Richard Ulloa

[davidthompson]

The info on this guy gets progressively more frightening:

http://www.recordonline.com/apps/pbcs.d ... WS/4290313

even the judge sounds nervous

http://www.recordonline.com/apps/pbcs.d ... /101110323

http://www.recordonline.com/apps/pbcs.d ... /101120331

[LaVidaRoja]

IF ( very, very big IF) he still claims that his liens are valid, shouldn't he be listing them as assets on this bankruptcy filing? If he claims that they are valid, but fails to list them, isn't that bankruptcy fraud? I notice that he is a former IBM employee. Terminated in a downsizing or terminated for cause?

[wserra]

We've been following Ulloa, civil and criminal.

"If you read Quatloos long enough, the delusions of all frickentards will float by."
- Quatloosian proverb.

[The Operative]

A recent article on Richard Ulloa and a couple of other sovereign brainiacs.

[Pottapaug1938]

A recent article on Richard Ulloa and a couple of other sovereign brainiacs.

The article is well worth reading; but the pictures accompanying it are even better. Check out the truck trailer parked out in front of the (ahem) "courthouse"; and check out the pictures of the three sovrun idiot convicts. Talk about "the lights are on, but nobody's home" -- especially for Ulloa's two pals!

[wserra]

As I wrote in the other thread on Ulloa, he has been on bond pending his sentencing on July 12, 2011. One of the conditions of the bond was that he stop filing sovrun gibberish. Well, it appears that filing sovrun gibberish (check the nifty scribbling on court document) and more sovrun gibberish (demanding the judge's "oath of office") was more important to Ulloa than his freedom.

Two days ago, Judge McAvoy revoked his bond. A fool and his freedom are soon parted.

[notorial dissent]

FWIW, right off the bat, the picture of the trio in the article reminded me of the Three Stooges. Somehow appropriate all things considered. I see our good friend PAM got to add his three cents worth to this stew, for all the good it did, didn't know he was now a criminal investigator as well, but why not.

[The Operative]

According to the Times-Herald Record, federal prosecutors have asked for a sentence of 24 years for Ulloa.

[Judge Roy Bean]

http://www.poughkeepsiejournal.com/arti ... ournal.com

"I've come to the realization I need therapy," Ulloa said.
...
"But you're still filing bizarre papers," McAvoy said, citing recent papers purportedly signed by Ulloa naming McAvoy and other officials as his trustees and threatening to fine them if they failed in their responsibilities. The defendant said he didn't send or sign the papers. At the end of Tuesday's proceeding McAvoy cautioned him not to cause any more such filings or he could face a stiffer sentence.

Judge McAvoy, IMHO, is being played.

[Demosthenes]

Sentenced to five years.

http://www.recordonline.com/apps/pbcs.d ... /111219948

[Lambkin]

I just went through a whole box of tissues <sniff>
http://www.recordonline.com/apps/pbcs.d ... /112130325

"I lost a job, I lost a business and I lost property," said Ulloa, who once earned more than $180,000 a year as an IBM engineer. "I have lost more than anybody else."

[Pottapaug1938]

I have one thing to say to Ulloa:

[add2cart]

Do sov'runs not read the papers, or can they read?

Seriously, you try to point out this ever growing list of daily media reports illustrating how futile their cause is, and they just don't believe it. It's all a conspiracy, just like every other freakin' thing is. I'd love to figure out what makes them like this - truly, I'm really intrigued by the stupidity and stubborness all wrapped up into one smelly package.

[Pottapaug1938]

Do sov'runs not read the papers, or can they read?

Seriously, you try to point out this ever growing list of daily media reports illustrating how futile their cause is, and they just don't believe it. It's all a conspiracy, just like every other freakin' thing is. I'd love to figure out what makes them like this - truly, I'm really intrigued by the stupidity and stubborness all wrapped up into one smelly package.

It's simple. You might call it a "binary thought process". In other words, something either supports their beliefs, or opposes it. If it supports their beliefs, then it recognizes the obvious truths underlying them. If it opposes of detracts fromt heir beliefs, then it's prima facie evidence of some sort of nefarious conspiracy since any reasonable person would see the sovrun truth if they approached the subject with an open mind.

Right.

[Famspear]

Richard Enrique Ulloa, inmate # 17902-052, is now listed at the Residential Re-entry Management Field office of the Federal Bureau of Prisons at Brooklyn, New York, and is scheduled for release on October 16, 2015.

[Famspear]

Richard Ulloa released from the custody of the Federal Bureau of Prisons on schedule, on October 16, 2015.