The EAH Housing Eviction fraud scandal is the true story of horrific and grotesque abuse of Heidi Yauman, a brain damaged woman Markham Plaza Apartments, a HUD Subsidized apartment complex in San Jose, California.
The harrowing 2012 abuse saga sent shock waves throughout the San Francisco Bay Area and exposed a judicial corruption ring in Santa Clara County Superior Court system. Judges involved were Socrates Peter Manoukian, Rodney Jay Stafford, Thomas Cain, David Cena, and Michele McKay MkCoy and Lori Pegg and others.
Judge Socrates Manoukian , the Santa Clara County Public Guardian and county counsel backed Markham plaza property management’s reaping of neighborhood havoc and reckless destructive rage against the Markham Plaza residents.
Their main target was Heidi Yauman, a quiet and gentle woman who was conserved by the Santa Clara County Public Guardian because of a severe traumatic brain injury from a devastating car accident. After emerging from a long coma, she had to undergo years of rehabilitation and thereby to relearn how to walk, talk and do everything. These attacks against her caused injury and trauma & still continue
Several county agencies, lawyers and social workers from the County of Santa Clara began to get involved, and worked together in a huge conspiracy to cover their tracks to hide their involvement in the scandal and they scrambled about frantically and desperately trying to prevent federal authorities from the U.S. Department of Justice and U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to become involved.
During the same time period, the ABC News I-Team was preparing
Investigating the Public Guardian
Other scandals involving the same network of criminal judges, government attorneys and social workers who orchestrated the EAH Housing Scandal and also, the Federal Bureau of Investigations was investigating the disappearance of approximately 17.3 Million dollars from trusts and conservatorship estates in Santa Clara County Probate Court. Judge Socrates Manoukian interrogated Rev. Cary-Andrew Crittenden about what he knew about the FBI investigation.
The Public Guardian’s EAH Housing Scandal at Markham Plaza Apartments quickly became the talk of the neighborhood where about two miles South of downtown San Jose near to the Santa Clara County Fairgrounds and “The Plant” Shopping center. This story also generated significant national attention via the internet as more and more people became interested. Throughout Northern California and across the United States, the EAH Housing Scandal became very well known.
Many people were, bewildered, shocked and outraged at EAH Housing, and were astonished at intensity of the sick cruelty and vicious harassment by Markham Plaza Property against Heidi Yauman by Markham Plaza Property Management and the audacity of Judge Socrates Manoukian, whose cause for evicting because Rev. Cary-Andrew Crittenden pleaded on Heidi Yauman’s behalf to Markham Plaza Property Management for the harassment and abuse against her to stop.
Heidi Yauman is a quiet, peaceful gentle person who was was conserved by the Santa Clara County Public Guardian after spending months in a coma after a devastating car accident. She spent years in rehabilitation and therapy having to relearn how to walk, talk and do everything. The harassment and psychological abuse against Heidi Yauman by Elaine Bouchard, Markham Plaza Property Manager would have been difficult for anyone to have to endure. How much more so for a person with Heidi’s brain condition having being constantly harassed, humiliated, tormented and terrorized, and forced to live in fear in her own home. She was “evicted” in a fake court hearing by Judge Socrates Manoukian for enlisting Mr. Crittenden’s help pursuant to the American’s with disabilities act to plead for the harassment to stop.
A resident has every full right to bring their concerns to management, and if the resident has trouble speaking, they have right to advocate. Ms. Bouchard imposed special lease conditions on Heidi Yauman which did not apply to the other residents and she used this as a weapon to harass Heidi and did everything she could to make Heidi Yauman sick and miserable. Ms. Bouchard threatened Heidi with lease violations for doing simple every day tasks like taking her trash out and would not allow anyone to help her. Then she charged cleaning fees. Deputy Public Guardian Arlene Peterson embezzled funds from Heidi Yauman”s estate to pay Markham Plaza’s attorney, Ryan Mayberry to commit fraud against Heidi. The fraud was labeled “attorney fees”.
Markham Plaza Property Manager Elaine Bouchard then used the same fraud committed in Case 1-12-CV226958 to also deny Heidi Yauman’s bedridden neighbor, Robert Moss accommodations pursuant to the American’s with Disabilities Act.
After Rev. Crittenden tried to assist Heidi Yauman in filing a complaint with the US Department of Housing and Urban Development about the sick and hideous way she was treated. The Public Guardian abused their power of attorney over Heidi to shut down her HUD complaint, and to cover up the crimes that they committed. Rev. Crittenden appealed and brought the issue to top officials in Washington D.C. from HUD General Counsel and Inspector General.
Santa Clara County Counsel Orry Korb did not want the Federal Government to get involved and he was becoming increasingly uncomfortable with information about his EAH Scandal, the abuse and fraud of Heidi Yauman and Robert Moss’s death circulating all over the internet. Orry Korb sent Santa Clara County Sheriff detective David Carroll after Mr. Crittenden to stalk him, harass him, threaten him and intimidate him.
Others came forward claiming that they too had been defrauded by Judge Socrates Manoukian.
A pattern began to develop showing that court cases in Judge Socrates Manoukian’s court room had nexus to probate court litigation occurring in department 3 (probate court) under Santa Clara County Superior Court judge Thomas Cain.
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