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Tight_Following9267about 18 hours ago50

They're trying to really hurt her. They're doing it on purpose. Poor woman.

chiefgreen87about 19 hours ago33

Not surprised all this shady shit is linked to Israel. Like everything evil and terrible

corporatewazzackabout 18 hours ago28

This whole store is bizarre. I'm not sure what the judge's religion has to do with it.

From a NYTimes article about this:

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/05/01/nyregion/deed-theft.html

A Jointly Owned Townhouse

The home at the center of the current debate, at 212 Jefferson Avenue, is a three-story brownstone that was built in 1909, according to Landmarks Preservation Commission records.

At some point in the 1980s, it was owned by two people, property records show: Allman Charrington, Ms. Charrington’s father, and Gertrude Keene, Ms. Charrington’s great-aunt.

Ms. Keene later transferred her share of the property to Clinton Morrison, her son, who in turn passed it to his children when he died.

As recently as 2024, the property was owned jointly by several Morrison children and Mr. Charrington, according to the records.

A Court-Appointed Guardian

In 2020, with Mr. Charrington’s health declining, two of his daughters, including Carmella, filed a petition in probate court in Fulton County, Ga., asking for a court-appointed guardian and conservator to manage his affairs “by reason of mental disability,” according to court records. (Mr. Charrington traveled frequently between New York City and Georgia, where some of his relatives lived.)

Ms. Charrington asserted in the filings that she wanted to be the conservator, saying that her father’s wife, Karen Charrington, was not looking after his best interests. Court records indicate that Mr. Charrington’s wife had signed his property into her name and transferred thousands of dollars out of his bank account. His wife insisted that she had not acted nefariously, but she agreed to return the money and restore the deed, the records show.

Ultimately, the court appointed a lawyer, Luanne Bonnie, in 2021 to be Mr. Charrington’s conservator and to help him manage his property. The court records say that the parties agreed to Ms. Bonnie’s appointment.

Conflict Brews Between Owners

Court records filed in Brooklyn show that in 2019, the Morrison family wanted to sell the Bedford-Stuyvesant home, putting them at odds with Mr. Charrington. Mr. Charrington fired back in court papers that he wanted to be reimbursed for money he had spent over the years on property taxes and maintenance. Both parties failed to show up at court dates and the case was never resolved.

But several years later, with Mr. Charrington under a conservatorship, the probate court in Georgia gave Ms. Bonnie permission to sell the property. In an October 2022 order, Judge Barbara J. Koll said that at least a dozen possible buyers had shied away in previous years because of “the legal difficulties surrounding the existing tenants of the property.” The property had been for sale since 2018, the judge said; it is unclear who listed it, given Mr. Charrington’s opposition.

Property records show that the home was sold in January 2024 to a limited liability company called 227 Group, about which not much is publicly known.

Ms. Charrington, 54, who grew up on the block — in the townhouse and another relative’s home across the street — called the sale fraudulent and unlawful.

She asserts that her father was taken advantage of, and says family members brought him to New York in November 2023, without the permission of the state of Georgia, and put him into hiding. She also says that Ms. Bonnie was “unlawfully appointed” and had not followed the proper procedures before agreeing to the sale.

“I think that everything will be able to be peeled back and things will become more concrete,” Ms. Charrington said in an interview. “We want to expose them. I’ve been screaming out for two years that this is deed theft.”

But a lawyer for the Georgia Department of Human Services said in a March 2025 court filing that Ms. Charrington and other relatives had “essentially kidnapped” her father, and were “detaining him against his will.”

Ms. Charrington is still living in the townhouse. It remains unclear where Mr. Charrington is, but his daughter said he was staying with friends and relatives in the New York City area.

She recently posted a video of her father on social media, in which he says he is safe and wants to be left alone.

EntropicAvatarabout 19 hours ago11

Oh no an Hasidic judge and Israel linked brothers?!? 😩

LousyReputation7about 19 hours ago11

What the fuck

MomsOfFuryabout 19 hours ago10

But why mention that she’s hesidic?
…. Oh. 😒

Lukin4artabout 19 hours ago9

Evil judges will NEVER face accountability. They can sign off on baseless warrants that get people killed and they face no repercussions. This is because the people are to scared of the police to hold anyone in power accountable for their actions. They will continue to take and rape the people and the land because they are beholden to the uber rich and the multinationals. Wake up people. Making lil videos for social media will not change this country. We need a revolution. We need it before they abduct and deport your neighbors, friends, family. We need it before a judge signs a warrant with no evidence just to get you murdered in your own home like Brianna Taylor.

RK9990about 19 hours ago7

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BathroomAltruistic14about 19 hours ago6

Straight up evil. Conniving type sh*t

DirtyHalfMexicanabout 19 hours ago6

Holy shit this needs to be seen and known by the people. This is top level Bullshit.