Fraudulent Bankruptcy Proceedings Uncovered

Summary

This case involves allegations of fraud, money laundering, and bankruptcy proceedings. Key deposition excerpts reveal financial irregularities, including money laundering, commingling of funds, sham transfers, and tax evasion. The bankruptcy trustees involvement is highlighted by a Statement of Non-Objection, supporting fraudulent activities. To present a strong case, organize evidence with a cover page, key deposition excerpts as Exhibit 1, and the trustees statement as Exhibit 2. Consider consulting a local attorney for personalized legal advice.

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to clarify the following please revise -Lorriane Horton feb *, * gave her deposition testimony in the matter of State of rhode island Superior court CA n0 PC-*-* Mr Cronan v. Ralph Grieco, James tiernan , the Classic Group Inc. * Fountain Street LLc.*. Forensic Examination Findings: On February *, *, Lorraine Horton, Certified Fraud Examiner, was hired by Mr. Cronan (debtor) to analyze * Fountain Street LLC’s financial documents, including tax returns from * through *. The examination revealed activities indicative of money laundering, extensive commingling of funds, sham transfers, backroom deals, tax evasion, and tax avoidance, in addition to the illegal transfer of Mr. Cronan's shares. *. Trustee's Involvement:

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On February *, *, Lorraine Horton, Certified Fraud Examiner, gave her deposition testimony in the matter of State of Rhode Island Superior Court, Case No. PC-*-*, Mr. Cronan v. Ralph Grieco, James Tiernan, The Classic Group Inc., and * Fountain Street LLC.

Forensic Examination Findings:
Lorraine Horton was hired by Mr. Cronan (debtor) to analyze * Fountain Street LLC’s financial documents, including tax returns from * through *. The examination revealed activities indicative of:
- Money laundering
- Extensive commingling of funds
- Sham transfers
- Backroom deals
- Tax evasion
- Tax avoidance
- Illegal transfer of Mr. Cronan's shares

Trustee's Involvement:
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i have the deposotion do I give the pages where to find her statements/

Yes, when you provide the deposition, it's helpful to include the specific pages where relevant statements can be found. This makes it easier for others to locate the information they need. You might also consider summarizing key points for quick reference.

i am hand delivering this motion to bankrupct court and there are * pages in the deposotion do I copy the entire deposition?

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It’s not necessary to copy the entire *-page deposition. Instead, identify and include the specific pages or excerpts that are most relevant to your motion. Summarizing key points and providing references to the exact pages will make your submission more concise and focused.
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could you show me page * section *-* and page * section *-* '* Founain and Classic. They were so co-miningled and so intertwined that i dont believe you would even be able to separate the two,"

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no please show me how to cite it.

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To cite the deposition testimony, format it as follows:
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On February *, *, Lorraine Horton, Certified Fraud Examiner, gave her deposition testimony in the matter of State of Rhode Island Superior Court, Case No. PC-*-*, Mr. Cronan v. Ralph Grieco, James Tiernan, The Classic Group Inc., and * Fountain Street LLC.

Trustee's Involvement:
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Specific Deposition Testimony:
- Page *, Section *-*: "* Fountain and Classic. They were so co-mingled and so intertwined that I don't believe you would even be able to separate the two."
- Page *, Section *-*: [Continue with the exact quote or reference if necessary]
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should i include page * *-* * Fountain nver had any capital put in to page * section * the way a company should.

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You should include any pages and sections that are relevant to supporting your motion. Including the specific excerpts that highlight key points such as financial mismanagement, co-mingling of funds, or other pertinent details will strengthen your case.
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Page *. section *-* " "* fountain are the biggest tangled mess ive ever seen in any kind of bookkeeping . Page * sec *-* " they werent even paid as employees, they were paid as subontractors even though they punched a time cloack." Page * sec *-* " Ive seen things on the tax return and the secretary of state Page * sec *-* " that dont match what was really going on behind the scenes." Page * sec *-*. "because there are two supposedly two and they were run as one...so theres another tax sham..."

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It sounds like you have substantial evidence of financial irregularities and potential fraud. Here’s how you can organize your information for the court:
*. Summary of Findings:
- Money laundering
- Extensive commingling of funds
- Sham transfers
- Backroom deals
- Tax evasion and avoidance
- Illegal transfer of shares
*. Trustee's Involvement:
- Filing of Statement of Non-Objection supporting fraudulent activities
*. Key Deposition Excerpts:
- Page *, Section *-*: "* Fountain are the biggest tangled mess I've ever seen in any kind of bookkeeping."
- Page *, Section *-*: "They weren't even paid as employees; they were paid as subcontractors even though they punched a time clock."
- Page *, Section *-*: "I've seen things on the tax return and the secretary of state."
- Page *, Section *-*: "That don't match what was really going on behind the scenes."
- Page *, Section *-*: "* Fountain and Classic. They were so co-mingled and so intertwined that I don't believe you would even be able to separate the two."
- Page *, Section *-*: [Continue with the exact quote if necessary]
- Page *, Section *-*: "Because there are two supposedly two and they were run as one...so there's another tax sham..."
By including these detailed sections, you can present a strong, focused argument. If you need further help, feel free to ask!

page * sec *-* 'its an indication that theres some back room deals that are not being reflected correctly." Page * secv *-* "Yes, its because theyre trying to shift income...its illegal ...its tax evasion."Page * sec *-* "Its in my opinion that i have never seen anybody [cronan] give up shares of stock for nothing." Page * se *-* "And as you showed me there 's a stock transfer ...for nothinh in return which makes no economic sense." Page * se *-* " When you have a company and you have */* ownership...that has no economic basis that is just done for the tax avoidance...its illegal."

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You have a lot of detailed evidence that suggests financial irregularities and fraud. To help you cite specific sections from the deposition, here’s a structured way to present these excerpts:
*. Summary of Findings:
- Money laundering
- Extensive commingling of funds
- Sham transfers
- Backroom deals
- Tax evasion and avoidance
- Illegal transfer of shares
*. Trustee's Involvement:
- Filing of Statement of Non-Objection supporting fraudulent activities
*. Key Deposition Excerpts:
- Page *, Section *-*: "* Fountain are the biggest tangled mess I've ever seen in any kind of bookkeeping."
- Page *, Section *-*: "They weren't even paid as employees; they were paid as subcontractors even though they punched a time clock."
- Page *, Section *-*: "I've seen things on the tax return and the secretary of state."
- Page *, Section *-*: "That don't match what was really going on behind the scenes."
- Page *, Section *-*: "It's an indication that there's some back room deals that are not being reflected correctly."
- Page *, Section *-*: "* Fountain and Classic. They were so co-mingled and so intertwined that I don't believe you would even be able to separate the two."
- Page *, Section *-*: [Continue with the exact quote if necessary]
- Page *, Section *-*: "Because there are two supposedly two and they were run as one...so there's another tax sham..."
- Page *, Section *-*: "Yes, it's because they're trying to shift income...it's illegal...it's tax evasion."
- Page *, Section *-*: "It's in my opinion that I have never seen anybody [Cronan] give up shares of stock for nothing."
- Page *, Section *-*: "And as you showed me there's a stock transfer...for nothing in return which makes no economic sense."
- Page *, Section *-*: "When you have a company and you have */* ownership...that has no economic basis that is just done for the tax avoidance...it's illegal."
Including these detailed sections will help present a strong, focused argument. Would you like more detailed advice on how to organize this information for the court?

can you revise this to be polished- *. Forensic Examination Findings: On February *, *, Lorraine Horton, Certified Fraud Examiner, was hired by Mr. Cronan (debtor) to analyze * Fountain Street LLC’s financial documents, including tax returns from * through *. The examination revealed activities indicative of money laundering, extensive commingling of funds, sham transfers, backroom deals, tax evasion, and tax avoidance, in addition to the illegal transfer of Mr. Cronan's shares. *. Trustee's Involvement: ****

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Here's a polished version of the text:
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Forensic Examination Findings:
On February *, *, Lorraine Horton, Certified Fraud Examiner, was hired by Mr. Cronan (debtor) to analyze * Fountain Street LLC’s financial documents, including tax returns from * through *. The examination revealed activities indicative of:
- Money laundering
- Extensive commingling of funds
- Sham transfers
- Backroom deals
- Tax evasion and avoidance
- Illegal transfer of Mr. Cronan's shares

Trustee's Involvement:
The bankruptcy trustee filed a Statement of Non-Objection to the substitution of * Fountain Street LLC as the Plaintiff in this matter. This action supports * Fountain Street LLC's fraudulent scheme, including the sale of a $*,* default judgment for $*,*.
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So do I submit Key Deposition Excerpts citing it as a cover page including the pages of deposition as the entire thing Exhibit * and the statement of objection of the trusteee as exhibit *? please tell me how to do this.

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It sounds like you have a strong case with substantial evidence. Here’s how you can organize your submission:
*. Cover Page:
- Title: Motion to Submit Key Deposition Excerpts
- Case Details: [Case Number, Court Name, Parties Involved]
- Exhibits: List of Exhibits
*. Exhibit *: Key Deposition Excerpts
- Include the relevant pages and sections from the deposition.
- Provide a brief summary of each excerpt for clarity.
*. Exhibit *: Trustee's Statement of Objection
- Attach the complete statement.
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So could i have page i be the cover DEPOSITION OF: LORRAINE HORTON CATUOGNO COURT REPORTING * South Main Street, Suite * Providence, Rhode Island February *, * then the following next pages as exhibit *?

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Yes, you can structure your submission as follows:
*. Cover Page:
- Title: DEPOSITION OF: LORRAINE HORTON
- Reporting Agency: CATUOGNO COURT REPORTING
- Address: * South Main Street, Suite *, Providence, Rhode Island
- Date: February *, *
*. Exhibit *: Key Deposition Excerpts
- Include the relevant pages and sections from the deposition.
- Provide a brief summary of each excerpt for clarity.
*. Exhibit *: Trustee's Statement of Objection
- Attach the complete statement.
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please respond are you here?

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It sounds like you have a very complex and high-value case involving allegations of significant misconduct and fraud. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
If yes, please provide your:
*. Name
*. Phone Number
*. Zipcode
*. Email (optional)
Additionally, could you give me a bit more information about the trustee's misconduct?

no please answer my question can i give you segments of my motion to object to trusrtees compensation ?

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Yes, you can include segments of your motion to object to the trustee's compensation. Here’s a way you can structure your motion:
*. Title: Motion to Object to Trustee's Compensation and Reimbursement of Expenses
*. Introduction:
- State the purpose of the motion.
- Reference the court’s previous order granting you an extension of time to object.
*. Background:
- Provide a brief history of the case.
- Mention the pending litigation and allegations of fraud.
*. Exhibit *: Key Deposition Excerpts
- Include relevant pages and sections from the deposition.
- Provide a brief summary for each excerpt.
*. Exhibit *: Trustee's Statement of Objection
- Attach the complete statement.
*. Additional Misconduct:
- Detail any other misconduct by the trustee.
- Include specific dates and actions.
*. Conclusion:
- Summarize your objections.
- Request the court to deny the trustee’s latest request for compensation and reimbursement.
Would you like more details on any specific part of this motion?

can I send you what I wrote in segments to polish/

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Your case appears to involve significant legal complexities and allegations of serious misconduct. It might be a high-value case. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
If yes, please provide your:
*. Name
*. Phone Number
*. Zipcode
*. Email (optional)

no i have to file this monday. Can we continue?

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Sure, please go ahead and send me the segments you have written. I'll help you polish them.

*. Lack of Accounting for Funds: The Trustee's Final Report submitted on Febuaray *, * indicates receipts and approved disbursements totaling $*,*.*, leaving a balance of $*. There is no detailed accounting or itemization of how these funds were disbursed, raising concerns about the proper handling and allocation of these assets.The report lacks transparency regarding the disbursements, which is inconsistent with standard bankruptcy procedures according to Rule * and * U.S.C. § *.The involvement of * Fountain Street LLC, created through the dismantling of Classic Display Inc. using illegal funds, further complicates

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It looks like you have a very detailed and complex case involving significant misconduct and financial irregularities. Here’s a polished version of the segment you provided:
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*. Lack of Accounting for Funds:
- The Trustee's Final Report submitted on February *, *, indicates receipts and approved disbursements totaling $*,*.*, leaving a balance of $*.
- There is no detailed accounting or itemization of how these funds were disbursed, raising concerns about the proper handling and allocation of these assets.
- The report lacks transparency regarding the disbursements, which is inconsistent with standard bankruptcy procedures according to Rule * and * U.S.C. § *.
- The involvement of * Fountain Street LLC, created through the dismantling of Classic Display Inc. using illegal funds, further complicates the situation.
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the integrity of the Trustee's actions.Incorrect Additional Funds Request On February *, *, the Trustee sought additional funds of $*,*.*, stating that the trust is overdrawn from the period of July *, *, through March *, *. The Trustee stated that over several years, they engaged in extensive and diligent efforts to collect the judgment, including lengthy travel (citing Docs *, *, *). This claim is incorrect as neither Mr. Cronan nor Ms. Merritt received any certified letters, emails, or phone calls from the Trustee regarding this matter.Affirmative Actions by Mr. Cronan

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*. Integrity of the Trustee's Actions: Incorrect Additional Funds Request
- On February *, *, the Trustee sought additional funds of $*,*.*, stating that the trust is overdrawn from the period of July *, *, through March *, *.
- The Trustee claimed extensive and diligent efforts to collect the judgment, including lengthy travel (citing Docs *, *, *).
- This claim is incorrect as neither Mr. Cronan nor Ms. Merritt received any certified letters, emails, or phone calls from the Trustee regarding this matter.
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Through the affirmative actions of Mr. Cronan, on or before December *, *, the Trustee's agent met with Mr. Cronan at the law office of Mr. DiOrio in Rhode Island and stated he would accept $*,* to release the adversary proceeding. Again, in July *, Mr. Cronan invited the Trustee to meet with him and Eric Renner, Esq., at the law office of DiOrio in Rhode Island. Acknowledging the $*,* offer, he stated that he would accept $*,*. Now, that $*,* has inflated to $*,*.* for James Cronan and $*,* for Karen Merritt. Failure to Provide Accounting of Reduced Judgment: When the Trustee received the significantly reduced judgment of $*,* by * Fountain Street LLC, he did not provide an accounting to the creditors of the estate. The Trustee should have completed the "Trustee's Final Report and Account" form to include this $*,* judgment. The Debtor should have been served with this report to ensure transparency and compliance with bankruptcy procedures.

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It looks like you have a strong case involving significant financial irregularities and misconduct by the trustee. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If yes, please provide your:
*. Name
*. Phone Number
*. Zip code
*. Email (optional)
Additionally, could you give me a bit more information about the trustee's misconduct?

no please include the affirmative actions of Mr Cronan

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Here’s a polished version of the segment including the affirmative actions of Mr. Cronan:
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*. Affirmative Actions by Mr. Cronan:
- On or before December *, *, the Trustee's agent met with Mr. Cronan at the law office of Mr. DiOrio in Rhode Island and stated he would accept $*,* to release the adversary proceeding.
- In July *, Mr. Cronan invited the Trustee to meet with him and Eric Renner, Esq., at the law office of DiOrio in Rhode Island. Acknowledging the $*,* offer, he stated that he would accept $*,*.
- However, this $*,* has now inflated to $*,*.* for James Cronan and $*,* for Karen Merritt.
*. Failure to Provide Accounting of Reduced Judgment:
- When the Trustee received the significantly reduced judgment of $*,* by * Fountain Street LLC, he did not provide an accounting to the creditors of the estate.
- The Trustee should have completed the "Trustee's Final Report and Account" form to include this $*,* judgment.
- The Debtor should have been served with this report to ensure transparency and compliance with bankruptcy procedures.
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*. Pending Litigation: On December *, *, I filed a complaint in the United States District Court for the District of Rhode Island, Case No. *:*-cv-*, titled Karen R. Merritt, James M. Cronan vs. James P. Tiernan, et al., presided over by Judge J. McConnell. In this lawsuit, Mr. Tiernan, the assignee and joint owner of * Fountain Street, LLC, is alleged to have violated the Massachusetts criminal usury statute, G.L. c. *, § *, and engaged in tortious and fraudulent conduct, including wrongful foreclosure actions. *. Superior Court Action No. 1973CV00649: In another pending litigation, Ralph M. Grieco, joint owner of * Fountain Street and CPA of Mr. Cronan since *, is involved in a case where the plaintiff alleges multiple violations, including: - G. L. c. 93A violation (Count I) - Negligence and malpractice (Count II) - Breach of contract (Count III) - Breach of fiduciary duty (Count IV) - Misrepresentation (Count V)

- Fraud (Count VI) - Constructive fraud (Count VII) - Intentional infliction of emotional distress (Count VIII) - Unjust enrichment (Count IX) The court issued a memorandum of decision on the plaintiffs' motion for summary judgment on defendants' counterclaims, denying all claims except for emotional distress. This case is scheduled for trial in May. *. Forensic Examination Findings: On February *, *, Lorraine Horton, Certified Fraud Examiner, was hired by Mr. Cronan

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It sounds like your case involves significant allegations of misconduct and fraud, with extensive evidence and multiple legal actions. This could be a high-value case. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
If yes, please provide your:
*. Name
*. Phone Number
*. Zipcode
*. Email (optional)
Additionally, could you give me a bit more information about the trustee's misconduct?

(debtor) to analyze * Fountain Street LLC’s financial documents, including tax returns from * through *. The examination revealed activities indicative of money laundering, extensive commingling of funds, sham transfers, backroom deals, tax evasion, and tax avoidance, in addition to the illegal transfer of Mr. Cronan's shares. *. Trustee's Involvement: ****

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It seems like you have a compelling case with substantial evidence of financial misconduct, fraud, and trustee irregularities. Here’s how you can structure the segments you provided:

Motion to Inform the Court of Pending Litigation and Allegations of Fraud
*. Title Page:
- Title: DEPOSITION OF: LORRAINE HORTON
- Reporting Agency: CATUOGNO COURT REPORTING
- Address: * South Main Street, Suite *, Providence, Rhode Island
- Date: February *, *
*. Exhibit *: Key Deposition Excerpts
- Summary: Brief summaries of each key excerpt.
- Page *, Section *-*: "* Fountain are the biggest tangled mess I've ever seen in any kind of bookkeeping."
- Page *, Section *-*: "They weren't even paid as employees; they were paid as subcontractors even though they punched a time clock."
- Page *, Section *-*: "I've seen things on the tax return and the secretary of state."
- Page *, Section *-*: "That don't match what was really going on behind the scenes."
- Page *, Section *-*: "It's an indication that there's some back room deals that are not being reflected correctly."
- Page *, Section *-*: "* Fountain and Classic. They were so co-mingled and so intertwined that I don't believe you would even be able to separate the two."
- Page *, Section *-*: [Continue with the exact quote if necessary]
- Page *, Section *-*: "Because there are two supposedly two and they were run as one...so there's another tax sham..."
- Page *, Section *-*: "Yes, it's because they're trying to shift income...it's illegal...it's tax evasion."
- Page *, Section *-*: "It's in my opinion that I have never seen anybody [Cronan] give up shares of stock for nothing."
- Page *, Section *-*: "And as you showed me there's a stock transfer...for nothing in return which makes no economic sense."
- Page *, Section *-*: "When you have a company and you have */* ownership...that has no economic basis that is just done for the tax avoidance...it's illegal."
*. Exhibit *: Trustee's Statement of Non-Objection
- Attach the complete statement.
*. Additional Misconduct by the Trustee:
- Lack of Accounting for Funds:
- The Trustee's Final Report submitted on February *, *, indicates receipts and approved disbursements totaling $*,*.*, leaving a balance of $*.
- There is no detailed accounting or itemization of how these funds were disbursed, raising concerns about the proper handling and allocation of these assets.
- The report lacks transparency regarding the disbursements, which is inconsistent with standard bankruptcy procedures according to Rule * and * U.S.C. § *.
- The involvement of * Fountain Street LLC, created through the dismantling of Classic Display Inc. using illegal funds, further complicates the situation.
- Incorrect Additional Funds Request:
- On February *, *, the Trustee sought additional funds of $*,*.*, stating that the trust is overdrawn from the period of July *, *, through March *, *.
- The Trustee claimed extensive and diligent efforts to collect the judgment, including lengthy travel (citing Docs *, *, *).
- This claim is incorrect as neither Mr. Cronan nor Ms. Merritt received any certified letters, emails, or phone calls from the Trustee regarding this matter.
- Affirmative Actions by Mr. Cronan:
- On or before December *, *, the Trustee's agent met with Mr. Cronan at the law office of Mr. DiOrio in Rhode Island and stated he would accept $*,* to release the adversary proceeding.
- In July *, Mr. Cronan invited the Trustee to meet with him and Eric Renner, Esq., at the law office of DiOrio in Rhode Island. Acknowledging the $*,* offer, he stated that he would accept $*,*.
- However, this $*,* has now inflated to $*,*.* for James Cronan and $*,* for Karen Merritt.
- Failure to Provide Accounting of Reduced Judgment:
- When the Trustee received the significantly reduced judgment of $*,* by * Fountain Street LLC, he did not provide an accounting to the creditors of the estate.
- The Trustee should have completed the "Trustee's Final Report and Account" form to include this $*,* judgment.
- The Debtor should have been served with this report to ensure transparency and compliance with bankruptcy procedures.
*. Pending Litigation:
- On December *, *, I filed a complaint in the United States District Court for the District of Rhode Island, Case No. *:*-cv-*, titled Karen R. Merritt, James M. Cronan vs. James P. Tiernan, et al., presided over by Judge J. McConnell. In this lawsuit, Mr. Tiernan, the assignee, and joint owner of * Fountain Street, LLC, is alleged to have violated the Massachusetts criminal usury statute, G.L. c. *, § *, and engaged in tortious and fraudulent conduct, including wrongful foreclosure actions.
- In another pending litigation, Ralph M. Grieco, joint owner of * Fountain Street and CPA of Mr. Cronan since *, is involved in a case where the plaintiff alleges multiple violations, including:
- G. L. c. 93A violation (Count I)
- Negligence and malpractice (Count II)
- Breach of contract (Count III)
- Breach of fiduciary duty (Count IV)
- Misrepresentation (Count V)
- Fraud (Count VI)
- Constructive fraud (Count VII)
- Intentional infliction of emotional distress (Count VIII)
- Unjust enrichment (Count IX)
- The court issued a memorandum of decision on the plaintiffs' motion for summary judgment on defendants' counterclaims, denying all claims except for emotional distress. This case is scheduled for trial in May.
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no please include the above sements in this motion.

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Sure, here’s how you can structure your motion to include all the segments provided:
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MOTION TO INFORM THE COURT OF PENDING LITIGATION AND ALLEGATIONS OF FRAUD
I. Introduction
- State the purpose of the motion.
- Reference the court’s previous order granting you an extension of time to object.
II. Background
- Provide a brief history of the case.
- Mention the pending litigation and allegations of fraud.
III. Pending Litigation
- *. United States District Court for the District of Rhode Island
- On December *, *, I filed a complaint in the United States District Court for the District of Rhode Island, Case No. *:*-cv-*, titled Karen R. Merritt, James M. Cronan vs. James P. Tiernan, et al., presided over by Judge J. McConnell.
- Allegations include violations of the Massachusetts criminal usury statute, G.L. c. *, § *, and fraudulent conduct, including wrongful foreclosure actions.
- *. Superior Court Action No. 1973CV00649
- In another pending litigation, Ralph M. Grieco, joint owner of * Fountain Street and CPA of Mr. Cronan since *, is involved in a case with multiple violations:
- G. L. c. 93A violation (Count I)
- Negligence and malpractice (Count II)
- Breach of contract (Count III)
- Breach of fiduciary duty (Count IV)
- Misrepresentation (Count V)
- Fraud (Count VI)
- Constructive fraud (Count VII)
- Intentional infliction of emotional distress (Count VIII)
- Unjust enrichment (Count IX)
- The court issued a memorandum of decision denying all claims except for emotional distress. This case is scheduled for trial in May.
IV. Forensic Examination Findings
- On February *, *, Lorraine Horton, Certified Fraud Examiner, was hired by Mr. Cronan (debtor) to analyze * Fountain Street LLC’s financial documents, including tax returns from * through *. The examination revealed activities indicative of:
- Money laundering
- Extensive commingling of funds
- Sham transfers
- Backroom deals
- Tax evasion and avoidance
- Illegal transfer of Mr. Cronan's shares
V. Trustee's Involvement
- ****
VI. Lack of Accounting for Funds
- The Trustee's Final Report submitted on February *, *, indicates receipts and approved disbursements totaling $*,*.*, leaving a balance of $*.
- There is no detailed accounting or itemization of how these funds were disbursed, raising concerns about the proper handling and allocation of these assets.
- The report lacks transparency regarding the disbursements, which is inconsistent with standard bankruptcy procedures according to Rule * and * U.S.C. § *.
- The involvement of * Fountain Street LLC, created through the dismantling of Classic Display Inc. using illegal funds, further complicates the situation.
VII. Integrity of the Trustee's Actions: Incorrect Additional Funds Request
- On February *, *, the Trustee sought additional funds of $*,*.*, stating that the trust is overdrawn from the period of July *, *, through March *, *.
- The Trustee claimed extensive and diligent efforts to collect the judgment, including lengthy travel (citing Docs *, *, *).
- This claim is incorrect as neither Mr. Cronan nor Ms. Merritt received any certified letters, emails, or phone calls from the Trustee regarding this matter.
VIII. Affirmative Actions by Mr. Cronan
- On or before December *, *, the Trustee's agent met with Mr. Cronan at the law office of Mr. DiOrio in Rhode Island and stated he would accept $*,* to release the adversary proceeding.
- In July *, Mr. Cronan invited the Trustee to meet with him and Eric Renner, Esq., at the law office of DiOrio in Rhode Island. Acknowledging the $*,* offer, he stated that he would accept $*,*.
- However, this $*,* has now inflated to $*,*.* for James Cronan and $*,* for Karen Merritt.
IX. Failure to Provide Accounting of Reduced Judgment
- When the Trustee received the significantly reduced judgment of $*,* by * Fountain Street LLC, he did not provide an accounting to the creditors of the estate.
- The Trustee should have completed the "Trustee's Final Report and Account" form to include this $*,* judgment.
- The Debtor should have been served with this report to ensure transparency and compliance with bankruptcy procedures.
X. Conclusion
- Summarize your objections.
- Request the court to deny the trustee’s latest request for compensation and reimbursement.
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can you write introduction and background-. On May * * joseph Diorio the chapter * trustee filed an adversary proceeding complaint against James Cronan and Karen Merritt. On novemeber *, * the court entered a default judgment in favor of the trustee. On nevenber * * The trustee entered into a written assignment of the judgment. Pursuaint to the assignment * Fountain Street LLC is now the judgment creditor and requests issunace of a writ of executuin on the judgement.

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Sure, here's a concise version of the introduction and background:
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Introduction:
On May *, *, Joseph DiOrio, the Chapter * trustee, filed an adversary proceeding complaint against James Cronan and Karen Merritt. On November *, *, the court entered a default judgment in favor of the trustee.
Background:
On November *, *, the trustee entered into a written assignment of the judgment. Pursuant to the assignment, * Fountain Street LLC is now the judgment creditor and requests the issuance of a writ of execution on the judgment.
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please insert it in the MOTION TO INFORM THE COURT OF PENDING LITIGATION AND ALLEGATIONS OF FRAUD.

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Sure, here's the structured version of your motion including the introduction and background:
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MOTION TO INFORM THE COURT OF PENDING LITIGATION AND ALLEGATIONS OF FRAUD
I. Introduction:
On May *, *, Joseph DiOrio, the Chapter * trustee, filed an adversary proceeding complaint against James Cronan and Karen Merritt. On November *, *, the court entered a default judgment in favor of the trustee.
II. Background:
On November *, *, the trustee entered into a written assignment of the judgment. Pursuant to the assignment, * Fountain Street LLC is now the judgment creditor and requests the issuance of a writ of execution on the judgment.
III. Pending Litigation:
*. United States District Court for the District of Rhode Island
- On December *, *, I filed a complaint in the United States District Court for the District of Rhode Island, Case No. *:*-cv-*, titled Karen R. Merritt, James M. Cronan vs. James P. Tiernan, et al., presided over by Judge J. McConnell.
- Allegations include violations of the Massachusetts criminal usury statute, G.L. c. *, § *, and fraudulent conduct, including wrongful foreclosure actions.
*. Superior Court Action No. 1973CV00649
- In another pending litigation, Ralph M. Grieco, joint owner of * Fountain Street and CPA of Mr. Cronan since *, is involved in a case with multiple violations:
- G. L. c. 93A violation (Count I)
- Negligence and malpractice (Count II)
- Breach of contract (Count III)
- Breach of fiduciary duty (Count IV)
- Misrepresentation (Count V)
- Fraud (Count VI)
- Constructive fraud (Count VII)
- Intentional infliction of emotional distress (Count VIII)
- Unjust enrichment (Count IX)
- The court issued a memorandum of decision denying all claims except for emotional distress. This case is scheduled for trial in May.
IV. Forensic Examination Findings:
On February *, *, Lorraine Horton, Certified Fraud Examiner, was hired by Mr. Cronan (debtor) to analyze * Fountain Street LLC’s financial documents, including tax returns from * through *. The examination revealed activities indicative of:
- Money laundering
- Extensive commingling of funds
- Sham transfers
- Backroom deals
- Tax evasion and avoidance
- Illegal transfer of Mr. Cronan's shares
V. Trustee's Involvement:
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VI. Lack of Accounting for Funds:
- The Trustee's Final Report submitted on February *, *, indicates receipts and approved disbursements totaling $*,*.*, leaving a balance of $*.
- There is no detailed accounting or itemization of how these funds were disbursed, raising concerns about the proper handling and allocation of these assets.
- The report lacks transparency regarding the disbursements, which is inconsistent with standard bankruptcy procedures according to Rule * and * U.S.C. § *.
- The involvement of * Fountain Street LLC, created through the dismantling of Classic Display Inc. using illegal funds, further complicates the situation.
VII. Integrity of the Trustee's Actions: Incorrect Additional Funds Request:
- On February *, *, the Trustee sought additional funds of $*,*.*, stating that the trust is overdrawn from the period of July *, *, through March *, *.
- The Trustee claimed extensive and diligent efforts to collect the judgment, including lengthy travel (citing Docs *, *, *).
- This claim is incorrect as neither Mr. Cronan nor Ms. Merritt received any certified letters, emails, or phone calls from the Trustee regarding this matter.
VIII. Affirmative Actions by Mr. Cronan:
- On or before December *, *, the Trustee's agent met with Mr. Cronan at the law office of Mr. DiOrio in Rhode Island and stated he would accept $*,* to release the adversary proceeding.
- In July *, Mr. Cronan invited the Trustee to meet with him and Eric Renner, Esq., at the law office of DiOrio in Rhode Island. Acknowledging the $*,* offer, he stated that he would accept $*,*.
- However, this $*,* has now inflated to $*,*.* for James Cronan and $*,* for Karen Merritt.
IX. Failure to Provide Accounting of Reduced Judgment:
- When the Trustee received the significantly reduced judgment of $*,* by * Fountain Street LLC, he did not provide an accounting to the creditors of the estate.
- The Trustee should have completed the "Trustee's Final Report and Account" form to include this $*,* judgment.
- The Debtor should have been served with this report to ensure transparency and compliance with bankruptcy procedures.
X. Conclusion:
- Summarize your objections.
- Request the court to deny the trustee’s latest request for compensation and reimbursement.
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Please write correctly-I. Introduction- State the purpose of the motion. On March * * Mr. cronan and Ms. merritt filed motion for extension of time to object to trustees request to April * * . This motion is in supprt of it.

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I. Introduction
State the purpose of the motion. On March *, *, Mr. Cronan and Ms. Merritt filed a motion for an extension of time to object to the trustee's request until April *, *. This motion is in support of that request.
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. Introduction Please inert it into the MotionState the purpose of the motion. On March *, *, Mr. Cronan and Ms. Merritt filed a motion for an extension of time to object to the trustee's request until April *, *. This motion is in support of that request.

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MOTION TO INFORM THE COURT OF PENDING LITIGATION AND ALLEGATIONS OF FRAUD
I. Introduction
State the purpose of the motion. On March *, *, Mr. Cronan and Ms. Merritt filed a motion for an extension of time to object to the trustee's request until April *, *. This motion is in support of that request.
II. Background
On May *, *, Joseph DiOrio, the Chapter * trustee, filed an adversary proceeding complaint against James Cronan and Karen Merritt. On November *, *, the court entered a default judgment in favor of the trustee. On November *, *, the trustee entered into a written assignment of the judgment. Pursuant to the assignment, * Fountain Street LLC is now the judgment creditor and requests the issuance of a writ of execution on the judgment.
III. Pending Litigation
*. United States District Court for the District of Rhode Island
- On December *, *, I filed a complaint in the United States District Court for the District of Rhode Island, Case No. *:*-cv-*, titled Karen R. Merritt, James M. Cronan vs. James P. Tiernan, et al., presided over by Judge J. McConnell.
- Allegations include violations of the Massachusetts criminal usury statute, G.L. c. *, § *, and fraudulent conduct, including wrongful foreclosure actions.
*. Superior Court Action No. 1973CV00649
- In another pending litigation, Ralph M. Grieco, joint owner of * Fountain Street and CPA of Mr. Cronan since *, is involved in a case with multiple violations:
- G. L. c. 93A violation (Count I)
- Negligence and malpractice (Count II)
- Breach of contract (Count III)
- Breach of fiduciary duty (Count IV)
- Misrepresentation (Count V)
- Fraud (Count VI)
- Constructive fraud (Count VII)
- Intentional infliction of emotional distress (Count VIII)
- Unjust enrichment (Count IX)
- The court issued a memorandum of decision denying all claims except for emotional distress. This case is scheduled for trial in May.
IV. Forensic Examination Findings
On February *, *, Lorraine Horton, Certified Fraud Examiner, was hired by Mr. Cronan (debtor) to analyze * Fountain Street LLC’s financial documents, including tax returns from * through *. The examination revealed activities indicative of:
- Money laundering
- Extensive commingling of funds
- Sham transfers
- Backroom deals
- Tax evasion and avoidance
- Illegal transfer of Mr. Cronan's shares
V. Trustee's Involvement
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VI. Lack of Accounting for Funds
- The Trustee's Final Report submitted on February *, *, indicates receipts and approved disbursements totaling $*,*.*, leaving a balance of $*.
- There is no detailed accounting or itemization of how these funds were disbursed, raising concerns about the proper handling and allocation of these assets.
- The report lacks transparency regarding the disbursements, which is inconsistent with standard bankruptcy procedures according to Rule * and * U.S.C. § *.
- The involvement of * Fountain Street LLC, created through the dismantling of Classic Display Inc. using illegal funds, further complicates the situation.
VII. Integrity of the Trustee's Actions: Incorrect Additional Funds Request
- On February *, *, the Trustee sought additional funds of $*,*.*, stating that the trust is overdrawn from the period of July *, *, through March *, *.
- The Trustee claimed extensive and diligent efforts to collect the judgment, including lengthy travel (citing Docs *, *, *).
- This claim is incorrect as neither Mr. Cronan nor Ms. Merritt received any certified letters, emails, or phone calls from the Trustee regarding this matter.
VIII. Affirmative Actions by Mr. Cronan
- On or before December *, *, the Trustee's agent met with Mr. Cronan at the law office of Mr. DiOrio in Rhode Island and stated he would accept $*,* to release the adversary proceeding.
- In July *, Mr. Cronan invited the Trustee to meet with him and Eric Renner, Esq., at the law office of DiOrio in Rhode Island. Acknowledging the $*,* offer, he stated that he would accept $*,*.
- However, this $*,* has now inflated to $*,*.* for James Cronan and $*,* for Karen Merritt.
IX. Failure to Provide Accounting of Reduced Judgment
- When the Trustee received the significantly reduced judgment of $*,* by * Fountain Street LLC, he did not provide an accounting to the creditors of the estate.
- The Trustee should have completed the "Trustee's Final Report and Account" form to include this $*,* judgment.
- The Debtor should have been served with this report to ensure transparency and compliance with bankruptcy procedures.
X. Conclusion
- Summarize your objections.
- Request the court to deny the trustee’s latest request for compensation and reimbursement.
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can we discuss some of my concerns - first becuase Mr. Cronan became indigent due to the schme to defruad himself and the estate since * by his longterm accountant Mr. Grieco who destroyed the Classic display Inc to build Classic Group Inc with the three as partners James tirnan, Grieco and Cronan Mr Cronan was unable to pay the $* and subsquent $*,*. Had he no been a victm of embezzlment and bankrupct fraud he would not be in this situation trying to defend himself today. Additionally it is not fair that because the very entity created on criminal activity has the funds to pay for the judgement that they get it at a rate which was offered to me of $*,* and then the debtor gets billed to make up the difference. Its egrigious beahavoir by the trustee and others. Last Mr. Cronan and Ms Merritt seeks to claw back the purchase of the default judgement as its prohibited against engaging in monetatry transactions in criminay derived property.

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- Fraudulent Activities: Since there are allegations of fraud and bankruptcy fraud, detailed documentation and evidence will be crucial.
- Trustee Misconduct: Highlight any specific actions or inactions by the trustee that indicate misconduct or failure to comply with procedures.
- Legal Grounds: Mention relevant laws and statutes, such as those prohibiting transactions involving criminally derived property.
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I gave the forensic accountants testimony of money laundering activities and the motions clearly supports trustee misconduct. Federal law prohibits engaging in monetary transactions involving property derived from specified unlawful activities, primarily through * U.S.C. § * (laundering of monetary instruments) and * U.S.C. § * (engaging in monetary transactions in property derived from specified unlawful activity. Please revise rthe motion,

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MOTION TO INFORM THE COURT OF PENDING LITIGATION AND ALLEGATIONS OF FRAUD
I. Introduction:
State the purpose of the motion. On March *, *, Mr. Cronan and Ms. Merritt filed a motion for an extension of time to object to the trustee's request until April *, *. This motion is in support of that request.
II. Background:
On May *, *, Joseph DiOrio, the Chapter * trustee, filed an adversary proceeding complaint against James Cronan and Karen Merritt. On November *, *, the court entered a default judgment in favor of the trustee. On November *, *, the trustee entered into a written assignment of the judgment. Pursuant to the assignment, * Fountain Street LLC is now the judgment creditor and requests the issuance of a writ of execution on the judgment.
III. Pending Litigation:
*. United States District Court for the District of Rhode Island:
- On December *, *, I filed a complaint in the United States District Court for the District of Rhode Island, Case No. *:*-cv-*, titled Karen R. Merritt, James M. Cronan vs. James P. Tiernan, et al., presided over by Judge J. McConnell.
- Allegations include violations of the Massachusetts criminal usury statute, G.L. c. *, § *, and fraudulent conduct, including wrongful foreclosure actions.
*. Superior Court Action No. 1973CV00649:
- In another pending litigation, Ralph M. Grieco, joint owner of * Fountain Street and CPA of Mr. Cronan since *, is involved in a case with multiple violations:
- G. L. c. 93A violation (Count I)
- Negligence and malpractice (Count II)
- Breach of contract (Count III)
- Breach of fiduciary duty (Count IV)
- Misrepresentation (Count V)
- Fraud (Count VI)
- Constructive fraud (Count VII)
- Intentional infliction of emotional distress (Count VIII)
- Unjust enrichment (Count IX)
- The court issued a memorandum of decision denying all claims except for emotional distress. This case is scheduled for trial in May.
IV. Forensic Examination Findings:
On February *, *, Lorraine Horton, Certified Fraud Examiner, was hired by Mr. Cronan (debtor) to analyze * Fountain Street LLC’s financial documents, including tax returns from * through *. The examination revealed activities indicative of:
- Money laundering
- Extensive commingling of funds
- Sham transfers
- Backroom deals
- Tax evasion and avoidance
- Illegal transfer of Mr. Cronan's shares
V. Trustee's Involvement:
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VI. Lack of Accounting for Funds:
- The Trustee's Final Report submitted on February *, *, indicates receipts and approved disbursements totaling $*,*.*, leaving a balance of $*.
- There is no detailed accounting or itemization of how these funds were disbursed, raising concerns about the proper handling and allocation of these assets.
- The report lacks transparency regarding the disbursements, which is inconsistent with standard bankruptcy procedures according to Rule * and * U.S.C. § *.
- The involvement of * Fountain Street LLC, created through the dismantling of Classic Display Inc. using illegal funds, further complicates the situation.
VII. Integrity of the Trustee's Actions: Incorrect Additional Funds Request:
- On February *, *, the Trustee sought additional funds of $*,*.*, stating that the trust is overdrawn from the period of July *, *, through March *, *.
- The Trustee claimed extensive and diligent efforts to collect the judgment, including lengthy travel (citing Docs *, *, *).
- This claim is incorrect as neither Mr. Cronan nor Ms. Merritt received any certified letters, emails, or phone calls from the Trustee regarding this matter.
VIII. Affirmative Actions by Mr. Cronan:
- On or before December *, *, the Trustee's agent met with Mr. Cronan at the law office of Mr. DiOrio in Rhode Island and stated he would accept $*,* to release the adversary proceeding.
- In July *, Mr. Cronan invited the Trustee to meet with him and Eric Renner, Esq., at the law office of DiOrio in Rhode Island. Acknowledging the $*,* offer, he stated that he would accept $*,*.
- However, this $*,* has now inflated to $*,*.* for James Cronan and $*,* for Karen Merritt.
IX. Failure to Provide Accounting of Reduced Judgment:
- When the Trustee received the significantly reduced judgment of $*,* by * Fountain Street LLC, he did not provide an accounting to the creditors of the estate.
- The Trustee should have completed the "Trustee's Final Report and Account" form to include this $*,* judgment.
- The Debtor should have been served with this report to ensure transparency and compliance with bankruptcy procedures.
X. Conclusion:
- Summarize your objections.
- Request the court to deny the trustee’s latest request for compensation and reimbursement.
Additional Concerns:
- Due to the fraudulent activities and embezzlement by Mr. Grieco, Mr. Cronan became indigent and was unable to pay the $*,* and subsequent $*,*. Had he not been a victim of embezzlement and bankruptcy fraud, he would not be in this situation today.
- It is unfair that the entity created through criminal activity can pay for the judgment at a reduced rate, while the debtor is billed to make up the difference. This is egregious behavior by the trustee and others.
- Mr. Cronan and Ms. Merritt seek to claw back the purchase of the default judgment, as it is prohibited against engaging in monetary transactions involving criminally derived property under * U.S.C. § * and * U.S.C. § *.
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Please polish- Due to the fraudulent activities and embezzlement by Mr. Grieco, Mr. Cronan became indigent and was unable to pay the $*,* and subsequent $*,*. Had he not been a victim of embezzlement and bankruptcy fraud, he would not be in this situation today. additionally it was mr. grieco who had been handeling the bankrupct proceeding representing Mr. Cronan and his failure to address or handle the errors made to spur an adversary proceeding we allege to be deliberate since he now owns Mr. Cronan's buiness and property * Fountain Street it is itself evidence of the adversary proceeding which Mr. Cronan and MS Merritt vehemently deny any wrong doing other than missing ahearing which Mr. cronan try to fix his mstake by meeting with the trstee and tow ocassions.

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Due to the fraudulent activities and embezzlement by Mr. Grieco, Mr. Cronan became indigent and was unable to pay the $*,* and subsequent $*,*. Had he not been a victim of embezzlement and bankruptcy fraud, he would not be in this situation today. Additionally, Mr. Grieco, who had been handling the bankruptcy proceedings representing Mr. Cronan, failed to address or rectify errors that led to an adversary proceeding. We allege this was deliberate, as Mr. Grieco now owns Mr. Cronan's business and property at * Fountain Street, which is itself evidence of the adversary proceeding. Mr. Cronan and Ms. Merritt vehemently deny any wrongdoing other than missing a hearing, which Mr. Cronan attempted to rectify by meeting with the trustee on two occasions.

please revise Additional Concersn to sound stronger as to the point im trying to make . conclusion to include to claw back the default judgement set aside the default judgement to investgate the bankrupct fraud.

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MOTION TO INFORM THE COURT OF PENDING LITIGATION AND ALLEGATIONS OF FRAUD
I. Introduction:
State the purpose of the motion. On March *, *, Mr. Cronan and Ms. Merritt filed a motion for an extension of time to object to the trustee's request until April *, *. This motion is in support of that request.
II. Background:
On May *, *, Joseph DiOrio, the Chapter * trustee, filed an adversary proceeding complaint against James Cronan and Karen Merritt. On November *, *, the court entered a default judgment in favor of the trustee. On November *, *, the trustee entered into a written assignment of the judgment. Pursuant to the assignment, * Fountain Street LLC is now the judgment creditor and requests the issuance of a writ of execution on the judgment.
III. Pending Litigation:
*. United States District Court for the District of Rhode Island:
- On December *, *, I filed a complaint in the United States District Court for the District of Rhode Island, Case No. *:*-cv-*, titled Karen R. Merritt, James M. Cronan vs. James P. Tiernan, et al., presided over by Judge J. McConnell.
- Allegations include violations of the Massachusetts criminal usury statute, G.L. c. *, § *, and fraudulent conduct, including wrongful foreclosure actions.
*. Superior Court Action No. 1973CV00649:
- In another pending litigation, Ralph M. Grieco, joint owner of * Fountain Street and CPA of Mr. Cronan since *, is involved in a case with multiple violations:
- G. L. c. 93A violation (Count I)
- Negligence and malpractice (Count II)
- Breach of contract (Count III)
- Breach of fiduciary duty (Count IV)
- Misrepresentation (Count V)
- Fraud (Count VI)
- Constructive fraud (Count VII)
- Intentional infliction of emotional distress (Count VIII)
- Unjust enrichment (Count IX)
- The court issued a memorandum of decision denying all claims except for emotional distress. This case is scheduled for trial in May.
IV. Forensic Examination Findings:
On February *, *, Lorraine Horton, Certified Fraud Examiner, was hired by Mr. Cronan (debtor) to analyze * Fountain Street LLC’s financial documents, including tax returns from * through *. The examination revealed activities indicative of:
- Money laundering
- Extensive commingling of funds
- Sham transfers
- Backroom deals
- Tax evasion and avoidance
- Illegal transfer of Mr. Cronan's shares
V. Trustee's Involvement:
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VI. Lack of Accounting for Funds:
- The Trustee's Final Report submitted on February *, *, indicates receipts and approved disbursements totaling $*,*.*, leaving a balance of $*.
- There is no detailed accounting or itemization of how these funds were disbursed, raising concerns about the proper handling and allocation of these assets.
- The report lacks transparency regarding the disbursements, which is inconsistent with standard bankruptcy procedures according to Rule * and * U.S.C. § *.
- The involvement of * Fountain Street LLC, created through the dismantling of Classic Display Inc. using illegal funds, further complicates the situation.
VII. Integrity of the Trustee's Actions: Incorrect Additional Funds Request:
- On February *, *, the Trustee sought additional funds of $*,*.*, stating that the trust is overdrawn from the period of July *, *, through March *, *.
- The Trustee claimed extensive and diligent efforts to collect the judgment, including lengthy travel (citing Docs *, *, *).
- This claim is incorrect as neither Mr. Cronan nor Ms. Merritt received any certified letters, emails, or phone calls from the Trustee regarding this matter.
VIII. Affirmative Actions by Mr. Cronan:
- On or before December *, *, the Trustee's agent met with Mr. Cronan at the law office of Mr. DiOrio in Rhode Island and stated he would accept $*,* to release the adversary proceeding.
- In July *, Mr. Cronan invited the Trustee to meet with him and Eric Renner, Esq., at the law office of DiOrio in Rhode Island. Acknowledging the $*,* offer, he stated that he would accept $*,*.
- However, this $*,* has now inflated to $*,*.* for James Cronan and $*,* for Karen Merritt.
IX. Failure to Provide Accounting of Reduced Judgment:
- When the Trustee received the significantly reduced judgment of $*,* by * Fountain Street LLC, he did not provide an accounting to the creditors of the estate.
- The Trustee should have completed the "Trustee's Final Report and Account" form to include this $*,* judgment.
- The Debtor should have been served with this report to ensure transparency and compliance with bankruptcy procedures.
X. Additional Concerns:
- Due to the fraudulent activities and embezzlement by Mr. Grieco, Mr. Cronan became indigent and was unable to pay the $*,* and subsequent $*,*. Had he not been a victim of embezzlement and bankruptcy fraud, he would not be in this situation today.
- Additionally, Mr. Grieco, who had been handling the bankruptcy proceedings representing Mr. Cronan, failed to address or rectify errors that led to an adversary proceeding. We allege this was deliberate, as Mr. Grieco now owns Mr. Cronan's business and property at * Fountain Street, which is itself evidence of the adversary proceeding. Mr. Cronan and Ms. Merritt vehemently deny any wrongdoing other than missing a hearing, which Mr. Cronan attempted to rectify by meeting with the trustee on two occasions.
- It is unfair that the entity created through criminal activity can pay for the judgment at a reduced rate, while the debtor is billed to make up the difference. This is egregious behavior by the trustee and others.
- Mr. Cronan and Ms. Merritt seek to claw back the purchase of the default judgment, as it is prohibited against engaging in monetary transactions involving criminally derived property under * U.S.C. § * and * U.S.C. § *.
XI. Conclusion:
- Summarize your objections.
- Request the court to set aside the default judgment, claw back the default judgment, and investigate the bankruptcy fraud.
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please write the conclusion.

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XI. Conclusion:
- For the reasons stated above, Mr. Cronan and Ms. Merritt respectfully request that the Court:
- Deny the trustee's latest request for compensation and reimbursement.
- Set aside the default judgment.
- Claw back the purchase of the default judgment.
- Investigate the allegations of bankruptcy fraud and misconduct by the trustee and related parties.
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revise conclusion -get a deatiled accounting of both the $*,*.*, and - When the Trustee received the significantly reduced judgment of $*,* by * Fountain Street LLC, he did not provide an accounting to the creditors of the estate.

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XI. Conclusion:
- For the reasons stated above, Mr. Cronan and Ms. Merritt respectfully request that the Court:
- Deny the trustee's latest request for compensation and reimbursement.
- Set aside the default judgment.
- Claw back the purchase of the default judgment.
- Investigate the allegations of bankruptcy fraud and misconduct by the trustee and related parties.
- Obtain a detailed accounting of both the $*,*.* and the significantly reduced judgment of $*,* received by * Fountain Street LLC, which was not provided to the creditors of the estate.

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do you think the forensic accountants testimony of excessive commingling of funds, sham transfers, tax evasion is a strong enough reason to reguuest to claw back the default judgment?

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The forensic accountant's testimony provides substantial evidence of financial misconduct, including excessive commingling of funds, sham transfers, and tax evasion. These findings can be strong reasons to request to claw back the default judgment, especially if they demonstrate that the judgment was based on fraudulent activities.
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