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Is Alberto's story true? No! Our intensive investigation reveals his police record, his investment schemes, his bad check-writing, his contradictory testimony, his fabricated educational record, and his reported family abuse . . . Alberto Rivera, also known as Alberto Romero, has a history of legal entanglements. He is currently involved in a court action in Southern California, accused of fraud.
In 1965, a warrant for his arrest was issued in Hoboken, New Jersey, for writing bad checks. He also left debts in excess of $3,000.
In 1969 two warrants were issued against him in DeLand and Ormond Beach, Florida. The first was for the theft of a Bank-Americard. The criminal investigation division of the Bank of America reports he charged over $2,000 on the credit card. The second warrant was for the 'unauthorized use of an automobile.' Alberto abandoned the vehicle in Seattle, Washington. From there he moved to Southern California.
Alberto's account of his conversion is contradictory. In 1964 while working for the Christian Reformed Church, he said he was converted from Catholicism in July of 1952. Now he maintains it was in 1967 . . . 3:00 in the morning on March 20, 1967. He says he immediately defected from the Catholic church. However, five months later, in August of 1967, he was still promoting Catholicism and the ecumenical movement in a newspaper interview in his hometown of Las Palmas in the Canary Islands.
Alberto commands great respect from many with his alleged numerous degrees including an N.D., a D.D., a Th.D., a Ph.D., and a master's in psychology. However, he is ambiguous when asked where he received these degrees. Alberto attended a seminary in Costa Rica (the Seminario Biblio Latinamericano) with a friend from Las Palmas, but he did not graduate.
That friend, Rev. Plutarco Bonilla (a respected Christian leader in Central America), said that Alberto never finished high school in Las Palmas and that he was in the seminary program for non-high school graduates. The school in a letter said they were forced to expel Alberto for his 'continual lying and defiance of seminary authority.' The known chronology of his life does not allow time for him to have achieved the academic status he claims.
originally posted by: crayzeed
a reply to: Hilux1996
THERE IS NO EVIDENCE. Your just quoting what some one else has trumpeted or some vested interest site. This does not make it true. You have no evidence nor does anyone you know because if there was ANY evidence in the world it would be out and used by the aggrieved parties. You are still parroting half truths and lies. If you have these vaunted truths then produce them, but you can't because they are rumours and trouble making propaganda.
allah akbar mate! now throw another shia and Christian on the barbie.
originally posted by: jude11
a reply to: Swills
You forgot...
Is it real?
Propaganda?
False Flag attempt?
Peace
originally posted by: jude11
a reply to: Swills
You forgot...
Is it real?
Propaganda?
False Flag attempt?
Peace
originally posted by: jude11
a reply to: Swills
You forgot...
Is it real?
Propaganda?
False Flag attempt?
Peace