Misdeeds

An investor finds that he has been swindled, and that the schemer was aided by a mortgage industry lacking oversight.

A A A Comments By Anna McCarthy Wednesday, Aug 5 2009

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Despite the obstructions, Narraway still wants the responsible parties to be held accountable, especially as holes in the records continue to appear. He claimed his recent visit to the Contra Costa County Clerk-Recorder's Office revealed that Wells Fargo had failed to file an important document that would have given it the right to foreclose on the Bay Point property.

But he said it isn't easy to keep fighting, knowing that McConville and everyone who profited from his alleged frauds are still walking around out there — probably not so far away.

Courtesy of Alameda County Sheriff’s Department via voiceofsandiego.org

Mug shot from James McConville’s 1998 conviction in Alameda County.

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At the end of this month, Narraway may even be forced to watch as Red Velvet, the slasher film McConville and his family helped produce, comes out on DVD. He has already watched the accompanying music video, which features McConville himself in one scene as a coach training his students the correct way to stab someone in the back.