Foreclosure fraud whistleblower found dead one day before trial

Yeah I'm sure the cause of his death was all natural.

The banking cartel just murdered another man who had guts to go against the machine. Rest in peace.

Foreclosure fraud whistleblower found dead

A notary public who signed tens of thousands of false documents in a massive foreclosure scam before blowing the whistle on the scandal has been found dead in her Las Vegas home.

NBC station KSNV of Las Vegas reported that the woman, Tracy Lawrence, 43, was scheduled to be sentenced Monday morning after she pleaded guilty this month to notarizing the signature of an individual not in her presence. She failed to show up for her hearing, and police found her body at her home later in the day.

It could not immediately be determined whether Lawrence, who faced up to one year in jail and a fine of up to $2,000, died of susicide or of natural causes, KSNV reported. Detectives said they had ruled out homicide.

Detectives are full of it.

Police said at the time that the alleged scam had thrown into question the legality of most Las Vegas home foreclosures in the past few years, leaving many people living in foreclosed-upon homes that they unknowingly don't actually own.

Now that they she's dead, they won't be able to testify against the banks. And anyone who was thinking about it just got silenced.

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Abovetopsecret...

Move along. Nothing to see here. There was nothing suspicious about her death, just like there was nothing suspicious in the death of the guy that blew the whistle on Rupert Murdoch a day after it happened. Nothing suspicious like the woman that was found hanging naked off the balcony with her hands and feet tied behind her shortly after her boyfriend's (Medici pharmaceutical CEO) son died on her watch. Or like the rash of microbiologist deaths surrounding the BP explosion amongst others. Just like the fact that Jerry Sandusky got away with what he did year after year even though he was reported numerous times.

Nope, nothing suspicious at all. This sort of thing happens all the time.