I do not want to carry on blogging any more. I am leaving this up so that people wont be worried about me, I don't want to stress anyone out.
I know when I am beaten, not strong enough to fight any more.
God bless all my blog friends xx
Friday, 20 April 2012
Wednesday, 18 April 2012
DAVID VINCENT SMITH
BIRMINGHAM POST 3RD SEPTEMBER 2010
Three Coventry men jailed over multi-million pound mortgage fraud
Sep 3 2010
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Three Coventry men who led a multi-million pound mortgage fraud racket have been sentenced to a total of 12 years in prison.
Michael Browne, from Canley, built up a portfolio of property across the city on the back of a string of false mortgage applications.
He was sentenced to three years in prison, but had his sentenced reduced due to time spent on remand and the fact that he entered a guilty plea.
Browne was arrested in November 2008 and a lengthy financial investigation followed, identifying numerous people involved in mortgage fraud.
The 49-year-old, who also has a villa in Spain, now faces losing everything as West Midlands Regional Asset Recovery Team vow to claw back his wealth.
Money obtained through the frauds was used to purchase the six-bedroomed villa, which was raided by officers and the Spanish police.
Browne used the specialist skills and knowledge of an independent financial advisor, Mark Campbell, to acquire loans overstating his income in mortgage applications.
Campbell was convicted after the jury heard how he falsified incomes and produced false letters of employment and references.
Campbell was sentenced to five-and-a-half years jail along with his partners at Birmingham Crown Court.
Campbell would obtain mortgages for Browne and his family and associates with a 'no-questions-asked attitude', without signing forms or producing proof of income.
Browne's business partner in a property development company called MIDA developments, David Vincent Smith, from Tile Hill, Coventry, was also convicted of the offences after a five-week trial this year. He used Campbell to obtain loans using false references and inflated incomes.
Smith will serve three-and-a-half years in prison.
Campbell also used the services of another man, Andrew Harris, from Keresley in Coventry, to produce false payslips. Harris pleaded guilty in 2009 and will be sentenced at a later date.
Police will now begin legal proceedings under the Proceeds of Crime Act to ensure the three mens' assets are seized and ploughed back into fighting crime.
Browne is said to have acquired "huge wealth" through the organised con, which he ran for many years.
Det Inspector Chris Berrow, of the Regional Asset Recovery Team, said:
"Browne pleaded guilty at an early stage when he saw the overwhelming evidence against him.
"Campbell and Smith, however, denied the fraud to the end - even though there was overwhelming documentary evidence that showed they lied to banks and lending institutes time and time again"
"Campbell abused his position and used his knowledge and skills to obtain a mortgage for anyone who wanted one, no matter whether they were employed or not. He even acquired property for family members using false applications to ensure they benefitted too"
The three men were caught in the net which police spread over the city as part of Operation Closedown in November and December 2008.
The crackdown, primarily to tackle drug related crime, saw 39 people arrested and handed more than 140 years in prison.
A total of £6 million worth of assets has been restrained pending financial investigation and future court cases – a figure that is expected to rise with the sentencing of Browne and his accomplices.
Det Inspector Berrow added: "These men profited from fraud when people around them are working hard to get their foot on the property ladder.
"We will now endeavour to ensure any money gathered in the course of their crimes is recovered so that their efforts are in vain."
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Mr David Vincent Smith - free company director check. Companies ...
company-director-check.co.uk/director/904905807
Gable Cottage 383 Broad Lane Broad Lane Coventry Warwickshire CV5 7AX. Advertise on this ... D.A.S. CONSTRUCTION (MIDLANDS) LIMITED, Dissolved ...
383 BROAD LANE COVENTRY CV5 7AX
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Sunbeam Fostering Agency Limited
383 Broad Lane, COVENTRY, CV5 7AX
URN: SC425236
Provider type: Independent Fostering Services
Local authority: CoventryRegion: West Midlands
I AM HAVING TROUBLE FINDING THE OFSTED REPORT FOR SUNBEAM FOSTERING AGENCY LIMITED NUMBER SC425236 REGISTERED AT 383 BROAD LANE COVENTRY CV5 7AX
Three Coventry men jailed over multi-million pound mortgage fraud
Sep 3 2010
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Three Coventry men who led a multi-million pound mortgage fraud racket have been sentenced to a total of 12 years in prison.
Michael Browne, from Canley, built up a portfolio of property across the city on the back of a string of false mortgage applications.
He was sentenced to three years in prison, but had his sentenced reduced due to time spent on remand and the fact that he entered a guilty plea.
Browne was arrested in November 2008 and a lengthy financial investigation followed, identifying numerous people involved in mortgage fraud.
The 49-year-old, who also has a villa in Spain, now faces losing everything as West Midlands Regional Asset Recovery Team vow to claw back his wealth.
Money obtained through the frauds was used to purchase the six-bedroomed villa, which was raided by officers and the Spanish police.
Browne used the specialist skills and knowledge of an independent financial advisor, Mark Campbell, to acquire loans overstating his income in mortgage applications.
Campbell was convicted after the jury heard how he falsified incomes and produced false letters of employment and references.
Campbell was sentenced to five-and-a-half years jail along with his partners at Birmingham Crown Court.
Campbell would obtain mortgages for Browne and his family and associates with a 'no-questions-asked attitude', without signing forms or producing proof of income.
Browne's business partner in a property development company called MIDA developments, David Vincent Smith, from Tile Hill, Coventry, was also convicted of the offences after a five-week trial this year. He used Campbell to obtain loans using false references and inflated incomes.
Smith will serve three-and-a-half years in prison.
Campbell also used the services of another man, Andrew Harris, from Keresley in Coventry, to produce false payslips. Harris pleaded guilty in 2009 and will be sentenced at a later date.
Police will now begin legal proceedings under the Proceeds of Crime Act to ensure the three mens' assets are seized and ploughed back into fighting crime.
Browne is said to have acquired "huge wealth" through the organised con, which he ran for many years.
Det Inspector Chris Berrow, of the Regional Asset Recovery Team, said:
"Browne pleaded guilty at an early stage when he saw the overwhelming evidence against him.
"Campbell and Smith, however, denied the fraud to the end - even though there was overwhelming documentary evidence that showed they lied to banks and lending institutes time and time again"
"Campbell abused his position and used his knowledge and skills to obtain a mortgage for anyone who wanted one, no matter whether they were employed or not. He even acquired property for family members using false applications to ensure they benefitted too"
The three men were caught in the net which police spread over the city as part of Operation Closedown in November and December 2008.
The crackdown, primarily to tackle drug related crime, saw 39 people arrested and handed more than 140 years in prison.
A total of £6 million worth of assets has been restrained pending financial investigation and future court cases – a figure that is expected to rise with the sentencing of Browne and his accomplices.
Det Inspector Berrow added: "These men profited from fraud when people around them are working hard to get their foot on the property ladder.
"We will now endeavour to ensure any money gathered in the course of their crimes is recovered so that their efforts are in vain."
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Mr David Vincent Smith - free company director check. Companies ...
company-director-check.co.uk/director/904905807
Gable Cottage 383 Broad Lane Broad Lane Coventry Warwickshire CV5 7AX. Advertise on this ... D.A.S. CONSTRUCTION (MIDLANDS) LIMITED, Dissolved ...
383 BROAD LANE COVENTRY CV5 7AX
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Sunbeam Fostering Agency Limited
383 Broad Lane, COVENTRY, CV5 7AX
URN: SC425236
Provider type: Independent Fostering Services
Local authority: CoventryRegion: West Midlands
I AM HAVING TROUBLE FINDING THE OFSTED REPORT FOR SUNBEAM FOSTERING AGENCY LIMITED NUMBER SC425236 REGISTERED AT 383 BROAD LANE COVENTRY CV5 7AX
JACK STRAW TORTURE CLAIMS - AND LEIGH DAY AND CO - AGAIN!!!
JACK STRAW SHOULD BE ANSWERING OTHER ALLEGATIONS AS WELL AS THIS ONE AND IF WE HAD A PROPER LEGAL SYSTEM IN THE UK INSTEAD OF THIS ONE THAT HAS BEEN SMASHED UP BY CROOKED LAW FIRMS HE WOULD BE!
ABDEL Hakim Belhadj, a Libyan military commander, is taking legal action against Jack Straw following allegations the former foreign secretary personally permitted his illegal rendition in 2004.
Lawyers representing Mr Belhadj confirmed legal papers had been served on the Labour MP after reports suggested he had signed documents that allowed the rebel to be sent back to his homeland.
Mr Belhadj, 45, claims he had been living in exile in Beijing, China, before being detained with his wife Fatima while en route to the UK where they were trying to seek asylum.
He alleges they were sent back to Libya - which was under the rule of Muammar Gaddafi - and imprisoned and tortured.
The civil action, which is against Mr Straw personally, seeks to examine his exact role in the rendition and claim damages from him for the trauma involved.
Mr Belhadj’s lawyers Leigh Day & Co said they sent the MP a letter yesterday asking him to produce a number of documents.
They include papers mentioned in a Sunday Times article which alleged that Mr Straw signed off the rendition, as well as his diaries, memoirs and notes from March 2004 onwards.
Sami Al Saadi, who claims to have shared the same fate as fellow Libyan and Gaddafi opponent Mr Belhadj, is also taking legal action against Mr Straw.
http://www.scotsman.com/news/international/libyan-military-commander-takes-legal-action-against-jack-straw-over-rendition-1-2240084
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I have an interest in this because I was writing to a number of people, including Jack Straw, about the way I was illegally and systematically tortured in the West Midlands secret family courts.
Leigh Day and co were the lawyers in charge of the Stafford Hospital abuse investigation. I was involved in that as well, because I had complained about the disgraceful way I had been treated by Stafford Hospital following a panic attack in the street after being sent for councelling at the same venue that I was incarcerated in as a child, following being a victim of child abuse. I was told by Leigh Day and Co that my complaint would not be taken any further as it was "not cost effective". This was despite the first day of the Stafford Hospital Enquiry being opened with the words "No stones will be unturned".
Jack Straw, Lord Falconer Harriet Harman and others knew that I was being systematically and illegally tortured over a number of years, and they did nothing to help me at all. In fact, I have evidence that suggests that they were ordering me to be treated that way.
I hope that this wicked man does not escape the hook this time, but I have my misgivings now that I know which law firm is involved in the prosecution.
I have had a gutful of professional losers.
ABDEL Hakim Belhadj, a Libyan military commander, is taking legal action against Jack Straw following allegations the former foreign secretary personally permitted his illegal rendition in 2004.
Lawyers representing Mr Belhadj confirmed legal papers had been served on the Labour MP after reports suggested he had signed documents that allowed the rebel to be sent back to his homeland.
Mr Belhadj, 45, claims he had been living in exile in Beijing, China, before being detained with his wife Fatima while en route to the UK where they were trying to seek asylum.
He alleges they were sent back to Libya - which was under the rule of Muammar Gaddafi - and imprisoned and tortured.
The civil action, which is against Mr Straw personally, seeks to examine his exact role in the rendition and claim damages from him for the trauma involved.
Mr Belhadj’s lawyers Leigh Day & Co said they sent the MP a letter yesterday asking him to produce a number of documents.
They include papers mentioned in a Sunday Times article which alleged that Mr Straw signed off the rendition, as well as his diaries, memoirs and notes from March 2004 onwards.
Sami Al Saadi, who claims to have shared the same fate as fellow Libyan and Gaddafi opponent Mr Belhadj, is also taking legal action against Mr Straw.
http://www.scotsman.com/news/international/libyan-military-commander-takes-legal-action-against-jack-straw-over-rendition-1-2240084
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I have an interest in this because I was writing to a number of people, including Jack Straw, about the way I was illegally and systematically tortured in the West Midlands secret family courts.
Leigh Day and co were the lawyers in charge of the Stafford Hospital abuse investigation. I was involved in that as well, because I had complained about the disgraceful way I had been treated by Stafford Hospital following a panic attack in the street after being sent for councelling at the same venue that I was incarcerated in as a child, following being a victim of child abuse. I was told by Leigh Day and Co that my complaint would not be taken any further as it was "not cost effective". This was despite the first day of the Stafford Hospital Enquiry being opened with the words "No stones will be unturned".
Jack Straw, Lord Falconer Harriet Harman and others knew that I was being systematically and illegally tortured over a number of years, and they did nothing to help me at all. In fact, I have evidence that suggests that they were ordering me to be treated that way.
I hope that this wicked man does not escape the hook this time, but I have my misgivings now that I know which law firm is involved in the prosecution.
I have had a gutful of professional losers.
Tuesday, 17 April 2012
SIGNED OUT OF GOOGLE YET AGAIN
I have once more been signed out of my Google account by someone.
There are laws against hacking in this country.
I am not a terrorist and I do not belong to any terrorist organisation. So if MI5 are "keeping tabs" on me, then I would like to know the reason why.
Unless it is now classed as "terrorism" to be against paedophilia. Which would not surprise me in this topsy turvey insane world.
There are laws against hacking in this country.
I am not a terrorist and I do not belong to any terrorist organisation. So if MI5 are "keeping tabs" on me, then I would like to know the reason why.
Unless it is now classed as "terrorism" to be against paedophilia. Which would not surprise me in this topsy turvey insane world.
Sunday, 15 April 2012
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