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Andrew Torrez & Liz Dye’s LegalEagle Analysis of Letitia James: Confused Two Mortgages in Two States”

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How 330,000 Views Bought a Defense That Confused Two States, Missed the Indictment’s Most Damaging Evidence, and Accidentally Proved the Crime Attorney Andrew Torrez and legal commentator Liz Dye published a Substack article and created a 21-minute video on LegalEagle’s channel defending Letitia James from federal fraud charges. 330,000 people watched them argue the case is weak, politically motivated, and […]

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The NY Times Created an Unsolvable Trap: How Media Defense Proved Letitia James’s Fraud

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A Real-Time Investigation as the Media Defense Creates an Unsolvable Trap HOW IT STARTED: THE MATHEMATICAL IMPOSSIBILITY In February 2025, I was reading New York Attorney General Letitia James’s financial disclosure forms—the kind of work forensic accountants do that most people find incredibly boring. That’s when I found it. 3121 Peronne Avenue, Norfolk, Virginia James listed this property with a

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How the NY Times Spins Letitia James Mortgage Fraud Investigation

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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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The NY Times Misrepresents Letitia James’ Virginia Mortgage — Public Records Tell a Different Story

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Federal Housing Agency Refers NY AG to DOJ for Potential Mortgage Fraud The head of the Federal Housing Finance Agency has formally referred New York Attorney General Letitia James to the Department of Justice for potential mortgage fraud, citing evidence that she “appeared to have falsified records” related to real estate transactions. A significant portion of the referral appears to

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