Letitia James made a... mistake on a mortgage form...
I’m saying this with a totally straight face. Originally Posted by txdot-guy
you actually believe LJ made a mortgage mistake Originally Posted by dilbert firestormSo poor Tisha made a "mistake" on her mortgage application? And she just happened to make the exact same mistake on multiple mortgage apps that she completed to purchase multiple properties?
So poor Tisha made a "mistake" on her mortgage application? And she just happened to make the exact same mistake on multiple mortgage apps that she completed to purchase multiple properties? Originally Posted by lustyladDo you have any proof of this claim or is this just speculation? The exact same mistake on multiple properties?
Do you have any proof of this claim or is this just speculation? The exact same mistake on multiple properties? Originally Posted by txdot-guy... The evidence has all been layed-out chapter and verse
... The evidence has all been layed-out chapter and verseI read that thread. A lot of accusations and absolutely no documented proof of anything.
over in the Sandbox Forum, mate. ... I suggest that you
go there and read up on the situation.
And What-Ho! ... Me political "insiders" have mentioned
that there's much more to this Letitia James indictment.
More that may include NY Gov. Hochul.
... We'll just have to wait and see...
#### Salty Originally Posted by Salty Again
Do you have any proof of this claim or is this just speculation? The exact same mistake on multiple properties? Originally Posted by txdot-guyYou're right, txdot, I spoke too soon.
There's poetic justice here. The charges against Letitia James are almost a mirror image of what she used to go after the Trump Organization. However, the DOJ should not prosecute either. It won't get convictions, and these are chicken shit charges, just like the ones against Trump tried in Manhattan court rooms. Originally Posted by TinyI agree with you. The charges are ALMOST a mirror image. But in one important respect, the charges against Tish James are stronger. They're based on simple fraud, not on that obscure New York state consumer protection statute - Executive Law 63(12) - Tish dredged up as AG to convict trump because she knew she couldn't possibly meet the standards of proof required for simple, common-law fraud.
...Here's a thought - let's throw out BOTH cases. After all, they're both "chicken-shit"... Originally Posted by lustyladOh snap! I probably meant elocution, as in: if she made a very public elocution of her egregious behaviors and stepped down as AG, turned in her law license and vindicated Trump and removed all fines (with interest paid) and charges.
You're right, txdot, I spoke too soon.A lot of information here to peruse.
The "mistake" she is accused of making on her other property - at 296 Lafayette Avenue in Brooklyn NY - is different. For the Brooklyn dwelling, she is accused of repeatedly understating the number of units.
[I]"In mortgage after mortgage, year after year, the property is consistently misrepresented—sometimes as a “four-family” dwelling, other times as a “one or two family” residence. But never once as the five-unit building it legally is:
Here's a blog that dives deep into the weeds of the case against her. It may be partisan but it's also very detailed. Looks like Tish's lawyer (Abbe Lowell) will have his hands full in defending her.
https://whitecollarfraud.com/2025/10...fraud-pattern/ Originally Posted by lustylad
I read that thread. A lot of accusations and absolutely no documented proof of anything.
Did anyone here actually read the indictment. It’s about as flimsy as it gets. Originally Posted by txdot-guy
A lot of information here to peruse.
I think the most important comment I would make is that most information I have found online is predicated on the assumption that she is guilty and that no one is considering how difficult it will be to prove that she knowingly lied on her mortgage forms. The case that the defense will make hasn’t been presented yet.
A quick search of the home at 296 Lafayette Avenue in Brooklyn NY is 3 stories and a basement which consists of 2631 sq feet and holds a NYC property classification of C3 Four Families. Maybe that’s why the paperwork shows that so often?
https://www.propertyshark.com/mason/...ing_class.html
The second property in question for her niece can be explained away by a mere mistake in the paperwork. Not even lawyers will read every document and will rely upon the mortgage broker to get the correct paperwork.
When these types of mistakes occur they are usually brought to the attention of the correct person and restitution is made.
Only in Trump’s justice department will this be prosecuted.
This case is full of holes and I have doubts that it will actually goto trial. Originally Posted by txdot-guy