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Posted on 12/10/2020 9:28:29 AM PST by SeekAndFind
It took the police two months to show up and try and do something?
By that time, the boil has festered and the infection has spread.
At first reading of the article itself, it sounds like a fiction novel.
Give Trump a shot at cleaning the place up. A few days tops.
I was just pointing out a possible outcome. I don't think most of us will be fighting Antifa, but if they show up on your block, you might not have a choice.
The family who owned the house ( from what I could tell it was inherited) took out a mortgage to pay for their son’s legal defense team because he killed a man, injuring the mans wife in a car crash. It was a hit and run. This kid had other run ins with the law, and a drug offense. Totally a punk. The kid ( now an adult) got around six years in prison. The family stopped paying their mortgage, and foreclosure proceedings began. This family claims they are not beholden to US laws, and they are indigenous, therefore they will not leave. A developer bought the house. The house is now trashed on the inside. A judge ordered the eviction, and Antifa grasped on a new cause. I predict this will end badly, and the house will be demolished. Since the neighbors most likely voted for their stupid leadership, then they will reap the rewards of that, which is the neighborhood could burn down in the protests.
Like a third-word country.
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The developer (who bought the house for $235,000, while the next door vacant lot went for $10 million) has offered to sell the house back to the Kinney’s for what he has into it.
There is done really corrupt chicanery going on with mortgage foreclosures that let developers and cronies buy multi million dollar properties for pennies on the dollar!
That was not a multimillion dollar property.
How come the press is reporting that the lot next door sold for $10 million?
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