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Christopher King has worked in residential and corporate real estate in various capacities for the past twelve years, clearing title, filing zoning applications and reviewing wireless tower contracts. He and his associates are now teaming to provide video coverage of America's imploding Mortgage market. All images video and text subject to copyright.

KingCast/Mortgage Movies bring awareness to Marie Miller NationStar NH Supreme Court Petition for fraudulent foreclosure per NH Bill of Rights 2, 8, 14, 35, 37.

The chap in the back taking copious notes is recently-retired Union Leader Statehouse Dome correspondent Tom Fahey. He returned for this special event.

Someone told me: ' I didn't know he was still around.' I said 'Well today he is.'

I told him: 'Sit still Tom you are about to get an earful on this one.'

'Standing is a basic tenet of American Jurisprudence.....'

15 Dec. 2011 we came we saw we rocked it, video of our testimony coming by tomorrow. I got off into Senator Ayotte's willful failures and transgressions on the mortgage front as well. Major press was there in the form of Union Leader's Tom Fahey, stills to follow as well. And for the distinguished members of the Committee at the bottom of this page I present the Shawn Masterson video before Judge Diane Nicolosi as he tells her 'My client Wells Fargo and I have reviewed the original note and mortgage and it is in my desk,' yet somehow never produced.

In this journal entry I showed how State Rep Timothy B. Comerford got involved so that Marie Miller apparently prevailed in her case, only to subsequently find that they reopened the case that was allegedly dismissed by NationStar. Ms. Miller asked that the Withdrawal be clarified as to whether it was with or without prejudice, a reasonable question. The Court then stated that her request reopened the case, but the question remains why there is a case in the first place given that NationStar should squarely be held in contempt for its failure to produce the original mortgage and wet ink note, when the failure to provide such items properly results in dismissal, except in New Hampshire as we see with Judge Diane Nicolosi and foreclosure mill attorney Shawn Masterson. But see how it is really supposed to work as you review NY State Judge Arthur Schack, AZ Bankruptcy Judge Eileen Hollowell and Judge Christopher Boyko from my former Federal practice venue when I was AAG and in private practice, prior to becoming a title insurance producer.

You can watch my work with Rod Class and Carl Weston down on Capitol Hill earlier this year; NH Senator Kelly Ayotte hates my Capitol Hill visit to her office just as much as she hates my erstwhile colleagues at the Ohio AG Office, including Richard Cordray and Kent Markus. She and her Republican Cronies down-voted Richard Cordray as CFPB Czar last week.

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