Bank Fraud

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 This is part 2 of our coverage of the protest during the Bank of America shareholders meeting in Charlotte, North Carolina on May 9th, 2012. We continue to bring you the voices of people directly affected by the policies of Bank of America. You will hear from a lawyer trying to save families from foreclosure in Las Vegas, a man who is working on "Principle Reduction" and a man from the Backbone Campaign. We end with some of the many speakers who tell their stories about dealing with Bank of America and their deceptive practices. This segment runs 65 minutes.

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One week after Chris Frazer and her family was evicted, at 3:00 a.m., at gun point, by DeKalb Co. Sheriff Deputy's, supporters rallied at the Head Quarters of DeKalb County Sheriff, Thomas Brown. About 50 people from groups including local clergy, Occupy Atlanta, Peace and Justice groups, Anti Foreclosure groups, local politicians, and Occupy The Hood, stood along Memorial Dr. in Decatur, Ga. demanding justice for the Frazer family and an end to "Midnight Evictions". About half way through the rally, a van drove up and protesters dumped some of the many belongings of the Frazer family on the door step of Sheriff Brown. These were the same items that had been tossed into the street a week earlier. There was one arrest and one person ticketed for littering. This video report runs 23 minutes.

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Meet Ms. Chris Frazer. Ms. Frazer has paid the mortgage on her home for 15 years. But when she lost her job, and couldn't find another one in a stagnant economy, she started to fall behind in her payments. Now, like millions of other struggling American's, Ms. Frazer is facing foreclosure and eviction. But her case isn't that clear cut. Because her mortgage and title has been bundled and sold, and re-sold, it's hard to determine who owns the mortgage, and if the foreclosure is even legal. That's when she reached out to Occupy Atlanta, who is now helping her stop this foreclosure from moving forward. This film gives Ms. Frazer a chance to tell her story in her own words, a story that is all to common across the U.S. It runs 29 minutes.

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 Today, December 6th, 2011, Occupy Atlanta took the movement from Troy Davis Park to a local home facing foreclosure.  This home has been owned by the same family since 1953.  O.A. set up tents, banners, and stood with this family in their time of need.  As the family fights to save their home, O.A. plans to stay on the premises and defend this family from foreclosure and eviction.  A press conference was held at 3:00 PM today, and this film presents what was said by La'Dae Mansfield, Occupy Atlanta spokesperson, family members, and Senator Vincent Fort.  It runs 15 minutes.