UNUM FOUND GUILTY OF FRAUD AGAINST US GOVERNMENT

WHISTLE BLOWN ON PETER DEWIS AND UNUM

WHISTLE BLOWN ON PETER DEWIS AND UNUM

PETER DEWIS USES SURREY & LANCASHIRE POLICE IN CIVIL MATTER TO COVER TRUTH

PETER DEWIS USES SURREY & LANCASHIRE POLICE IN CIVIL MATTER TO COVER TRUTH

PETER DEWIS, UNUM

PETER DEWIS, UNUM
MADE THREATS TO ATTEMPT TO HIDE THE TRUTH - MAKES A HABIT OF WASTING VALUABLE POLICE TIME

SATIRICAL HUMOUR COURTESY OF YOUTUBE

Tuesday 17 March 2009

BRIXTON INSURANCE - Siegel, 60, also convicted on charges including fraud, identity theft - Baltimore Sun


Siegel, 60, also convicted on charges including fraud, identity theft
Baltimore Sun, United States
The jury found Siegel guilty on 20 of 21 counts, including mail, wire and bank fraud; identity theft; and witness tampering by killing 75-year-old Jasper Frederick "Jack" Watkins in 1996 to keep her financial crimes from being discovered. ...
Woman accused of scamming, murdering man in '96 Baltimore Sun
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS Baltimore Sun
Timeline: Siegel and Watkins Baltimore Sun
all 14 news articles
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ABC News

US chasing Stanford for tax bill
BBC News, UK
Sir Allen is being investigating for an alleged $8bn fraud - but he does not yet face any criminal charges. The tax agency filed four tax demands against Sir Allen and his wife in 2007 and 2008. But in August, the Stanfords requested a hearing to ...
Financier Stanford owes at least $226 million, IRS says CNN International
Cricket mogul Stanford 'owes $227m in taxes' AFP
US tax agency seeks Stanford cash The Press Association
Bloomberg - KDBC
all 185 news articles
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FOX Toledo Online

Ohio College Invested With Firm Accused Of Fraud
MSNBC
By Scott Sarvay BOWLING GREEN, Ohio (AP) - Leaders of Bowling Green State University don't know if a $15 million investment is safe now that owners of a firm that handled the money have been charged with fraud. The school says the money was held by ...
BGSU may be victim of investment fraud Toledo Free Press
'Low-risk' investments haunt Bowling Green State University: $15M ... TMCnet
all 16 news articles
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KCBS

Rate of mortgage fraud falls in California
Los Angeles Times, CA
By William Heisel Stepped-up law enforcement and increased banking scrutiny appear to be curbing the rate of mortgage fraud in some areas of the country, including California and Nevada, prompting determined schemers to take their business to other ...
Mortgage Fraud Up As Credit Tightens Washington Post
Mortgage fraud up in state, nation Baltimore Sun
Mortgage fraud on the rise? I'm not so sure Boston Globe
USA Today - Detroit Free Press
all 269 news articles
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ABC News

Commit fraud, lose money, and get large bonuses from taxpayer ...
Examiner.com
AIG paid $10 million dollars to settle financial statement fraud charges with the SEC in 2003 for its role in accounting frauds at Brightpoint. · In February of 2008, 5 executives of AIG were convicted of fraud and conspiracy to commit fraud, ...
Video: Reaction: AIG bailout bonuses UPI
In the land of Oz, the wizard is a fraud MiamiHerald.com
NY atty gen to probe AIG bonuses for fraud The Associated Press
RGE Monitor - Spear's WMS
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MARI: Florida No. 2 in mortgage fraud
Bizjournals.com, NC
Even as the number of loans has declined, the amount of mortgage fraud nationwide is on the rise – growing 26 percent overall, year-over-year, according to a new report from the Mortgage Asset Research Institute. Florida ranked second in the nation in ...
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MEDICARE FRAUD Broward couple get prison terms, lose home in ...
MiamiHerald.com, FL
He had faced up to 20 years in prison after pleading guilty to conspiracy, healthcare fraud and money-laundering charges. His wife, 41, and brother, 48, cut plea deals on one fraud conspiracy count. They had faced up to 10 years in prison. ...
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PETER DEWIS THREAT TO FREE SPEECH

Dear Sir


Your internet pages

I write with regard to the internet blog pages which you maintain and which make reference to current and previous employees of Unum Limited.

Whilst we understand that you continue to dispute our decision on your employer’s claim under their Group Income Protection policy, we do not accept that it is acceptable for you to make inappropriate and unsubstantiated allegations against our current and previous employees.

We would therefore ask you to desist from adding such statements and remove the existing references relating to our employees with immediate effect otherwise we will have no alternative but to take civil action against you in the Courts and recommend to the affected individuals that they do the same.

We trust that such action will not be necessary.

For the sake of clarity we require references to anyone who is now or has been employed by Unum Limited to be removed, specifically but not limited to June Scott, Julian Ball, Christine Taylor, Stephen Brown, Lizz Kiernan, Matthew Studwell and Stuart Lewis.

Yours sincerely




Dr Peter Dewis

Customer Care Director

Telephone: 01306 873222

Fax: 01306 873671

E-mail: peter.dewis@unum.co.uk


Response to Peter Dewis Letter

I am happy that I have not printed anything unlawful and do so with free speech and with others best interests at heart.


Everything I have printed is accurate in my personal treatment at the hands of your company and is reflected in a web log format.


If you feel I have printed something which isn't accurate then please feel free to bring this to my attention and I will judge the complaint on it's merits.


UPDATE: PETER DEWIS HAS MADE NO REQUESTS FOR SPECIFIC TEXT TO BE REMOVED. RESPONDING EMAIL WAS SENT TO PETER DEWIS ON 9/1/2009