Hey, I’m sure I heard somewhere that the law has no boundaries, doesn’t matter if you are Prince or Popper, the law is blind. But then again, the courts could/have simply rule the she is an idiot that broke the law but due to stupidity they refuse to prosecute…
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Seems a similar decision recently occurred, but I’m forgetful (not really, just laying down the foundation of a future defense. You know, just in case)
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“On May 21, New York Attorney General Letitia James attempted to deflect growing controversy over a criminal referral to the Department of Justice regarding her real estate dealings. Speaking before the Association for a Better New York, James claimed her motives were purely familial.
“In reality, the power of attorney was never used to determine my eligibility for a mortgage for my niece for a home in the state of Virginia,” James said. “My niece has children, and because I’m a good aunt, I wanted her to have a home.”
This statement was in reference to allegations raised by forensic fraud investigator Sam Antar and widely circulated by The Gateway Pundit. At issue is a 2023 mortgage James co-signed for a property at 604 Sterling Street in Norfolk, Virginia. She filed a notarized power of attorney on August 17, 2023, declaring under oath that she “intended to occupy this property as her principal residence.” Yet at the time, James was legally domiciled in Brooklyn, New York, serving as state Attorney General.
William Pulte, Director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, cited this declaration in an April 14, 2025 letter to U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi, alleging that James may have falsified bank documents and property records to acquire government-backed assistance and loans with more favorable terms.
Pulte noted that mortgages for primary residences typically offer better rates and conditions than those for second homes or investment properties. James’s HAMP loan and her claim of marriage to her father were also cited by Pulte for investigation.
James’s explanation, that she is a “good aunt” merely helping her niece and her children – is now facing deeper scrutiny. While her words evoked images of needy young children, the facts paint a more troubling picture.
Letitia James’s niece, Shamice Thompson-Hairston, was 53 years old at the time of the home purchase. Two of her children – whom James’s statement implied were minors – are both adults, and both have significant criminal histories.
Shamice Hairston’s adult daughter, Cayla Hairston was born on August 20, 2004. She was 20 years old when Letitia James purchased 604 Sterling Street in Norfolk, Virginia and claimed it would be her primary residence.
Cayla Hairston has multiple arrests on her record, including a felony charge for violating Virginia’s law prohibiting firearm possession by convicted felons (Virginia Code §18.2-308.2) and felon in possession. This indicates that Cayla must have had a prior felony conviction, likely when she was under 18 because no records are available online.
Cayla was also charged with making a false statement on criminal history consent form when purchasing a firearm, and this is a serious offense. This form is required by Virginia law for individuals purchasing firearms from dealers. If a person willfully and intentionally makes a materially false statement on this form, they are guilty of a Class 5 felony, which can result in up to 10 years of imprisonment.
Cayla was arrested again in June 2024 for grand larceny, a charge later reduced to petit larceny. She received a suspended jail sentence and was fined $539.
Even more concerning is Shamice’s 36 year old daughter, Nakia Monique Thompson, born in February 1989. Her crimes span 20 years in the states of Virginia and North Carolina, and include multiple prison sentences and convictions for: contributing to delinquency of a minor, abuse of child, possession of burglary tools, third degree larceny, grand larceny, assault and battery, petty larceny, trespassing, shoplifting, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, possession of marijuana, driving with a suspended license, and conspiracy to commit larceny.
Nakia Thompson was even convicted of crimes while serving prison time, including malicious conduct by prisoner.
The “good aunt” story was meant to humanize Letitia James. It was an attempt to frame herself as generous and family-oriented, but it collapses under the weight of facts. Her carefully worded public statement, designed to elicit sympathy, strategically obscured key details – namely, that the so-called “children” she referenced are adult felons with extensive criminal histories. One was rearrested just months after the mortgage deal, the other has a 20-year rap sheet.
At best, James’s statement was misleading. At worst, it may be part of a broader pattern of deception involving public filings, bank documents, and government-backed mortgages.
And the questions keep coming: Why would a sitting state official claim to live in another state? Why describe adult convicts as “children”? And, if crimes continue to be committed from the Norfolk address, could James face legal liability?
Now under investigation and lawyering up with Abbie Lowell, one of the Democratic Party’s top defense attorneys, James faces the possibility of disbarment, financial penalties, and even criminal prosecution if charges are filed and she is convicted of mortgage fraud.”
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That one already made me laugh this morning. 
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Oop. All that dirty laundry.
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“James faces the possibility of disbarment, financial penalties, and even criminal prosecution if charges are filed and she is convicted of mortgage fraud.”
There in lays the problem, the shucking and jiving have started, she’s well connected and she IS a DEMOCRAT so the legal system will treat her a lot different than it would the average American citizen.
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They really can’t tell right from wrong anymore.
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Oh, they can tell the difference between right and wrong, all right. They just don’t care…
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Just reminding readers that a referral is nice, but to date ZERO indictments have come from Bondi’s DOJ for any of the criminal conspiracies that plagued DJT 45.
Z E R O
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How many bad guys did Biden get in four years? Oh yea…zero. He ensured they were hired and paid.
Be patient.
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Just remember, this administration has many priorities to get the country back on its feet again, the creeps aren’t going anywhere.
Also remember, unlike the left who will indict without any REAL evidence, there is a great deal of evidence to be collected to keep the enemies of America in jail for a very long time. We want these cases to be iron clad.
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Ron, curious how long you will give Bondi / DOJ the benefit of doubt? Your last post was June, now the end of August, begining of September and the 12,000 or 1/3 of the 36k attorneys the federal government employs still need time to “build” a case of sedition against Brennan, Rice, Clapper, Yates, Stroyk others?
Hold onto yer hat ‘pm’ THE STORM IS HERE! No more waiting, No more wait till next year. This HAD to be IRONCLAD for all the folk’s who cry ‘Where’s the Epstein files!’
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I’m not a lawyer, but there is a lot of evidence that has to be tied together to prove a clear conspiracy between all the bad actors. The timelines all have to be iron clad. One glitch could throw out all the cases.
Yeah, the corruption they are investigating stretches back over a dozen years, but it only started to be investigated in earnest beginning in January. Years and years of documents, texts, emails, phone records, testimonies, and who knows what else to first uncover and then bring together in a cohesive presentation.
The wheels of the Justice system turn slowly. We are just over 7 months into the new administration. I’d rather they take their time and get it right rather than try to appease the impatient.
I’m used to waiting for justice. Like you said, 16 years.
Don’t forget, the administration is getting sued almost daily, (If not daily) in an effort to stall the president’s agenda to Make America Great Again. All the DOJ attorneys are never at a loss for work. They’re always being piled on by the left.
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These “mortgage fraud” claims are nonsense. Nothing will happen. The guy who made the “referral” to the DOJ is a Trump lackey who was given his job only because he donated a few million to Trump’s campaign. If you think DEI hires are bad, Trumps corrupt job appointments are much worse?
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You’re right, Jim. That’s why everything is worse…lol
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Your trying to point facts to a brick wall, with the appropriate IQ of… well…… bricks… 
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Um, My good Sir, ‘Bricks’ serve a purpose amirite?
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Bricks do serve a purpose, but having an intelligent conversation with them is not a good one. Some folks do enjoy banging their heads into a wall made out of them. I’m not one of those…
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Nor I Sir, but in their ‘usefulness’ ,their ‘utility’ they are worth more than these moron’s who are able tp speak, hear and see 
. Sometimes I worry about the Human condition.
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