Mr. Gedaljahu Ebert had a flourishing real estate business, when he was bankrupted fraudulently 17 years ago. Trying to understand the violence and torture that he had to endure as a former wealthy business man, turned him into a “forensic investigator” par excellence.
His case is one of four that we presented to the Secretary of State The Rt Hon Dr. Vincent Cable to point out the absent lack of evidence as a faulty adminsitrative procedure.
The response we received on his behalf from the Insolvency Service is here.
The same four cases were put before the Lord Chancellor Kenneth Clarke MP to point out the abuse of HM seal.
The other three cases are
Paulette had asked her MP Stephen Phillips QC for help. He got this letter from Kenneth Clarke QC, while we are still waiting for our response, despite numerous follow-up phone calls.
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December 28, 2010 at 8:23 pm
[...] also invited those MPs whose victims are among the four fraudulent bankruptcies we presented to the Lord Chancellor Kenneth Clarke QC MP and the Business Minister Vincent Cable [...]
January 2, 2011 at 9:37 pm
I agree, these illegal bankruptcies, & the people responsible should be imprisoned for life. Do these people, if you can call them that, realise the pain & suffering they have caused hard working human beings? These poor unfortunate souls who had fell foul to a bunch of crooks should be compensated & Judges who presided over their cases should be struck off for good. People have lost their entire livelihoods over crooked Judges. I am one of those people. Being denied a proper court hearing, & hoping for my case to be heard without the fear of becoming illegally bankrupt. These so called trusting Judges are as bad as the rest of the Mafia.
January 2, 2011 at 9:55 pm
You do call a spade a spade, don’t you, Jean!
Well written. Thanks!!!
April 15, 2011 at 8:37 pm
[...] lot of time with Mr Ebert, Brad produced Volume 1 of The Forensics of Legal Fraud with him, one of four key cases of fraudulent [...]
April 29, 2011 at 4:28 pm
[...] as our other ‘key samples of fraudulent bankruptcies’, he was bankrupted by Deloitte Touche so that he was [...]
May 3, 2011 at 9:57 pm
One of the problems here is that the various bankers/lawyers/accountants who have dealt with Mr Fabb over the years are bound by confidentiality/corporate reputation from telling the world that he is in fact a poor businessman, vexatious litigant and that his businesses were very poorly run to the point where there were questions about the integrity of the dealings of his finance personnel. Mr Fabb has had a quarrel with Deloitte over a number of years which may or may not have some foundation but every couple of years he finds a new way of clawing in someone else into “the conspiracy”. Deloitte may or may not have been in the wrong on the initial insolvency of David Fabb Holdings but suggest that lawyers, bankers, valuers and judges were involved in this over a number of years is pure fantasy.
May 4, 2011 at 9:17 am
Dear Mr Anonymous
do you always leave negative comments about people without them being able to talk things over?
Not very admirable or applaudable!?…
Who are you to judge any business man as ‘poor’? It all depends how you measure success. The Japanese measure it by the numbers of risks taken.
Will youever take the risk of at leasting posting in a non-anonymous fashion, I wonder?
Yours not impressed,
Sabine
May 27, 2011 at 8:12 am
[...] disgraceful case. Together with Mrs Cooper’s and Mr Fox’s horrendous story we submitted these four key samples to the Lord Chancellor and the Business Minister, hoping for attention and [...]
February 5, 2012 at 9:37 am
[...] four fraudulent key sample cases were put before the Minister of Justice and the Business Minister without any effect or result [...]