12-19-2007, 11:32 AM
What does Elmer have in common with Goose? While I was out in Indiana recently I did a little research and found the answer. Both have six figure judgments against them in favor of banks.
In Elmer's case, it's the NBD Bank who obtained a civil judgment in Superior Court #3 in Gary, Indiana back on December 7, 1995 for $120,795. Back then Elmer was using the address 8101 Polo Club Dr. #375, Merrrillville, Indiana 46410-5310.
(NBD Bank became Bank One, which now is JPMorgan Chase.)
At his going rate of $40K a piece (no pun intended), that's about three hookers' worth of debt for Elmer. You would think he might have at least asked for the group rate.
BTW, back around 1991, when Elmer was living at 66 Salt Creek Rd., Roselle, Illinois 60172-1420 (Dupage County), his Illinois driver's license stated his height at 6'-01" and his weight as 225 lbs., brown hair and blue eyes.
Next time I'm out in Berkeley, California, I'll ask the UPS Store at 2342 Shattuck Avenue where they are forwarding Elmer's mail to this week.
In Elmer's case, it's the NBD Bank who obtained a civil judgment in Superior Court #3 in Gary, Indiana back on December 7, 1995 for $120,795. Back then Elmer was using the address 8101 Polo Club Dr. #375, Merrrillville, Indiana 46410-5310.
(NBD Bank became Bank One, which now is JPMorgan Chase.)
At his going rate of $40K a piece (no pun intended), that's about three hookers' worth of debt for Elmer. You would think he might have at least asked for the group rate.
BTW, back around 1991, when Elmer was living at 66 Salt Creek Rd., Roselle, Illinois 60172-1420 (Dupage County), his Illinois driver's license stated his height at 6'-01" and his weight as 225 lbs., brown hair and blue eyes.
Next time I'm out in Berkeley, California, I'll ask the UPS Store at 2342 Shattuck Avenue where they are forwarding Elmer's mail to this week.