Laminated deed, dated Sept 2019, transferring property to dissolved entity
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Laminated deed, dated Sept 2019, transferring property to dissolved entity
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A buried deed pulled from a frozen culvert proved to be dated September 2019 and transferred forty-two acres to an entity legally dissolved six weeks earlier - signed with a notary seal whose owner says she never witnessed the signature. How did a deed with a false chain of custody and a claimed notary witness end up in the mud, and who stood to gain from burying it?
In this episode, we follow the timeline from a utility-pole flyer in spring 2017 to life at Dunmore Creek and the discovery of the deed, mapping the shifts in control, communication, and legal papers that led to the buried document. What does the cottage-industry language of the recruitment flyer, the community’s strict routines, and the altered correspondence reveal about the motive behind that deed?
Person: Jeffrey Whitfield
Person: John Ward
Date: September 2019
Location: Dunmore Creek, Harlan Township / Wexler County
Event: Deed found November 14, 2019
- The deed transferred forty-two acres of Wexler County land and was dated September 2019.
- The recipient entity on the deed had been legally dissolved six weeks before the deed’s date.
- The notary seal on the deed matched a licensed notary in Dellwood, forty miles east, who later said she had no memory of witnessing the signature.
- Jeffrey Whitfield paid an $11,000 buy-in to the Dunmore Creek community in June 2017.
- The Dunmore Creek founding charter was a 23-page spiral-bound document with a two-year vesting period for redeemable equity.
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