*NOTE: Additional information added July 28, 2010

SEE:  “Some Home Foreclosures are Actually Disguised Real Estate Extortions“

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*This Affidavit is discussed below, and is referred to in the above Newsblaze LINK about home foreclosures

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* PREVIOUSLY: **The following was posted on http://blog.nola.com/times-picayune/2007/12/state_district_judge_gets_debt.html/ “State District Judge Gets Reprieve” Here’s what I had to say: THREE different articles were printed on Friday, December 7, 2007 in the Times Picayune Newspaper: (1) A news story entitled: “Judge gets debt reprieve” – by Benjamin Alexander-Bloch –concerning Judge Reginald Badeaux and foreclosure on his home. (2) The Times Picayune -EDITORIAL: Hit fraud hard.  (3) A story by Valerie Faciane entitled: “Divorce, ill son add to mom’s problems.  All three Times Picayune articles are instructive for addressing the Nationwide MORTGAGE MESS & FORECLOSURE CRISIS; and all three are instructive for spotlighting INJUSTICE by the New Orleans Federal System, which includes unlawful conduct of U.S. Attorney Jim Letten.

First, the news story regarding the foreclosure of Judge Reginald Badeaux’s home. The news story clearly states that his home was foreclosed on by S&A Capital Partners, the mortgage holders; and formerly the mortgage was owned by Bank One, and then Chase Bank. (A foreclosure by Bank One or Chase Bank on Judge Badeaux’s home would NOT have been a valid foreclosure.) The story also says the judge missed approximately 18 payments. Also, clearly, the judge was afforded opportunities to defend his foreclosure situation.

Secondly, the Times Picayune writer of Editorial: Hit fraud hard appears to want people who commit fraud to be fully EXPOSED and prosecuted. By contrast, there has been repeated talk of Foreclosure Fraud in New Orleans and throughout Louisiana, and the same names keep popping up. Lawsuits have been filed and unfairly disposed of; and there was that occasion back in December 15, 2004, when the Times Picayune published:  “Homeowners sue law firm, . . .” But, illegal foreclosure fraud, especially pre-Katrina is an undeniable, unaddressed reality in Louisiana.

Thirdly, Valerie Faciane’s news story entitled: “Divorce, ill son add to mom’s problems is an example of what brought about my hardships. (*My failed marriage caused my financial woes. I owned my Lurline Street home for 7 years prior to even meeting my abusive husband. I had had excellent credit, and my mortgage was NOT a subprime loan.) In contrast to that story, it was former Family Court Judge Herbert Cade and lawyer Keith Doley’s conduct and corruption that prevented me from remedies which are supposed to be available through domestic court. *Herbert Cade makes it possible to understand why Louisiana ranks highest in the USA for domestic violence.

Furthermore, scores of people have received injustices from New Orleans domestic court, especially pre-Katrina; many of which cannot but be yet crippled in their new locales –and especially because PLEADINGS & DOCUMENTS have been taken out of their case records. Contemplating domestic court injustice, and the U.S. Attorney’s Office and Federal Courts favoring cronies and attorneys, as well as foreclosure frauds, while denying ordinary people, who are not well-connected like Reginald Badeaux, a CHANCE to have their day in court, or refusing to examine their EVIDENCE and allegations (especially facts of non-existent mortgage companies, but instead, forcing / subjecting people to years of costs and reprisals for challenging those MANIFEST illegal foreclosures (see the December 7, 2007 editorial: Hit fraud hard) makes me wince. I have sent dozens of letters, writings, emails to the Times Picayune about the things I am referring to here, and I included links to my this lawgrace.org website which contains pleadings, transcript excerpts, and irrefutable evidence to prove even more than what I have said here.

Tying all this together, I want to say that it could sometimes appear as though this newspaper is for the status quo of New Orleans elitism, especially as it pertains to fraudulent foreclosure of poor people’s homes.  It sometimes seems as though when certain people or entities come to light, little or nothing becomes investigated or printed about it. Especially, it seems as though this paper’s Friday edition was replete with smoke screen propaganda, while much more serious confederacies of corruption and elitism and injustice is working like New Orleans’ termites. It goes without saying, not all judges are corrupt.   However, there are overwhelming facts and evidence of fraudulent foreclosures, judicial corruption, political cronyism, appalling Civil Court Injustices, and much more in Louisiana.

Additionally, for people with difficulty correlating the ˜justice systems” to the Violence, Poverty, and other social ills, please consider other points of view.   Louisiana’s Criminal court system is hardly NOT the pariah that the CIVIL court system is for Louisiana. It is Judge Badeaux s good fortune that he is UNLIKE hurricane-displaced people who have no crony connections in the legal field, and who don’t have TWO homes or some other gratifying place to enjoyably reside; and therefore are yet displaced from the only home city they’ve known. It is Judge Badeaux’s good fortune that people at the Times Picayune Newspaper care about his personal situation; and unlike me and many like me who –MERELY IN THE PURSUIT of obtaining justice via established laws and statutes, become subjected to further financial hardships and irreparable wrongs.  And, I sure hope Judge Badeaux’s situation is not connected to the rampant judicial corruption in Louisiana.

**Keeping it real about:  mortgage lenders, borrowers, attorneys @ http://www.open.salon.com/blog/wwwlawgraceorg/2010/10/30/foreclosures_-keeping_it_real_about_mortgage_lenders_b

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