Chad Prater convicted

[Demosthenes]

http://www.cheatingfrenzy.com/praterindict.pdf

Count 1: Corrupt Interference
Count 2: Aiding in the Filing of a False Return
Count 3: Failure to File (2002)
Count 4: Failure to File (2003)
Counts 5,6,7,8: Criminal Contempt
Count 9: Structuring
Counts 10,11,12: False Declarations Before a Grand Jury

Looks like they threw the proverbial book at him.

[jkeeb]

See Bannister re: aiding the filing of a false return.

[Demosthenes]

Jury just came in with guilty on all counts.

[Nikki]

And yet another guru bites the dust.

Next: Peymon?

At this rate, the alleged book will have to be issued in loose-leaf format.

[Judge Roy Bean]

And yet another guru bites the dust.

Next: Peymon?

At this rate, the alleged book will have to be issued in loose-leaf format.

Book?

What book?

[Dr. Caligari]

Jury just came in with guilty on all counts.

Remind me again which one he was?

[inteligirl]

I know all about Chad Prater. And he is convicted. i hope that psychopaths like him can someday be rehabilitated into normal people but I doubt that anything like that can happen because we just don't have the funds in our country to rehabilitate psychopaths into normal thinking human beings. Maybe if we had more taxes the healthcare system could spend a few hundred thousand on therapy for Chad to make him into a real human being.

[LPC]

I know all about Chad Prater. And he is convicted. i hope that psychopaths like him can someday be rehabilitated into normal people but I doubt that anything like that can happen because we just don't have the funds in our country to rehabilitate psychopaths into normal thinking human beings.

Whoa! That's a little strong for a first post.

Is there a history you want to talk about?

[LPC]

I like her! She has spunk! I like that.

Down boy. Let's hear a second post before you start pawing at her.

[Demosthenes]

Welcome to Quatloos, Inteligirl.

Were you or someone you know scammed by Prater?

[inteligirl]

we had a love affair and then it turned into a hate affair.

[inteligirl]

I tried to ignore his business but he was always doing business and it was very hard to ignore. I also thought the business was stupid and wanted nothing to do with it and that made him angry.

[inteligirl]

do you think he represented himself because he thinks he's really smart or no one would take his case?

[Lambkin]

In tax-denier fantasyland, the two often go together.

[inteligirl]

I can say for sure that he absolutely knew his tax scam idea was a false arguement and I don't think he ever believed for one minute that what he was doing was legitamate. he knew he was a scammer.

[inteligirl]

his victims are stuck trying to pay the irs back.

[LPC]

his victims are stuck trying to pay the irs back.

Yes, that's why they call them "victims."

[inteligirl]

he made it seem subjective but half of his charges were about money laundering. i really had no idea. his personality was that of an asshole .

[inteligirl]

i don't know where you got that. the FBI set up a sting and he committed five counts of money laundering. that's what i remember the rest was the bullshit about that. there was definitely at least three charges of money laundering

[inteligirl]

setting up shell corporations LLC's that were owned by nobody,fake corporations, fake businesses. i think they call that a front. like fronts without any buildings. just names of businesses and fake LLC's. so that you could hide your money from the IRS> That is what he resorted to. You can't defend money laundering. He was caught red handed. what a fucking idiot.