it's raining fraudsters, allelujah

First Plumbob; the MYF fraud is so far the only officially investigated matter by QLD Police.
I am hoping that within some of those "confidential" subs there is a mention of this investigation having been snubbed by ASIC.
Contact me privately for more info.

And those dozens upon dozens of BANK FRAUD Submissions to the Parliamentary Inquiry get media accelleration:
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Who you gonna call - ghost writers, of loans

Date October 19, 2013 Michael West Business columnist

The banks have the government pretty well licked, as you know. Tame as can be, those assorted regulators, bureaucrats and ombudsmen.

But will somebody please tell the Tuggerah Lakes police that the banks are above the law. There seems to be a misapprehension by the local constabulary that the banks are somehow subject to the laws of the Commonwealth. It is a mix-up that surely will be remedied in short order.

In the interim, detectives from Tuggerah Lakes police station are investigating St George.

And Westpac, which owns St George, has begun to assist. They didn't like it at first, and refused to comply with a magistrate's warrant, then dragged the chain on a judge's warrant but, when confronted by police with a contempt of court rap, lapsed into avid co-operation.

Unfortunately, the man they blame for the missing loan documents at the centre of the Tuggerah Lakes police case … well, he does not appear to exist, at least on the police databases.

We are afraid to say it, dear readers, but it looks as though Westpac is haunted. Today we can reveal, exclusively, the Ghost of St George.

Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/business/who-you-gonna-call--ghost-writers-of-loans-20131018-2vsfx.html#ixzz2iGoTSM3o

Regards,