Obama official's brutal mistreatment of dying WW II hero

Coach is Right ^ | 6/24/2012 | Suzanne Eovaldi

[Oldpuppymax]

Horrific brutality is being done by the Obama Administration’s U.S. Bankruptcy Court to a cancer ridden, helpless 89 year old World War II veteran who received two bronze stars involving the incredible rescue of 2,000 U.S. Prisoners of War from vicious Japanese guards at the Los Banos Internment Camp in Luzon, Philippines in 1945. (1)

Montana’s Warren C. Bodeker is being tossed out of his Plains, MT home by Christy Brandon, a Montana Federal Bankruptcy Trustee, practicing in Bigfork, Mt. She refused to continue a capacity hearing even as he was suffering in a Helena VA Hospital from advanced stage prostate cancer spreading throughout his body.

The bulletin CIR received contained the following update: “But despite the well established fact that Mr. Bodeker was in the hospital, the trustee, Christy Brandon, opposed the motion to continue the hearing. U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Honorable Ralph B. Kirscher denied (this) motion; Brandon then Emailed Mr. Bodeker (whose own lawyer quit) to tell him she would be at his home on 11 Freedom Lane, Plains, MT, with a sheriff’s deputy to kick him out of his home and have the locks changed” on June 18, 2012.

Now what’s even worse, the sick and dying veteran who belonged to the Co. B, 511th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 11th Airborne Division must at his own cost have...

[basil]

Good for you, Laz...

I’m going to try to find some contact info for him and see what we can do to help.

[basil]

Good for you, Laz...

I’m going to try to find some contact info for him and see what we can do to help.

[basil]

Good for you, Laz...

I’m going to try to find some contact info for him and see what we can do to help.

[basil]

Good for you, Laz...

I’m going to try to find some contact info for him and see what we can do to help.

[rottndog]

OK, so the hero asks for bankruptcy discharge, lies about his holdings and then squawks when he is caught?

I was drawn into this story and was feeling bad for the guy, but then I read beyond the headline I saw that pertinent fact. Failure to disclose assets in a bankruptcy proceeding is fraud, and sends many people to prison. He's claiming he didn't understand...but I don't buy it.

Rules are rules...you can't make exceptions.

[SuperLuminal]

Another case for use of tar and feathers.