By: lizinsarasota

lizinsarasota — Tue, 09 Aug 2011 13:20:05 +0000

This is so similar to what happened to me that it further confirms in my mind that WAMU had a playbook which was used by reps when people called the 800 numbers.
And I thought it was me. I had to work harder. I had to communicate more clearly. I had to be patient after WAMU kept losing my paperwork. I had to act in good faith. Good faith. If I just did all those things then someone, somewhere would help me straighten everything out.
All the time it was a just a business strategy employed by my bank to hoist me out of my house. No amount of good faith on my part was going to cure the situation.
It makes me want to cry. Cry for the wasted (five, going on SIX) years.) Cry in anger. Cry in frustration. Cry in relief, because – it wasn’t me. It wasn’t my fault. It wasn’t just me, because this story could be my story.
Cry? Hell, no. I’m done crying. I’m ANGRY. And I’ve got to go, because I’ve got to work on my Request for Judicial Notice, so I can push the court’s nose where it doesn’t want to go: right into the brown smelly LPS affidavit signed by Dory Goebel. I’ve got to MAKE the court read (portions, anyway) In Re Fagan and In Re Wilson, where LPS and Goebel were called liars. I’ve got shove their nose in the fact that the Florida Bar KNEW this affidavit was false back in 2008, when they made “Max Gardner’s Top 200 Signs You’ve Got a False Document” part of a Florida Bar Continuing Legal Education curriculum. I’ve got to FORCE the court to recognize the fraud in my case. By God, they don’t seem to care that LPS, WAMU, and the other banks and ALL the foreclosure mills have been deliberately making a mockery of our judicial system. SCREW THEM. Screw the court for not insisting on integrity from all parties appearing before it. I’m going to stick the court’s nose in the brown, squishy, smelly fraud and then I’m going to hold it there.

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