12. Examples of the above noted Keith Rothman and his co-conspirators holder in due course fraud racquet, money extortion, and impersonation crimes include: A. In exhibit 7, the undated, signed by Keith Rothman violative and criminal money
extortion letter, Keith Rothman is disguised as the debt collector. B. In Exhibit 1D, the alleged Plaintiff, un-ratified complaint, Keith Rothman is disguised as
the attorney. C. In exhibit 1C, the Keith Rothman unsigned summons, Keith Rothman is impersonating as
Ford Motor Credit, the alleged Plaintiff. 13. The above noted Attorney Keith Rothman acts are criminal pursuant to: 190.23 False personation. 190.25 Criminal impersonation in the second degree. 190.26 Criminal impersonation in the first degree. 14. In this Keith Rothman extortion and fraud case, additional fraud was practiced in obtaining complaint warranting vacation of “complaint� 21456-04: KEITH ROTHMAN LAW LICENSE # 1419498, MARK BRAVERMAN ALLEGED LAW LICENSE # 2799260, ALEX SHAFRAN SERVER LICENSE # 0862826, EDGAR MORA, ALLEGED SERVER LICENSE # 108706 and GINA TORNAMAN, ACCOUNT REPRESENTATIVE, each one of these conspirators individually and collectively committed felony fraud by advancing writings which Keith Rothman law license # 1419498 knew were false with the intent that Miriam Snyder and the court would rely on to deprive Miriam Snyder of money, property and rights. KEITH ROTHMAN LAW LICENSE # 1419498 knew that he lacked standing to demand any sum of Miriam Snyder under any lawful theory. 15. Consequently, since Keith Rothman Law License # 1419498 and his above noted co-conspirators, were unable to present admissible evidence of the entire chain of assignment of the alleged underlying debt in this matter, they filed multitudes of false instruments in the courts to deprive Miriam Snyder of money, property, due process, and other rights. 16. The complaint is insufficient/fraudulent on its face. The complaint is not ratified by the signature of a judge. This suggests that each and every one of the aforementioned alleged plaintiffs are involved in the holder in due course fraud racket. See NYPL 190.65 Scheme to defraud in the first degree; 190.40 Criminal usury in the second degree; 190.55 Making a false statement of credit terms; 190.50 Unlawful collection; 185.15 Fraudulent disposition of (intangible) property subject to a conditional sale contract; 185.05 Fraud involving a security interest; 175.35 Offering a false 8