Bell Buckle Holdings (BLLB)

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DAVID RHODEHAMEL, same FRAUD MO, now its BLLB


Odd how no claimed BLLB shareholders wanna HOLD DA PERPS ACCOUNTABLE.

Let's step back to a 2006 DAVID RHODEHAMEL fraud and see if any a these TACTICS sound familiar.
Da jury is gonna FRY this piece a sht
LILY RHODEHAMEL and her DAD DAVID RHODEHAMEL.
MARK MILLER? HILFRIGGINLARIOUS Dumbass

https://www.dispatch.com/story/news/crime/2010/11/16/property-manager-stole-from-elderly/23889591007/
David R. Rhodehamel
A former Columbus property manager faces up to 54 years in prison after he was convicted todayy of theft, forgery and money laundering in his handling of an elderly woman's real-estate holdings.
SOUND FAMILIAR?

Jurors, who heard eight days of testimony in the courtroom of Judge Beverly Y. Pfeiffer, convicted him on nine of 10 counts after deliberating less than five hours.
JURYs DONT LIKE DAVID RHODEHAMEL FRAUDS

Betty Mattlin of Bexley was in her mid-80s when Rhodehamel began victimizing her while working for Wears Kahn McMenamy, a company that managed her properties, prosecutors said.
RICO and CLASS ACTION THIS TIME DAVE

He obtained an $800,000 mortgage on her properties in 2004 after using forged documents to convince First City Bank that he owned them.
FORGED DOCUMENTS? JUST LIKE MARK MILLER

Rhodehamel kept $50,000 of a $250,000 disbursement that was owed to Mattlin.
MRS Matlin was a 92 YR OLD WOMAN.

He was convicted of six money-laundering counts for a series of wire transfers out of client accounts to purchase a $218,000 condo in Florida.
SEEMS DA RHODEHAMELS LIKE BUYIN FLORIDA CONDOS WIT STOLEN COIN.

Jurors acquitted Rhodehamel of one theft count related to his involvement in the $218,000 sale of a property Mattlin owned in Circleville. She authorized the sale, but testimony showed that the money was never credited to her account.
FLORIDA CONDO FOR THE RHODEHAMELS

, but conceded "there are some documents we have difficulty explaining."
O REALLY? WE GOT MORE 4 THIS JURY

Rhodehamel was the subject of a Dispatch series last year that focused on his Columbus Properties Limited Partnership, which defaulted on federally backed loans for six apartment complexes that became run-down dumps.
SOUND LIKE BLLB?