Marty Fracas the wanted criminal


Marty Franz


The bank still wants the $50,000 you owe them that you swindled using my name 
and if I find out where you are I'll be sure to let the hunters know.
And thanks for putting my name on the loan you took out and defaulted on.



Marty acted as the front man for Harrold so I dont really know what harrold really did. But in the end it all does not matter since I found out marty had contacted the bank and took out some money using me as collateral without my permission or knowledge. I only came to know about it when the bank called and asked me to pay back the money and later some hunters called me and told me I owed them $50,000 for the loan. I was shocked as I had my own problems without others using me to commit fraud and I had not taken out a loan and defaulted.. How did the bank know my phone number or address? Only Marty had that information. So maybe I got double conned in all my dealings with Harrold..  

Growing up in an isolated secluded society, I had no idea about dealings in the real world and business. Those I dealt with considered honor above all else and their word was tantamount to who they were. When I met marty near the end of the school year I trusted and considered him a friend. And it was only much later that I realised maybe I was conned the entire time. I did not deal directly in business matters with James or Harold. It seems marty was always ahead of me there and he told me how things were which I just took at face value. 

I know the check James sent us bounced.. But I dont know if he gave any money before or If harold paid more than I got or not or if I was just pushed out of products by giving me some token gratuity.  As I never talked to either james or harold about the business contract, maybe they were not as bad as it ended up. But I do know it would not have been that much better anyway to make a difference. Which means no one plays fair and pays for what the work is worth. But imagine working for like $50 a month or $100 or $200.. Which is what happened for almost 10 years.

Work for a real company and make $10000 or $20000 salary with dental medical and other perks.. At least that's real and not dreams.






Go ahead and stiff me with the rent as well.



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