Today, we made a last visit to Paw’s eldest sister, who received two large paper bags filled with the bumpy pears from our backyard and one plastic bag of BIG chayote squash. We bought her one chicken from Costco, too. Of course, the main story was about her losing the house to a nephew.
We already know about the lost to the equity of her old house in the one hundred thousand dollars to Joh via the brokers and Wells Fargo Bank. The lawyers from a social worker were/are getting justice for the old lady. However the lawyers want to serve themselves first.
We heard some of her voicemail messages left today at 09:13am and it appeared that the father of the nephew is trying to convince the old lady to let the 33 percent “profit” or whatever is left from the scam to simply go away on a premise of a “service” to his oldest sister. Sounds familiar, dude?
I told her to let the father and his son, the Glorge and the Giant put up the equity of their paid-off house to pay the lawyers and the hundreds of thousands of dollars scammed. After all, the Glorge owes the paternal side and most especially Chingster for all the trouble in the past.
These scammers still expect something in a return and are allegedly holding mailed records (of notices from the bank) on hand. It’s a shame that her own blood relatives will have taken advantaged of the old lady had it not been for the social worker.
To TBTP and pals, I expect this kind of fraud to be investigated and why this loophole motivates Filipino people to do this to each other. Of course, I won’t be anything left to pay from these thieves. Look for any nursing homes to the effect of said purchases from the scams by Filipinos and pals in and around the Bay Area. I’m still waiting for the fat bastard to call me back and/or Death/God, whichever comes first.
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