go_wamu, those are the transcripts...
...they are what the man testified. I don't know who the "other's opinion" is, but I just go by what I can read and what are the facts.
In these foreclosure defense cases, bloggers and "specialty attorney's" IMO are cherry picking a sentence out of context (accounting records "where he didn't work, so he could never have seen them" versus the mortgage records "where he did work and saw them on his screen" but never printed an entire record). Out of the hundreds of billions of WMB mortgage backed securities, a few cases get the attention; all by borrowers who stopped paying their mortgages and want a loophole out. All that they have won was time, pushing back the foreclosures. As stated before, FDIC and JPM made some "chain of title" errors in certain instances state-wide, and some on a one-by-one basis. That has slowed foreclosures, but in the end there was settlement and/or payment.
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