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No, not illegal immigrant -- invader.
Now we have another dead young woman.
An illegal alien from Guatemala has been charged with stabbing to death a 16-year-old girl in Long Branch, New Jersey.
Bryan Cordero-Castro, a 20-year-old illegal alien, has been arrested and charged after allegedly stabbing to death 16-year-old Madison Wells, according to the Monmouth County Prosecutor.
Done yet?
Mind telling me why not?
Next, what's with the GoFraudYou garbage? I've just had two family members die in the last couple of weeks. Do I particularly like that? Uh, that would be a "No."
But if you have that sort of expense involved it's because you want it, not because you need it.
$15,000 for funeral expenses? Blow me.
How do I know?
Because I've got the bill right here in front of me, that's how.
I've written the check, so **** off on talking to me about that, and as for the rest throw every damned illegal invader out right now.
I'm tired of conversations with Mr. Grim and those who cause them to take place ought to be hung by the neck as his next tribute.
Time for me to go howl again I think...
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This is pretty-simple stuff folks.
Bharadwaj said she wired Tesla about $60,000 early Aug. 22 to pay for a Model 3. She was told the car was ready for pickup that day; a few hours later, though, she was told her car wasn’t ready after all but would be delivered Sept. 9. That delivery was canceled as well.
“It was extremely difficult to get hold of anyone, and even when I did, I never got the same story,” Bharadwaj said.
If you're told something is available "cash on delivery" now, and you wire the money the ******n car better be there and in deliverable form.
You have a contract. If it was never in deliverable form at the time you were told it was, and you wired the cash, that certainly appears to be fraud. As in go to prison right now fraud.
So is this:
There’s no doubt in Richard Lam’s mind: When he takes the wheel of his Tesla Model 3, he’ll be thrilled with it. “I hear that owners, once they get their cars, are very happy,” said Lam, 31, an electrical engineer from Diamond Bar.
Getting it is the problem. Lam has been waiting more than two months. He’s already paid Tesla for the highest-end Model 3 available, which costs $79,500. He’s paying principal and interest on his loan. But for now he’s left driving a 1999 Mustang, a loaner from his brother.
Who financed it? And who disbursed the funds to the car company without an actual car being delivered against that with a delivery acceptance signature from the customer?
I have never seen a finance arrangement on a vehicle where the finance company (in-house or otherwise) disburses the funds to the car company (and thus starts charging you interest and principal) until the car is in your hands and you've signed acceptance for same.
What's wrong with people here? What's wrong with the state Attorneys General?
This isn't someone getting screwed out of $10 on something -- it's a damned car, a titled piece of property and you have no title nor delivery on same plus, it appears, the company that got the money lied about the vehicle being ready.
This needs to result in instant felony criminal indictments folks.
If you or I screwed someone out of a tenth of this amount of money we'd be in the dock right now. Tesla does it to people and..... nothing.
Ok dude, enough is enough.

I'd said I'd had enough of this **** but apparently it hadn't had enough yet.
I just got word that another family member passed last night.
Once more, into the breach.
****.