William J. Pulte

Judge Currie Dismissed the Indictment—But Not Because the Evidence Was Weak

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Abbe Lowell filed 50 pages attacking “fringe bloggers” and alleging vindictive prosecution. Judge Cameron McGowan Currie dismissed on the Appointments Clause instead—and the dismissal is without prejudice. The evidence remains. DOJ can re-indict tomorrow. The Dismissal That Wasn’t a Victory On November 24, 2025, Judge Cameron McGowan Currie dismissed the federal indictment against Letitia James. The case is assigned to […]

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Letitia James’s Motion to Dismiss Backfires: Her Own Exhibit Proves the Fraud She Claims Doesn’t Exist

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Her “Outrageous Government Conduct” Motion Demands Discovery That Will Prove Systematic Fraud On November 7, 2025, Letitia James filed a motion to dismiss her federal indictment claiming “insufficient evidence,” “no probable cause,” and “absence of evidence.” Four amicus briefs followed, all repeating the same claim: career prosecutors properly reviewed the evidence and found it insufficient to prosecute. One week later,

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115,000 Pages of “Insufficient Evidence”: Letitia James’s Own Court Filing Destroys the Defense Strategy

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Letitia James Claimed “Insufficient Evidence.” Then Her Lawyers Revealed 115,000 Pages of It. In the span of nine days, Letitia James filed her motion to dismiss and four amicus briefs were filed in support, all making the same central claim: experienced career prosecutors reviewed the evidence against New York’s Attorney General and found it insufficient to prosecute. James’s own motion

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Erik Siebert Had 40 Years of Documentary Evidence. He Chose Not to Prosecute Letitia James.

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Four amicus briefs filed in the past week all make the same claim: Career prosecutors found insufficient evidence, and Erik Siebert declined to prosecute Letitia James for mortgage fraud. That claim is provably false. Between February and June 2025, I published independent forensic investigations documenting 40 years of systematic financial fraud in verifiable public records: phantom mortgages that don’t exist

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When The Wall Street Journal Tries to Make Letitia James’ Public Records Disappear

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A forensic accountant’s guide to media misdirection The Clever Little Trick The Wall Street Journal’s Gina Heeb, Brian Schwartz, and C. Ryan Barber just ran 800 words about “improper access” at Fannie Mae without mentioning the New York State Financial Disclosure Statements that started this investigation. Not once. Those statements—showing phantom mortgages and mathematical impossibilities—are posted on a public website.

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The Anatomy of a Cover-Up: How MSNBC and Lawfare Whitewash Letitia James’s 20-Year Mortgage Fraud Pattern

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A Line-by-Line Forensic Examination of Media Coordination Within 24 hours, two major media outlets published articles defending New York Attorney General Letitia James against federal mortgage fraud allegations. Lawfare published yesterday a 2,000-word article by Molly Roberts claiming James was merely “helping her niece buy a starter home.” MSNBC reported today that federal prosecutor Elizabeth Yusi sees “no probable cause”

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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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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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New DOB Inspection Contradicts AG James’ Brooklyn Property Claims

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On May 13, 2025—just two days ago—the NYC Department of Buildings (DOB) closed complaint #3A07302, which alleged that New York Attorney General Letitia James’ brownstone at 296 Lafayette Avenue violated its Certificate of Occupancy. This latest inspection confirms what our investigation has documented all along: the property is legally classified as a five-family dwelling—directly contradicting James’ repeated claims of it

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MSNBC’s Shameless Coverup for Letitia James: How a News Network Became a PR Firm

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MSNBC’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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