Every Mortgage Doc Letitia James Signed Over 42 years Had Falsified Info, Forensic Accountant Says

Every single mortgage document that Letitia James signed over the last 42 years had falsified information on it, this was not a 'one-off - according to forensic accountant Sam Antar

Antar, a retired forensic accountant known for his meticulous unraveling of financial puzzles, claimed that this is no isolated slip-up but part of a larger history of alleged misconduct.
Antar, who said he stumbled upon these inconsistencies while reviewing public filings, said he doesn’t care about the politics surrounding James or Trump, he’s just looking at the facts of the case.

James purchased a Virginia property in 2008 but failed to report its mortgage in her 2021 and 2022 financial disclosures to New York State.

Suddenly, in 2023, two mortgages appeared—totaling more than twice the property's value—raising immediate red flags.

The mortgage clause specified the home as a second primary residence, however James's tax returns showed she didn't spend any time in the home, and claimed rental income.

This allowed her lower residential interest rates and insurance costs, while she never informed the bank of its commercial use.

Beyond the indicted Virginia home, Antar flagged two other properties—one on Sterling Drive in Virginia and another in Brooklyn—as potential sites of similar fraud.

The Brooklyn building, certified for five units, was allegedly financed and insured as a smaller four-unit residential property, dodging higher commercial rates.

In 2020, during the purchase, James reported income from the property in her disclosures. But from 2021 through 2024, that income vanished from records—potentially understating her finances to state overseers.