TD Bank Guilty Plea For Money Laundering In The United States Is Inspiring Interest In Our Story
Yesterday, Thursday, October 10, 2024, the Toronto Dominion (TD) Bank was hit hard by the US criminal justice system when they agreed to pay a $3 billion dollar fine in response to fully supported allegations by the Department of Justice that claimed the once trusted bank was laundering money for organized crime that was financed by the sale of fentanyl.
In response, traffic to our story surged overnight as our story just kept popping up in the search engines.
We have long predicted that all it will take is the right spark to draw even greater attention to our fully supported and uncontested allegations against the loan sharking brokers of Verico the Mortgage Station, the financial branders at Verico Financial Group Inc. and the selectively blind bankers at HomeEquity Bank.
No, we are not comparing the scope of the stories, but we are now attracting a lot of media attention.
This decision will also aid us by generating doubt in the public mind regarding the honesty of banks, which will cause them to do more research before investing in any financial institution.
Often, when a story of this scope is released, mainstream media outlets search for other examples of the same criminal behaviour to puff up the story they have or to scoop other ratings-based media outlets using a story that is more relatable to viewers. Fentanyl fueled gangsters laundering money through the TD Bank is a little outside the life experience of most viewers, but grandma being defrauded by loan sharks with the full knowledge of a Schedule 1 Canadian Chartered Bank that chose to turn a blind eye in the name of profit nicely fits the bill.
Also, while TD tried to defend itself, but Verico the Mortgage Station, Verico Financial Group Inc., and HomeEquity Bank have done NOTHING to denounce our allegations or defend their actions.
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