation? And I was like, go away. This is how we can settle the situation. And I don't know what happened. I may have picked up the phone. He gave me his number. You know, this, you know, this is. You know, this

seem pretty nice here. Here's my number. Call me if anything has changed. I don't know what happened during the time we were waiting to go to court. I called to me. He was like, you know, I do some of these cases. You know, who are you again? He's like, oh, when I went to court, I was there for the title company. And I was like the title company. I thought you was representing the LLC, not the title company. So then that's when I start realizing, once again, they're all connected. The title companies in New York and these Shell LLC are all the same people. So because a title companies who signed off on all these people names on the property were no proof to say who who's the owner.

Hey, you guys, I appreciate you watching. Do me a favor. Hit the subscribe button. Also, we're going to leave all the links in the description, which is, is it all the links or just Instagram? The Instagram link in the description. You can click on that, go there, follow. and to keep abreast of how things progress.

Once again, I really appreciate you guys watching. Please consider joining our Patreon. It's $10 a month. It really does help Colby and I make these videos and share the video and like it. And thank you very much. See you.