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| Neil A. Sussman Attorney Mary Gail Parr of Cheim & Read, Alan Doerhoefer of Expedia.com, (Seattle Wa.), Sarah Dellolio of Morgan Stanley (West Palm Be |
| 19th of May, 2011 by User934591 |
Names of conspirators attempting steal Basil Doerhoefer's Estate.
Alan M. Doerhoefer (Expedia.com Employee),of Seattle Wa. Alan made threats to his father Basil Doerhoefer 111 of Louisville, Ky. Alan demanded a copy of his father's Trust Document & Last Will & Testament. This occured in 2007. A witness was present. Copies were distributed to Basil Doerhoefer's children, (against his will), including copies to his ex-wife Gail Ulferts of Prospect, Ky., Basil's Nephew David T. Richardson (Learning House Employee), as well as several others to be named soon.
Neil A. Sussman Attorney of New York was hired to impersonate a Oppenheimer Attorney. Basil Doerhoefer's Daughter (A former employee of Oppenheimer), Now is employed at Morgan Stanley in Florida. Sarah tricked her Father into signing the last page of many documents, in attempt to file a lawsuit against N.C.C. (now PNC Trust Dept.)
Daughter Mary Gail Parr of Cheim & Read located in N.Y.C. is the root of all evil. A scorned, wacked woman with multiple personalities. She obviously thinks she's above the law. Buy Art Work from someone else than this trouble maker. She carries a min-micro tape recorder with her at all times.
Son Basil T. Doerhoefer, (Bank Of America Employee) & his wife Anna Doerhoefer, (Food Buy Employee both of Charlotte, NC. played an equal role to those mentioned in this criminal complaint. On numerous visits to the Basil Doerhoefer residence located at 1012 Cherokee Rd. Louisville, ky. 40204, Anna stole email account & password information from the upstairs desk. She also stole items from the former 2140 bonnycastle Condos. How many fabricated emails did she send out impersonating Mr. Doerhoefer & His Companion Michael?
Since Attorney Neil A. Sussman has been exposed, Basil Doerhoefer's children forced him to throw out his companion of nearly 15 years, & change his Trust / Will to benefit themselves. They also took most of his antiques from him. He has only his bed, and a few chairs now.
He has very little income, though his companion is still taking him to his appointments, grocery store....
All of Basil Doerhoefer's children, & family members are thieves. Do not hire them. Too bad Basil Doerhoefer 111 is a kind, honest person. A elderly man being taken advantage of by his greed ridden family,Nephew, & former in-laws, (The Ulferts).
To Sarah Morrow , (Soon to be wife of Alan Doerhoefer), you better run. Alan abused his ex-wife Megan Mitsules, & he will abuse you too. Your wedding day in Seattle is June 16th, 2011. better wise up. The family you are marrying into will screw you over. Some words of wisdom, Get a prenuptual quick.
To Doug Baker of Seattle, Wa. You claim to be Basil Doerhoefer's best friend. Funny, he's always had reservations about you. Still cheating on you Orthodonist Wife Dr. Irena Baker? Sleeping with your Hepatitus C infected girlfriend is beyond bad. Not good for your wife's business. You also screwed around with another woman in the red carriage house, owned by Basil Doerhoefer in Louisville, ky. a few years ago as you recall.
David T. Richardson, (Nephew of Basil Doerhoefer), You are as much a part of this criminal activity as the rest. In your position with Louisvile's "The Learning House Inc.". You should refrain from involving yourself in illegal activities. After all didn't you father nearly go to prison with Jake Butcher back in Knoxville?
The Doerhoefer family claim to be "Old Money"-lol ... faded money.
Basil Doerhoefer's Attorney Gordon B. Wright of Wyatt, Tarrant, and Combs was all the while aware of Mr. Doerhoefer's childrens threats & conspiracy, and Failed to help Protect His Client.
Well, all of this bunch will be in Seattle for the Wedding of Alan Doerhoefer & Sarah Morrow. To those in attendance, watch the Doerhoefer family, they wil smile to your face & stab you in the back. Not a wealthy family, as they claim to be. Maybe someone will be there observing their activities?
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noun set·tle·ment ?se-t?l-m?nt : a formal agreement or decision that ends an argument or dispute; also : an amount of money that someone receives as part of such an agreement. : the act or process of settling an argument or disagreement. : the act of paying back money that is owed. |
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dregs
noun set·tle·ment ?se-t?l-m?nt : a formal agreement or decision that ends an argument or dispute; also : an amount of money that someone receives as part of such an agreement. : the act or process of settling an argument or disagreement. : the act of paying back money that is owed. |
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dregs
noun set·tle·ment ?se-t?l-m?nt : a formal agreement or decision that ends an argument or dispute; also : an amount of money that someone receives as part of such an agreement. : the act or process of settling an argument or disagreement. : the act of paying back money that is owed. |
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dregs
noun set·tle·ment ?se-t?l-m?nt : a formal agreement or decision that ends an argument or dispute; also : an amount of money that someone receives as part of such an agreement. : the act or process of settling an argument or disagreement. : the act of paying back money that is owed. |
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dregs
noun set·tle·ment ?se-t?l-m?nt : a formal agreement or decision that ends an argument or dispute; also : an amount of money that someone receives as part of such an agreement. : the act or process of settling an argument or disagreement. : the act of paying back money that is owed. |
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dregs
noun set·tle·ment ?se-t?l-m?nt : a formal agreement or decision that ends an argument or dispute; also : an amount of money that someone receives as part of such an agreement. : the act or process of settling an argument or disagreement. : the act of paying back money that is owed. |
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dregs
noun set·tle·ment ?se-t?l-m?nt : a formal agreement or decision that ends an argument or dispute; also : an amount of money that someone receives as part of such an agreement. : the act or process of settling an argument or disagreement. : the act of paying back money that is owed. |
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dregs
noun set·tle·ment ?se-t?l-m?nt : a formal agreement or decision that ends an argument or dispute; also : an amount of money that someone receives as part of such an agreement. : the act or process of settling an argument or disagreement. : the act of paying back money that is owed. |
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dregs
noun set·tle·ment ?se-t?l-m?nt : a formal agreement or decision that ends an argument or dispute; also : an amount of money that someone receives as part of such an agreement. : the act or process of settling an argument or disagreement. : the act of paying back money that is owed. |
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dregs
noun set·tle·ment ?se-t?l-m?nt : a formal agreement or decision that ends an argument or dispute; also : an amount of money that someone receives as part of such an agreement. : the act or process of settling an argument or disagreement. : the act of paying back money that is owed. |
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dregs
noun set·tle·ment ?se-t?l-m?nt : a formal agreement or decision that ends an argument or dispute; also : an amount of money that someone receives as part of such an agreement. : the act or process of settling an argument or disagreement. : the act of paying back money that is owed. |
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dregs
noun set·tle·ment ?se-t?l-m?nt : a formal agreement or decision that ends an argument or dispute; also : an amount of money that someone receives as part of such an agreement. : the act or process of settling an argument or disagreement. : the act of paying back money that is owed. |
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dregs
noun set·tle·ment ?se-t?l-m?nt : a formal agreement or decision that ends an argument or dispute; also : an amount of money that someone receives as part of such an agreement. : the act or process of settling an argument or disagreement. : the act of paying back money that is owed. |
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dregs
noun set·tle·ment ?se-t?l-m?nt : a formal agreement or decision that ends an argument or dispute; also : an amount of money that someone receives as part of such an agreement. : the act or process of settling an argument or disagreement. : the act of paying back money that is owed. |
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dregs
noun set·tle·ment ?se-t?l-m?nt : a formal agreement or decision that ends an argument or dispute; also : an amount of money that someone receives as part of such an agreement. : the act or process of settling an argument or disagreement. : the act of paying back money that is owed. |
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dregs
noun set·tle·ment ?se-t?l-m?nt : a formal agreement or decision that ends an argument or dispute; also : an amount of money that someone receives as part of such an agreement. : the act or process of settling an argument or disagreement. : the act of paying back money that is owed. |
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dregs
noun set·tle·ment ?se-t?l-m?nt : a formal agreement or decision that ends an argument or dispute; also : an amount of money that someone receives as part of such an agreement. : the act or process of settling an argument or disagreement. : the act of paying back money that is owed. |
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dregs
noun set·tle·ment ?se-t?l-m?nt : a formal agreement or decision that ends an argument or dispute; also : an amount of money that someone receives as part of such an agreement. : the act or process of settling an argument or disagreement. : the act of paying back money that is owed. |
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dregs
noun set·tle·ment ?se-t?l-m?nt : a formal agreement or decision that ends an argument or dispute; also : an amount of money that someone receives as part of such an agreement. : the act or process of settling an argument or disagreement. : the act of paying back money that is owed. |
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noun set·tle·ment ?se-t?l-m?nt : a formal agreement or decision that ends an argument or dispute; also : an amount of money that someone receives as part of such an agreement. : the act or process of settling an argument or disagreement. : the act of paying back money that is owed. |
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