AZCowboy, thank you for your excellent due diligence, facts and outstanding understanding of the ACTUAL processes that have taken place in the WaMu bankruptcy case since 9/25/2008.
There have been many missed issues rather purposely or not but to not want to understand the facts, filings and links when they are placed here for easy review must be for other alternative reasonings.
RE: Note 7: Runoff Notes – Class 16 is just about paid in full.
Since the distribution of Runoff Notes in May 2014, we understand that Reorganized WMI has fully redeemed the First Lien Runoff Notes. On December 1, 2015, Reorganized WMI made a partial redemption of the Second Lien Runoff Notes. The Trust received $80,488 and the DCR received $69,499, respectively, of principal note reduction. On December 1, 2015, Reorganized WMI also paid interest on the Second Lien Runoff Notes. The Trust received $10,647, and the DCR received $9,470, respectively, of interest on Second Lien Runoff Notes. As of December 31, 2015, the Trust owned $249,781 of Second Lien Runoff Notes, including interest and the DCR owned $224,280 of Second Lien Runoff Notes, including interest.
The problem was not that these statements existed, the problem and he reads that the claims: "Intercompany Claims shall be extinguished, unless otherwise agreed or resolved between the parties to a given Intercompany Claim, resolved by the Global Settlement Agreement or released by operation of the Plan. Any such transaction may be effected without any further action by the stockholders of any of the Debtors or the Debtors in Possession."
Does anyone know who wrote the GSA? Right Rosensack....In the GSA JPM benefits from the claims and will treat them as administrative claims.....