Sophisticated White Collar Financial Abuse of the Elderly - The Mansdorf Conspiracy

One of the worst cases of white-collar, financial elder abuse in American History, committed by attorneys through court-sanctioned activity.

Malibu, CA, May 08, 2015 -- The Mansdorf conspiracy involves one of, if not the most sophisticated white collar crime syndicates operating out of Los Angeles, California.  It is comprised of a former government operative, judges, lawyers and real estate professionals, whose actions, no matter how obvious illegal, remain unseen, (or at least, uninvestigated and unprosecuted), by all authorities;  “Lawyers stealing from regular people, using their judge-friends and the system to make their blatantly illegal actions APPEAR to be legal.”

The Mansdorf Family amassed a fortune through aeronautical, other business and modern day tradesman activities.  Four elders with no children and two generations of wealth held in a family trust totaling billions in assets.  This includes almost 2,000 acres of land in Malibu, California, with 3 lineal miles of beach front property; 1,000 acres in La Tuna Canyon, California; 1,000 acres in Glendale, California, $100 million in various stocks, a mansion on over an acre of land in Beverly Hills and either 75,000 acres or 750,000 acres of land in Venezuela – records are still being reviewed.

This White Collar Crime Syndicate has dragged the Mansdorfs and their family trust assets through complex real estate schemes, several bankruptcy cases, and at least a dozen civil cases in a vicious, relentless, unyielding attack to steal the entire Mansdorf fortune between 1976 and today.  Jaime DeJesus Gonzalez has fought for ten years and now others have joined his fight.

A total of 9 separate civil cases are pending right now, in addition to a petition for writ of mandate, and one Petition for Review to the Supreme Court.  Additionally, numerous quiet title complaints are to be filed by Gonzalez, along with petitions under Probate Code section 850 for the return of trust property, and potentially damages under Probate Code section 859.  Several other lawsuits require filing, including a 42 U.S.C. § 1983 in Federal Court.

The Mansdorf family is seeking assistance from the Community at large.  These issues speak of a larger, more insidious issue underlying our common, everyday society in this Country; the unconscionable and outright theft of our time, money, assets, children, sanity by the Court System and the lawyers, attorneys, judges and “professionals” running the show.

A $12 million dollar default judgment with $10 million in punitive damages based upon an unrecorded, forged deed, (taken against Mildred Mansdorf who died under suspicious circumstances three weeks prior to the claimed “sub-service” of the complaint, and against Harry Mansdorf, 86 years old when they sought default), which they used to force a sheriff’s sale of the Beverly Hills home for $4,581,000 – a property worth at least $9 million.  The matter was officially reported to Barbara Kruger of the Los Angeles County Adult Protective Services Unit, (http://www.cdss.ca.gov/agedblinddisabled/PG1298.htm).

Each California County has an Adult Protective Services (APS) agency to help elder adults (65 years and older) and dependent adults (18-64 who are disabled), when these adults are unable to meet their own needs, or are victims of abuse, neglect or exploitation.  County APS agencies investigate reports of abuse of elders and report to the Local Police Agency.

Ms. Kruger accepted the complaint and immediately determined there was enough information to refer the McClanahan matter to “officially” for criminal investigation by the Beverly Hills Police Department.  The Police kicked it around for almost two months, and then refused to take a position or do anything to help, claiming “no jurisdiction.”

Since the police will not investigate, there is nothing else Adult Protective Services can do.  Ms. Kruger suggested contacting the State Attorney General's Office, and subpoenaing the Adult Protective Services file from Ms. Kruger's Office to give the AG.

Same issue with the Ventura Special Prosecution Unit include: refusal to prosecute.  Attorney John C. Torjesen and his lawyer Christopher Barnes ignored Probate Law, sought a writ of execution and levy after Mr. Mansdorf’s death, moved to sell Mr. Mansdorf’s interest in 1,291 acres in Malibu using Assessor’s Parcel Numbers as the legal description (to chill the public’s right to bid), and then attorney Howard Weinberg forged the sheriff’s deed by adding seven pages of legal descriptions from his private Preliminary Title Report to make the deed “recordable,” after price-fixing the sale at $500,000.  That’s right, $500,000 for 1,291 acres in Malibu, the sheriff’s deed is based upon a levy after death, the issued deed lacked a single legal description, and the purchaser literally added seven pages of legal descriptions to the issued sheriff’s deed, recorded it, and is now attempting to quiet title to the property with that forged deed.  The special prosecution unit determination: no one has any fraudulent intent with what they are doing.

The Declarations and exhibits are being finalized.  Contacting the State Attorney General's Office and giving them all the documents is exactly what the Mansdorf family will do.  However, the Mansdorf family will do Ms. Kruger one better.  They will make their declarations known to the public, New York Times, the LA Times, the Toronto Star, the Associated Press in London, the BBC, numerous federal agencies, and other State and Federal official agencies to receive empowered help.  These criminals masquerading as “judges, lawyers, real estate professionals and State officials” must be stopped.  As quoted by one Jaime Gonzalez, “this is how they do what it is that they do.” The Mansdorf Conspiracy website is dedicated to exposing this story.

For more information contact:

Jaime DeJesus Gonzalez

(213) 399-7779

Mansdorfconspiracypublic@gmail.com

Jaime@pointemalibu.com

www.mansdorfconspiracy.wix.com/mcpublic