May 2025

NY AG Letitia James’ Virginia Mortgage Document Witnessed by Top Staff as Federal Investigation Looms

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This article continues our investigative series examining New York Attorney General Letitia James’ property transactions and sworn statements. Senior Officials from Attorney General’s Office Witnessed Declaration During Critical Period Before Trump Fraud Trial When New York Attorney General Letitia James signed a sworn legal document declaring her intent to make a Virginia home her “principal residence,” she wasn’t alone. Two […]

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No Spin, Just Facts: My Interview on the Letitia James Investigation with Black Westchester

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Deep Dive with Black Westchester: My Hour-Long Interview on the Letitia James Investigation On Sunday, I joined hosts Damon Jones and AJ Woodson on Black Westchester Magazine’s People Before Politics show for an in-depth, no-holds-barred discussion about my ongoing investigation into New York Attorney General Letitia James. The show also featured defense attorney and activist Jonathan Newton, creating a powerful

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Too Connected to Fail? Did Letitia James Act Alone—or Was She Helped?

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A Personal Note: Lessons from My Past As the former CFO of Crazy Eddie who later worked with law enforcement after my own crimes, I’ve seen this pattern from both sides. I understand how financial fraud operates, how it’s concealed, and most importantly—how it’s eventually exposed. I’m not alone in recognizing these patterns—William Pulte, Director of the Federal Housing Finance

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Rebuttal to the Times Union’s Editorial Whitewash of Letitia James

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Executive Summary This investigation was not political. It was independent, documented, and verified by public records. My initial reporting, later complemented by Joel Gilbert’s investigative work, exposed a 20-year pattern of misrepresentations by Attorney General Letitia James—spanning mortgage filings, financial disclosures, and sworn legal declarations, culminating in a formal criminal referral by the Federal Housing Finance Agency to the U.S.

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