Holy Crap!!! Mona Lisa is a Robo Signer.

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Run time: 12:22 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1aGT-8WwTc   Posted on YouTube: November 07, 2010 By YouTube Member: TheForrestLawFirm Views on YouTube: 7073   Posted on DU: November 13, 2010 By DU Member: trumad Views on DU: 342

 
In more than two hours of video footage recently uploaded to YouTube, three alleged "robo signers" describe how they approved thousands of mortgage documents a day without reading them.

Robo-signing is the latest ugly turn in the ongoing mortgage mess. Banks and loan servicers appear to have illegally processed countless documents in the rush to foreclose. The scandal has spawned a host a host of lawsuits, including a Federal racketeering lawsuit brought against Bank of America and a wave of investigations by 50 state attorneys general.

The three employees of Nationwide Title Clearing -- notary Crystal Moore, "signing in charge" Bryan Bly and witness Dhurata Doko -- gave depositions to lawyer Christopher Forrest, reports the St. Petersburg Times. Their testimony presents a detailed and often shocking portrait of the assembly-line like process for approving documents.

The employees admit they didn't read the thousands of documents they signed daily, and they betray ignorance of key aspects of the mortgage industry. In some cases, according to the testimony, their signatures were affixed to documents without their knowledge.

One employee admits he doesn't know how many companies he had served as a vice president. Another suggests she doesn't know anything at all about the mortgage industry. And the third says she didn't know exactly what she was authorized to do on behalf of her employer -- her job was, simply, to "sign the documents."

Check out the most shocking statements from this latest round of alleged 'robo-signers' (each video will skip ahead to the referenced clip):
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/11/13/foreclosure-robo-signers-statements_n_783031.html#s181852

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1. Help us out man, this video is 12 minutes long. Can you at least give a synopsis...

...which describes the content? Yes, she looks like Mona Lisa. Kind of a chubby Mona Lisa. And that's fine by me. But the question here is beyond that, is there anything we're looking for in the video? Sorry, anything over 2-3 minutes without some kind of pointer about what to look for means very few are going to take the time to find out.

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2. My Bad---sorry about that...

Edited to explain.

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3. Much thanks! n/t

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4. She's let herself go some n/t