9 comments

• Comment Link Thursday, December 03 2009 17:24 posted by Eli Dahan

  I was scammed out of $18,000 by Weston. I delivered hardwood flooring to his La Canada house and before he paid me and before I had a chance to install it, he had someone else install the flooring. He bounced check for $5,500, lied at every corner and kept promising to pay me for the hardwood flooring that I delivered to his house. We won the case that was filed against him and because he was a crook he was able to reverse the judgment (after he lied to the judge). He also showed a fraudjulent check to the court that showed he paid me. I also won the arbitration case against him and again never received my money. The guy is the #1 crook, and deserves to be locked up for a very long time. Let justice be done, lock this piece of trash up for good!
• Comment Link Saturday, November 07 2009 09:39 posted by Sandy

  Sounds to me like the fraudsters had a taste of their own medicine both ways. Violence is not justified, but it is a lesson.
  
  We don't have enought prison room to handle everyone so it seems.. Our society is unfortunately becoming conditioned to cheat others.
• Comment Link Wednesday, November 04 2009 07:12 posted by Gonzales Family

  The story here is completely bias. If you read through the entire police report you would know that this was justifiable. For once the evidence here is verbally spoken out from a scared man. 2 wood knuckles are for self-defence. What doesn't count are the victims here who were just trying to sought out a resolution. Obviously being in the same office with the same people is not so pleasant. Think of GODFATHER for example. You give someone a job, you pay the person for the job, the job didnt go properly, so you seek for warranty...
  
  hey torture beating? are there and pictures here that shows any of the victims injuries? maybe after being released the person must have performed self inflicted injuries. be aware of this cons too. maybe they too have records of fraud. it amazes me how we humans judge everything but in the end...
  
  innocent until proven guilty.
• Comment Link Wednesday, November 04 2009 07:03 posted by mark h l

  It just amazes me that this didn't happen sooner. Maybe it will start a trend. So many of these modifiers are taking money from unqualified clients and promising everything. Too bad he didn't deliver. I'd say the beating was lightweight compared to what could be.
• Comment Link Friday, October 30 2009 12:43 posted by Fooled by Weston too

  My boss was also robbed by Weston, he did work for his liqour store in La Canada and never got paid for his bill of almost 900 dollars. The guy bounced a check, lied at every corner and kept promising to pay my boss for services rendered but to no avail. My boss finally filed papers with the DA for check fraud. The guy is a crook, and deserves to be locked up for a very long time. Let justice be done, lock this piece of trash up for good!
• Comment Link Friday, October 30 2009 06:09 posted by slinkers.wordpress.com

  I know Dan Weston. He dated my mother and used her ssn and banking information to apply for almost $200k in fraudulent loans and lines of credit. She's had a hell of a time repairing the damage. Weston is a career con man and with this attention, hopefully more dirt on him will come out, so that he never comes back.
• Comment Link Thursday, October 29 2009 08:20 posted by CAVoyageHomeLoans.Sac

  We are in a sad state! I hope people will quit taken advantage of the consumer! Peter Scalise
• Comment Link Thursday, October 29 2009 07:41 posted by Rick Harsch

  Story states Parmelee a Realtor??
  
  A Realtor is the designated Head Broker of a company and in good standing with the National Association of Realtors as well as the State and Local Boards. I don't think Parmelle has that designation. At best posibly a Realtor Associate ( salesperson) But I surmise a person just had a Real Estate Licence which my dog could get in almost any state.
  
  The modifiers could be ligit but it is the banks and services that are really doing their level best to dismis as many applications so that the forclosures can continue at a slower pace.
  If anyone deserves a beating it is the managers in the Loss mitigation units that are participating in this ruse along withe the polititions that know exactly whats going on.
• Comment Link Thursday, October 29 2009 06:32 posted by Jeff

  Gonzales, Parker and Parmelee, a realtor, had a business relationship with the victims, prosecutors said. The three funneled loan modification referrals to the two agents.
  
  I think that pretty much says it all... no honor among thieves, right?