We are receiving alot of complaints about an investment company buying up dilapidated old storage units in Idaho, Utah and California then using the law and deceptive marketing tactics to aquire and sell peoples property.
As we investigate this company we encourage everyone to use caution when selecting a place to store their belongings and report mis-conduct to us at darin@judicialmedia.com
(AP) —4/17/2024 Uber is helping investigators look into an account that sent a driver to the Ohio home where an 81-year-old man allegedly shot the woman to death because he erroneously believed she was part of a scam that targeted him, the ride-hailing company said Wednesday.
The March 25 shooting death of Loletha Hall is “a horrific tragedy,” and that account has since been banned, an Uber spokesperson wrote in an emailed statement. “Our hearts continue to be with Loletha’s loved ones as they grieve.”
William J. Brock was indicted Monday on charges of murder, felonious assault and kidnapping for Hall’s death. Messages seeking comment were left Wednesday for him and for his lawyer, Paul Kavanagh of Springfield, Ohio.
The grand jury also said that a gun seized from Brock’s home, a .22-caliber revolver, is subject to forfeiture. Brock has pleaded not guilty.
Police said Brock called 911 before noon to say he had shot someone at his South Charleston home, claiming Hall had tried to rob him. Investigators later said the driver was unaware of the scam call that Brock had received with threats and demands for money, citing an incarcerated relative.
Hall “made no threats or assaults toward Mr. Brock, and made no demands, other than to ask about the package she was sent to retrieve through the Uber app,” the Clark County Sheriff’s Office wrote in an April 11 release. The police agency said Brock “produced a gun and held her at gunpoint, making demands for identities of the subjects he had spoken with on the phone.”
It’s not clear exactly what the phone callers said to Brock, but the sheriff’s office news release included a reminder, particularly to older people, that law enforcement and courts do not solicit cash for bail money “in the manner of this case.”
“We encourage all citizens to use extreme caution when being contacted unexpectedly by subjects claiming to be relatives incarcerated in a correctional facility, or claiming to have direct knowledge of relatives incarcerated in a correctional facility,” the sheriff’s office warned.
The FBI in January issued an alert regarding government impersonation scams that send couriers to the homes of their targets — often older people — to collect money, or have them purchase gold and other precious metals. The FBI said its Internet Crime Complaint Center recorded that such activity had resulted in losses of more than $55 million in the last eight months of 2023.
A 2021 survey of older adults in the Chicago area found that when people were told by a fictitious government agency their personal information was compromised, those with low awareness of scams were particularly vulnerable.
Police have said the Hall’s Uber trip to pick up a package was ordered by the same person who made scam calls to Brock, or by an accomplice.
Brock is accused of taking Hall’s cellphone and not letting her leave, then shooting her to death when she tried to get into her vehicle. The sheriff’s office said it is investigating “the original scam call to Mr. Brock by the male subject” and the package delivery order through the app.
Brock shot Hall two more times, sustaining a minor head injury himself during the confrontation, and then called 911, police said. Hall, a Columbus resident who police said was not armed, later died at a hospital.
He posted $200,000 bail and was released from the Clark County Jail on Wednesday. FBI spokesperson Todd Lindgren with the agency’s Cincinnati office said it was aware of the murder but declined to confirm or deny whether it was involved in the case.
In an obituary in which her name was given as Lo-Letha “Letha” Toland-Hall, Hall was described as the parent of a son and a stepson, a devoted member of her church and a talented cook known for delicious pound cakes. She retired from Ohio’s Regional Income Tax Agency and also worked in behavioral health, at a school and for Uber. She studied horticulture at Ohio State and started a janitorial business.
Still up to their fraudulent marketing, After our extensive posts and review they have now re-branded as Rise Digital, AKA Rise Digital Media and Rise Voice Search. Buyer beware and continue to send me your reports of their illegal activity.
New class-action lawsuit being prepared as of 4/16/2024 if you or someone you know has been a victim of telemarketing fraud by a company offering voice search listings email: darin@judicialmedia.com
Better Business Bureau Compalaint filed in Florida. 4-23-24
FTC Complaint Filed 4-23-24
southerndigitalmarketing.net is one of a number of fraudulent companies telemarketing out of Southern Florida. 888-387-0463 is one phone number they use on their merchant account.
Currently hosting their fraudulent website with GUARDDOGWEBSOLUTIONS.COM this article will serve as a working “notes” file as we investigate this company displaying an address of 8438 S. US 1 Port Saint Lucie, FL 34952
Second location: 1000 W McNab Rd #213, Pompano Beach, FL 33069
dba; voicesearchactivation.net
The boiler room call center employees repeatedly call business phone numbers using spoof numbers and pretend to be associated with Google, Amazon and Bing harrassing business owners. If you block one number they call from another.
They want $19,95 a month plus a $199 activation fee for your business to be listed in voice search, when we confronted them and called them out somehow they were able to get our business marked as permanetly closed on Google. After contacting Google we were able to quickly reverse their attack on our business.
I am so fed up with this company I have made it a personal mission to get these fraudsters shutdown.
We have audio recordings of the call and will be posting soon as well as official complaints with the BBB and govermental agencies.
This is a new investigation just launched and we encourage anyone with information to contact us.
Also https://voicesearchactivated.com/
Linkedin David Fell Chief Executive Officer at Southern Digital Marketing West Palm Beach Florida.
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“Mississippi has just become a magnet for unscrupulous people wanting to work as private investigators said Richard A Brooks, president of the Mississippi Private Investigators Association.”
This is a developing investigation and media story please email staff@concatcher.com if you have a complaint with this individual.
Please do not send this man money via paypal cashapp or any other means he is a fraud.
I copied an email we received regarding Jim Terry conman extraordinaire, I have filed a complaint with Florida and they are well aware of him.
“My name is Ashley M******, I hired Jim Terry on 5/31/22 to help find my missing son Alex Easterling. He cold called called me on May 30, I paid him $3000 on May 31. One of the main reasons we chose Jim, and chose him so quickly, was due to the fact that he stated multiple times that he only takes one case at a time, and that he had never had a case that didn’t come to completion, he stayed on it until it was resolved. I have multiple audio recording and text messages that verify all of this information. Needless to say Jim Terry not only accepted multiple other cases and money from families at the same time he took my money, He did absolutely nothing to help us in the search for my son. He actually disrupted most of the established media contacts and other outlets for assistance that we had. If you need additional information or recordings to support this information, please let me know.
Thanks for helping spread the word about this disgusting man.