I am not involved in this project, but I have had recent contact with Langrill. In September, 2009 I was attempting to collect a substantial debt from an individual here in Oregon. Langrill called me, and introduced himself as a fiduciary representative with a firm called First Fidelity. He said that the man who owed me money was his client, and that he had asked Langrill to liquidate some assets and pay me immediately. I was a little suspicious, but, it seemed an easier path than going to court.
Langrill strung me along for a month. He e-mailed and called, always promising that 'payment was just a few days away.' I recorded all of the calls by the way. I'm a writer who does a great deal of research, and I record many of my calls as a matter of habit. When I finally tired of Langrill's BS, and researched him, I discovered the criminal past you have talked about in your posts. For what it's worth, I also learned from an attorney friend In Las Vegas that Homer's purported chef routine and claims of owning a restaurant were bogus. I confronted Homer on the phone, and he did the brave thing and hung up.
The good news is that when I played a portion of my conversations with Langrill for the man who owed me the money, he was terrified. He and Langrill had committed several federal crimes by conspiring across state lines to defraud me, after all. In a few days, I received payment in full for the debt. I have notified the US Attorney of Langrill's activities in this matter, by the way.
Langrill and the man who owed me money have apparently also worked a gold and silver investment scam with seniors here in Oregon.
Good to hear that you folks have figured this guy out.
best,
Brad
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