Jed.
I would have thought you could tell the difference between some one who
has set up a long running fraud and someone trying to take advantage of
the legal system who had no part in causing the problem.
I asked you for one example of the former who has then taken the victim
to court and you have not been able to find one.
AA
On 2/3/2017 4:47 PM, Jed Rothwell wrote:
a.ashfield <a.ashfi...@verizon.net <mailto:a.ashfi...@verizon.net>> wrote:
Jed,
It is you who is missing my point. Show me one case where the
fraudster took his victim to court.
It happens all the time! Using the court system to commit fraud is a
very common M.O. For example, people suit for fake damage claims,
hoping to get paid. They pretend to slip on a banana in a grocery
store, file suit, and try to settle out of court.
Frauds and criminals also use the threat of lawsuits to frighten off
people and stop newspapers from publishing facts about them. That guy
Santilli in Florida files lawsuits at the drop of a hat. He is one of
the the worst scientific fraud I know. See:
http://www.scientificethics.org/ir00002.htm
That is the last thing a fraudster would want to do, to have all
the facts come out IN COURT.
Nope. Cases seldom come to trial. Most people settle out of court.
That is what the frauds hope for.
- Jed
