I'm having that same problem this week. --- SilverDollar <[email protected]> wrote:
> If my other suggestion did not pan out, I suggest > contacting Yahoo > about it. > > > On Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 10:40 PM, hal > <[email protected]> wrote: > > > I just pulled this out of the yahoo bulk/spam > potential list along with > > around 75-100 in the past week! Sunday got about > 50from 1099OID and > > Redempt.! I'm getting no more Myrlands either! > ~Hal~ > > > > *SilverDollar <[email protected]>* wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ---------- Forwarded message ---------- > > From: Jay Vincent <[email protected]> > > To: undisclosed recipients: ; > > Date: Sun, 25 Jan 2009 23:47:05 -0800 (PST) > > Subject: Fw: PRESS RELEASE- Illegal SWAT eviction > attempt shut down. > > > > > > PLEASE FORWARD THIS EMAIL TO EVERYONE INTERESTED > IN THE TRUTH. > > > > First, watch the following Youtube Videos > concerning this: > > > > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBKwZhjt54g > [Purported "Clerk of Court" > > with a conflict of interest] > > > > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sRJAtf3tRo4 > [UNLAWFUL SWAT EVICTION > > ATTEMPT (part 1)] > > > > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WY54zh486l4 > [UNLAWFUL SWAT EVICTION > > ATTEMPT (part 2)] > > > > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkgJuAnKjKw > [UNLAWFUL SWAT EVICTION > > ATTEMPT (part 3)] > > > > > > > > > > NEIGHBORS TERRRIFIED AFTER UNLAWFUL SWAT TEAM > FORECLOSURE ATTEMPT > > > > PRESS RELEASE BY HEZEKIYAH LAND TRUST > > > > Davidson County, North Carolina > > > > While the new President of the United States was > taking his oath of office > > in Washington D.C. on January 20th, local Davidson > > > > County politician and Sheriff David Grice was > embarrassed and stood with > > foreclosure egg on his face after a botched > attempt > > > > to serve what later proved to be an unlawful > eviction. Grice, accompanied > > by 14 patrol cars, nearly 20 armed deputies, his > > > > SWAT team and a county commissioner, had their > dangerous seizure thwarted > > after being convinced by phone that their actions > > > > were illegal and that the proof was available as a > matter of public record > > at his own Register of Deeds office. > > > > Jay Vincent, authorized representative of the > HEZEKIYAH LAND TRUST ("HLT"), > > the owner of the property, spoke with Sheriff > > > > Grice by phone during the dangerous encounter in > the Tyro community and > > encouraged him to stand down, because the Trustee > of > > > > the Trust, ultimately Vincent, in this case, had > not been served any of the > > process for foreclosure, even though HLT has > > > > publicly noticed it's ownership of the property, > and how to contact it. > > The unlawful eviction was spearheaded by acting > > > > (and, according to statute, illegitimate) Clerk of > Court, Brian Shipwash > > and representatives of Deutsche Bank National > Trust > > > > Company through a law firm, Shapiro and Ingle of > Charlotte. [Deutsche Bank > > has had numerous problems foreclosing, due to lack > > > > of proper documentation, which courts have used to > dismiss Deutsche Bank's > > claims as improper.] > > > > The occupants of the dwelling, Robert and Patti > Griffith stated that > > Sheriff Grice seemed to be an extremely kind and > gentle > > > > man. They did agree however, with the suggestion > that his passiveness > > could have cost them their lives. Does a brigade > of 14 > > > > deputy vehicles, 20 some officers and a SWAT team > operate independently > > without the knowledge of the high Sheriff of the > > > > county? > > > > All of the events of the attempted eviction were > captured on video by Mr. > > Griffith's daughter Audra. When the siege was > > > > over, Rick Lanier, former county commissioner, > along with his wife Pat > > participated in a video conversation that included > > > > Sheriff Grice, Mr. Griffith and his daughter Audra > on the front porch of > > the dwelling. Rick Lanier stated that "this was > all > > > > done for a show." > > > > When the issue of lawful filings and proper > paperwork was brought up, > > Sheriff Grice conceded saying, "I'll just be > perfectly > > > > honest, I'm not that up on this aspect of it some > of my guys are supposed > > to be." Pat Lanier's comment to the Sheriff was, > > > > " y'all are probably used to some of these > situations everyday " to which > > the Sheriff replied, "well, it's not not to the > > > > extent that this and I mean this with all due > respect " then he looked at > > the occupant of the dwelling and continued, "you > > > > have known the law and of course, some of these > other people have uh, have > > uh, not uh, uh, we'll better stop while I'm > > > > ahead have not have not gone taken it uh, to > the extent, more for a > > better word, as you have." It's not been > determined > > > > as yet whether he was referring to the rouge Clerk > of Superior Court, Brian > > Shipwash or his own civil officers whose job it > > > > is to make certain that all papers are legal > before engaging in this type > > of dangerous process. "I can't imagine them > being > > > > satisfied with the validity of any foreclosure > event based solely on the > > word of a banker" said Griffith. > > > > Frightened neighbors and the elderly were calling > relatives and friends > > trying to gather information as to why SWAT team > > > > members were huddled in ditches and behind trees > and advancing upon their > > neighbor's home . Upon the conclusion of the > > > > telephone conversation with Vincent and a final > word from Griffith to > > Sheriff Grice and county commissioner Larry Potts > > > > through a closed front door, Sheriff Grice got on > his radio and advised all > > SWAT team and personnel to leave the area > > > > immediately What did Griffith say to commissioner > Potts === message truncated ===
