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REPORTS
Bankruptcy Judge Calls United States Trustees a "Pack of Dogs."
"I will close by warning Little Louie and other poor but honest debtors with the words of
Cicero: 'Fear not those who do evil in the name of evil but heaven protect us from those who do evil in the name of good.'
A number of victims report that their attorneys and at times, the trustee in their case, advise them that delay in their case is because the bankruptcy judge wants to give them a chance to "work things out" so he will not have to send them to prison on the trustees' fraudulent charges. What bankruptcy judges appear to mean by the phrase, generally spoken in a calm, robotic manner, is not with the intent of being compassionate to defendants. If bankruptcy judges were compassionate, they would uphold the law instead of giving color of official right to the trustees' extortion and embezzlement schemes.
Judicial Neglect provides case information on the lack of action on behalf of Judge Manuel Barbosa of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Illinois, Western Division. We have gathered documented case information proving that although Judge Barbosa has all evidence before him, he enters no rulings, opinions or orders. Since a substantial number of these cases end with defendants giving bribe money to the trustees, it is reasonable to conclude that the silence left by Judge Barbosa's persistent, unreasonable neglect, is to allow the trustees time to convince their victims that they will not receive justice. Therefore, the victims give money to the trustees so fraudulent charges are dropped.
For The Benefit of The Estate is a report, with real case documents, evidencing how trustees sell secured property on the allegation that the bankruptcy estate will benefit, and instead, pocket 100 percent of the assets. The Chapter 7 trustees provide excuses for their fuzzy math. The U.S. Trustee and Executive Office for U.S. Trustees claim to be too busy and too short-staffed to catch the fuzzy math and investigate the trustees' motive for selling secured property that does not provide assets for creditors. Complain of the fuzzy math and/or the trustees' intent, and the U.S. Trustee and Executive Office for U.S. Trustees holds the judge responsible for entering orders approving the embezzlement.
Debtors and non-debtors lose property. Unsecured creditors do not receive a penny. The Executive Office for U.S. Trustees covers for the trustees by passing responsibility to the crony judge.
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