“Robo-Signing” Woman Kept Signing Docs- 13 Years After Her Death (via Foreclosureblues)

“Robo-Signing” Woman Kept Signing Docs- 13 Years After Her Death “Robo-Signing” Woman Kept Signing Docs- 13 Years After Her Death Today, January 02, 2011, 5 hours ago | twist Who says that just because you’re dead you can’t keep on working?  In what is certainly the most blatant case of robo-signing I’ve seen to date, one company had a woman signing hundreds of documents- for thirteen years after her death.  [Hat tip Freedoms Phoenix.] How, may you ask, can a woman who has been dead since 1995 sign documents m … Read More

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