With Special Prosecutor Ed Martin now investigating New York State Attorney General Letitia James, here’s the systematic destruction of every defense and the roadmap to the most documented mortgage fraud case in modern political history A moment of reckoning has arrived for the prosecutor who thought she was above the law she swore to enforce. This appointment represents federal validation […]
Twenty-four hours. That’s how long it took between The Guardian reporting that a federal grand jury had been impaneled in Virginia to investigate New York Attorney General Letitia James and the NY Post revealing that Governor Kathy Hochul had secured a $10 million taxpayer-funded legal defense shield, and sources confirming the FBI had opened a formal criminal investigation into James.
When America’s newspaper of record chooses narrative over evidence, someone has to set the record straight The New York Times wants you to believe that the federal investigation into Attorney General Letitia James is nothing more than Donald Trump’s revenge fantasy made manifest. In a June 11 article by Jonah E. Bromwich—his second puff piece defending James from federal prosecution—”She
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Corruption, Crime, Media PlaybookHow the Attorney General’s latest interview became fresh evidence for federal prosecutors They say the cover-up is always worse than the crime. Letitia James just proved that axiom in spectacular fashion. In a desperate attempt to explain away her documented mortgage fraud—fraud documented in public records—New York’s Attorney General went on Pod Save America (869K subscribers) and told lies so
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Corruption, CrimeDate: 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
Introduction This article presents the case for why New York Attorney General Letitia James should face potential federal charges, based on months of rigorous research into public records and sworn documents. It is modeled on the structure of a federal grand jury indictment and focuses solely on conduct supported by clear, verifiable documentation that would meet prosecutorial standards. Disclaimer: This
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Corruption, CrimeMSNBC’s May 10 segment on the federal investigation into New York Attorney General Letitia James wasn’t just incomplete—it was a journalistic cover-up masquerading as news. Rather than informing viewers about documented evidence, the network staged what amounted to a public relations defense operation, hiding critical facts while promoting a political narrative designed to shield James from legitimate scrutiny. The Political
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Corruption, Crime, Media PlaybookA 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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Corruption, CrimeExecutive 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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