I applaud Judge Douglas Staskal's ruling that Maureen Boesen is not entitled to the $3 million dollar life insurance proceeds because it's his understanding and belief that she signed loan documents where Fraud was committed, whether she realized it or not.
In our country, when you sign on the dotted line, that means you are agreeing to be responsible for paying back the money the bank is loaning to you. How many million people in this country lost their homes to foreclosure when they signed for sub-prime loans? Jerry Wanabee wasn't defending their right to keep their homes even though it was proven that the documents submitted by the Mortgage Broker were fraudulent. It has been the court's opinion that BEFORE you sign for a loan, it's your responsibility to check things out.
This is the first step in proving that CRIMINAL FRAUD was committed by Ed Boesen and more than the likely his co-horts, his brothers, attorneys who set up 46 different LLC's & Corporations and anyone else who facilitated in the commission of Bank Fraud. Judge Staskal obviously wasn't 'bought and paid for', thank God!
Showing posts with label ed boesen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ed boesen. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Friday, August 22, 2008
Ed Boesen: Dowling's Distinguished Alumi Award??
Ed Boesen is a member of Dowling's Distinguished Alumni. The Distinguished Alumni Award? Dowling initiated the Distinguished Alumni Award in 1988. This annual award recognizes Dowling or St. Joseph graduates who have distinguished themselves and serve as positive role models for the students at Dowling Catholic High School.
Criteria:
An individual must have graduated from Dowling High School or St. Joseph Academy more than 10 years ago. Individuals should be nominated and will be selected on distinction in two of the following areas:
*Distinction in their professional life
*Distinction in service to their community
*Service as a positive and inspiring role model to young adults
*Commitment to the Dowling/SJA community
Compare Ed Boesen's life to that of Michael Ketchmark ‘83(the same year Ed graduated from Dowling)?? Mike Ketchmark represented over 300 families whose loved ones died after a Kansas City pharmacist diluted their chemotherapy drugs in order to make more money selling the drugs. Mike won a 2.2 billion dollar jury verdict for the victims of this horrible crime. Mike was recently selected by his peers as one of the “Best Lawyers” in America. Mike now focuses his practice primarily on civil rights litigation representing the victims of age, race and sex discrimination.
Do you think the folks at Dowling still believe Ed Boesen is a positive role model to young adults??
http://www.dowlingcatholic.org/Portals/0/2008%20Distinguished%20Alumni%20Program.pdf
Criteria:
An individual must have graduated from Dowling High School or St. Joseph Academy more than 10 years ago. Individuals should be nominated and will be selected on distinction in two of the following areas:
*Distinction in their professional life
*Distinction in service to their community
*Service as a positive and inspiring role model to young adults
*Commitment to the Dowling/SJA community
Compare Ed Boesen's life to that of Michael Ketchmark ‘83(the same year Ed graduated from Dowling)?? Mike Ketchmark represented over 300 families whose loved ones died after a Kansas City pharmacist diluted their chemotherapy drugs in order to make more money selling the drugs. Mike won a 2.2 billion dollar jury verdict for the victims of this horrible crime. Mike was recently selected by his peers as one of the “Best Lawyers” in America. Mike now focuses his practice primarily on civil rights litigation representing the victims of age, race and sex discrimination.
Do you think the folks at Dowling still believe Ed Boesen is a positive role model to young adults??
http://www.dowlingcatholic.org/Portals/0/2008%20Distinguished%20Alumni%20Program.pdf
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Sunday, August 17, 2008
Updates!
I will be posting some of the information that I had posted at the Des Moines Register in the next few days. This is a better venue for posting information. I will post links to the Register stories. I want you all that are interested in this topic to freely participate in the discussion anonymously. If anyone has suggestions to make this site better please feel free to speak up. I am open for anything you think might get the information out there.
Let The Truth Telling Begin
I started this blog to allow the free flow of information about the entire Ed Boesen debacle that began on July 15 2008 when Ed Boesen passed away in Davenport. Since that time the Des Moines Register has done some pretty good reporting of this story but the constraints of a privately owned newspaper made me realize the story could be told much better on my own blog. This is my first try at setting up my own blog so bear with me. I look forward to reading the comments from all of you. I will be putting up as much information as possible with the help of others who have continued to send me private messages. So, here goes!
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