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presently in the possession of individuals by name of
Henry Soet and Daniel Bylenga, and a corporation doing
business as Fleet Financial Group. Furthermore, said
proceeds are more than enough to satisfy any claim for
unpaid taxes purported against Petitioner.
Petitioner’s statement continued for an additional three pages
alleging criminal conduct by numerous judges, individuals, and
entities. Additionally, petitioner attached nearly 100 pages of
documents to the hearing request regarding the alleged criminal
conduct by various judges, individuals, and entities.
On June 23, 2000, the IRS provided petitioner with a section
6330 hearing. Appeals Officer Bruce Skidmore held the conference
with petitioner telephonically. Petitioner’s argument centered
on petitioner’s prior lawsuits against Fleet Finance, Inc.
(Fleet), and numerous other entities and individuals regarding
Fleet’s foreclosure on a home owned by petitioner at 2625
Emerson, Grand Rapids, Michigan (the Emerson house). Petitioner
claimed that the proceeds of the alleged unlawful mortgage
foreclosure, which all went to Fleet, should have paid off the
liabilities at issue because the United States had a second lien
on the Emerson house.
During the hearing, Mr. Skidmore asked petitioner about his
underlying liabilities. Petitioner stated that he did not
believe that there was any error in the assessments. Petitioner
did not raise any spousal defenses or offer alternative means of
collection.
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