Sam Antar

Gift-Wrapped for DOJ (Part 4): Why Letitia James May Be Prosecutable Under RICO

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A Legal Analysis of Systematic Real Estate Fraud and the Federal Statute Designed to Prosecute Continuing Criminal Enterprises Executive Summary Twelve frauds. Two states. Four decades. Over $10 million secured through deception. One criminal enterprise. New York Attorney General Letitia James built her career prosecuting property fraud, declaring that “no one is above the law” while securing a $355 million […]

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Broadway’s “Record” Season? Not So Fast

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Summary: Theater industry insiders and media outlets are celebrating Broadway’s “record-breaking” $1.89 billion season, but our analysis of inflation-adjusted data tells a different story entirely. When properly analyzed using standard economic methodology, the 2024–2025 season significantly underperformed compared to pre-pandemic levels, revealing how misleading headlines can obscure economic reality. Part 1: The “Record” That Wasn’t When the Broadway League released

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Gift-Wrapped for DOJ (Part 3): The Brooklyn Mortgage Scheme That Mirrors the Virginia Fraud

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Federal prosecutors now have a gift-wrapped case spanning two states, two decades, and multiple federal crimes—delivered by Letitia James’ own attorney, Abbe Lowell, and documented in public records. Letitia James’ mortgage fraud didn’t begin in Virginia. It began in Brooklyn—on paper, in ink, and under oath. Before she falsely declared a Norfolk home her “principal residence” to qualify for a

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The Shadow Cabinet of Denial: How Politico Turned a Federal Mortgage Fraud Suspect Into a Resistance Hero

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Politico’s recent opinion piece, “21 Unexpected Heavy Hitters for a Democratic Shadow Cabinet,“ is not just laughable—it’s reckless journalism masquerading as political analysis. Among its anointed resistance icons is none other than Letitia James, whom the Federal Housing Finance Agency referred to the Department of Justice on April 14, 2025 for criminal investigation into mortgage fraud, perjury, and financial disclosure

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Gift-Wrapped for DOJ (Part II): The Civil Case Against Letitia James

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When federal prosecutors referred Letitia James for criminal investigation on April 14, 2025, they may have missed their most powerful weapon. Criminal cases drag. Civil enforcement hits fast—and puts witnesses under oath. The Strategic Advantage Criminal prosecution isn’t the only weapon in DOJ’s arsenal. A parallel civil case under FIRREA offers lower burden of proof, powerful discovery tools, and faster

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How Elie Honig Ignored the Evidence Against Letitia James—and Why That Matters

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Elie Honig’s May 23 New York Magazine article, “Letitia James Is Caught in a War of Her Own Making,” contains three critical omissions that completely undermine his thesis. Written by a former federal and state prosecutor who should know better, the piece demonstrates how elite commentators provide cover for documented misconduct through willful ignorance dressed as legal expertise. Honig portrays

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Gift-Wrapped for DOJ: How Letitia James and Her Attorney Delivered a Perfect Mortgage Fraud Prosecution

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This is a step-by-step guide for how federal prosecutors can successfully indict and convict New York Attorney General Letitia James for mortgage fraud on her 604 Sterling Street, Virginia property. There’s a critical element no one has considered: Letitia James could not obtain a 91.6% loan-to-value mortgage under Joint Tenancy with Right of Survivorship (JTWROS) unless both she and her

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Speech Tonight at the Trump Kings County Republican Club: Why Letitia James Must Face the Documents on Camera

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Date: May 22, 2025 Author: Sam E. Antar Estimated Reading Time: 10 minutes Introduction Tonight at 6:35 PM EDT, I’ll be speaking at the Donald J. Trump Kings County Republican Club in Brooklyn, NY, about corruption in New York—and specifically, my investigation into Attorney General Letitia James’ decades-long pattern of alleged mortgage fraud. Below are the key issues and evidence

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Deflect and Deny: Letitia James Dodges DOJ Probe with More Deception

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Executive Summary: New York Attorney General Letitia James has doubled down on her defense against a federal investigation into her real estate filings—calling it “retribution” during a May 20 speech and CBS interview. But the documents say otherwise. From sworn declarations about her principal residence in Virginia to decades of false statements on Brooklyn mortgage forms, the paper trail tells

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No Records Found: NY AG James’ $41K Private Jet Scandal Deepens

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Executive Summary: The New York State Comptroller has now officially certified they have “no records” justifying $41,807 in taxpayer-funded private jet travel by Attorney General Letitia James’ office, while the AG’s office says it needs until July 18 to “begin producing” any documents. State law requires complete documentation of all such expenditures. This investigation reveals a troubling pattern of missing

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