Hooray! Judge cracks down on fraudulent title transfer scammer

In 2024, a woman filed a fraudulent title transfer deed on a home
belonging to a dentist. Now, after getting these title clouds correct,
which can cost the victims serious cash in legal fees plus lots of time,
there's no way to prosecute the scammer who has typically disappeared.
Sometimes these documents may be filed on line so the scammer was never
physically in the jurisdiction in which the crime occurred.

Apparently, there was some inference that the woman might not understand
legal proceedings. The judge ordered her to obtain a forensic
examination to make this determination. She said she wouldn't undergo
this voluntarily, and then missed a court date.

The judge ordered her arrest and made her subject to a secure bond of
$500,000, which requires cash or collateral.

The only way to bring fraudsters to justice is to make sure they are in
custody till trial.

Steve Lehto video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJf_EZorCos