Corruptly Misusing Government Power
To Seize and Liquidate Assets 

As detailed in other pages, a scheme that involved a hoard of over 50 lawyers and law firms, Department of Justice personnel, and over 50 federal judges, engaged in a series of corrupt activities seeking to halt the ongoing attempts by a former federal agent, Rodney Stich, to expose high level corruption  and the cover-ups by enablers that had a series of grave consequences for the American people and the United States.

Their success, and the unwillingness of any check and balance to become involved, and the indifference of the American public, made the participants in the multiple schemes enablers to great American tragedies, the likes of which the United States had never before experienced.

Stich had used these assets to single-handedly fund attempts to circumvent the cover-ups and make the information known to the public, in the hope that a small segments would help fight the deadly documented corruption of people in high government positions. The sordid and brutal details of how the American public paid the price for the criminal activities and the enablers are described in the related books.

Among the assets that were seized and liquidated were the following:

• Motel, 60 units, Yuba City, California. This motel was free and clear of any debt. View 1;   View 2;  View 3; View 4; View 5 "assistant manager"
   
• Truck Stop, Yuba City, California. This property was free and clear. View 1;
   
• 160 Acres, Dublin, California.  This was free and clear. View 1; View 2; View 3;
   
• 58 apartments, Concord, California. in 15 four-plexes owned by Stich along a 1/4 mile long street. These were almost totally paid off at the time they were seized. In 2007, one of the four-plexes sold for $1 million, given a value of $15 million at that time for the value of just those real estate properties owned by Stich. View 1; View 2; The cost of trying to prevent many of the tragedies associated with the corruption Stich sought to report was high−for him!
   
• 4 Houses, Concord, California.
   
• Mountain-top home, Fairfield, California. Mortgage was 1/3 of market value.  View 1;
   
• Executive 4500-sqft home in Alamo, California. Mortgage was 1/3 of market value. View 1;
   
• Four-unit condominium building at Lake Tahoe, California. View 1;
   
• Four-unit building and three condominiums in Las Vegas.
   
• Four condominiums in Reno.
   
• Two Twin-Engine aircraft.  View 1;
   
• Various others.

Seizing Assets to Halt Efforts
Exposing High-Level Corruption

The $10 million in real estate assets (1987 values−today, about $17 million) was to stripe the former federal agent of the assets that funded his attempts to expose the tragic and sometimes deadly corruption. Many people became implicated in these efforts, primarily judges and lawyers, working in unison. In the aviation environment, many specific airline disasters were enabled to occur by the efforts to prevent the people from learning of these matters.

A heavy price was paid for a David vs. Goliath battle to try to halt the mutating deadly corruption that continued to inflict tragic, deadly, and catastrophic harm upon the United States and its people.