The Mortgage Fraud Scam | Dr. John Hnatio | ONN

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Last week, I promised you that we would re-visit our breaking news story on the mortgage scam that is being played out in New Jersey as we present this story.

Video chapters
1. 00:00 – Intro
2. 00:18 – Re-Visit Our Breaking News Story
3. 00:48 – Reviewing Hundreds of Pages of Documents
4. 03:36 – Background to The Story
5. 10:14 – Outro

Video references
- https://instituteforcomplexitymanagement.org

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