Manu Sharma still thinks he is above the law. Had he remained out of sight and enjoyed a quiet time with his friends in their homes or his, he may have got away and his parole extended - perhaps indefinitely. Fortunately for justice, the fellow was stupid enough to go partying and now is back where he belongs.
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I have had an aquaintance with a man that thinks that he is above the law as well. He has taken advances from his credit card with the idea that he would not pay the monthly charges. In addition, he abandoned his 2 homes that he owned, allowed them to go into forcolsure. Because he was privy to the short sale laws and proceedings, because he was a real estate agent, he is trying in vain to sell one of the residents by short sale. He is using every underhanded tactic to force the sale to be approved. He used another agent to do the listing and to sell the property, so, he could end up with some kick back money. He has left the United States with the money that he had had from his job using the internal bank at the real estate firm. He has no intention of paying another dime to the credid card companies as well as any of the other charges that have been levied against the properties noted above. He continues to move around his new International location and frequently changes addresses. I wonder when justice will catch up with him?? He is going to be visiting on Holliday this Thamksgiving. We are thinking that this bank approval for the short sale is nothing but a lure for him to be arrested in the US.
ReplyDeleteThere have and always will be con artistes who dupe acquaintances, friends and the authorities. The authorities are tightening up. What we individuals should do is to ensure that we are not taken in my smooth talking people and get rich quick schemes
ReplyDeleteI think he is in the right place now.
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