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  Insiders trading at Ocwen Over the last 19 years, insiders at Ocwen have  traded over $317,056,930 worth of Ocwen stock and  bought 4,106,171 units worth $12,114,662 .  The most active insiders traders include Wilbur L Jr Ross , Leon G Cooperman , and John Devaney .  On average, Ocwen executives and independent directors trade stock every 32 days with the average trade being worth $4,171,258.  The most recent stock trade was executed by June C Campbell on 30 March 2022, trading 4,222 units of OCN stock currently worth $99,048. Do the math:  Bought 4,106,171  stocks for $12,114,662  =  SOLD FOR  $317,056,930                                      PROFIT $304,942,268  on Insider Trading Ignored by SEC Leon Cooperman according to FORBES IS WORTH $2,5 B...

  The TARGETED VICTIMS of the City of Alexandria and Suffolk Circuit Courts  Janice Wolk Grenadier and Mary Jones have had  Chief Supreme Court Justice Donald Lemons  appoint Judge Thomas Padrick from VA Beach to "KILL" them Over $50 Million Stolen from them for the benefit of corrupt Judges & Lawyers, just between these 4 women please note there are thousands of us Including Rhetta Daniel a lawyer who Stood Up for Mary Jones, Janice Wolk Grenadier and others, she lost her BAR license for it All Parties Overlap with the Supreme Court of Virginia denying Due Process, and  other Judges & Lawyers The State of Virginia and many other states have issues with honest courts.  But, it is a real problem in a state that the Judges are chosen by the lawyers who practice in front of them. The Judicial Inquiry Review Committee "JIRC" in a 15+ year study shows what a joke it is.   That the Legislature the Courts of Justice expects their process to stay sec...

THE VIRGINIAN ­PILOT Copyright(c)1996,LandmarkCommunications,Inc.  DATE:Sunday,September22,1996 TAG:9609230248 SECTION:LOCAL PAGE:B1 EDITION:FINAL SOURCE:BYMARKDAVIS LENGTH: 217lines STATE'S BEST KEPT SECRET IS AGENCY THAT JUDGES THE JUDGES the JIRC  The complaint was filed in secret. The public was not told that a Norfolk judge may have acted improperly. A government agency investigated the judge in secret.  There was no public record. A misconduct hearing was called in secret. The location was kept quiet. The agency would not confirm the judge's name or even that it was meeting. Witnesses against the judge were called in secret. Subpoenas were not filed in open court, as they are in criminal cases. The witnesses' testimony may never be known. They were urged not to talk after the hearing. A newspaper reporter who showed up was asked the leave the building, a Holiday Inn. The reporter stayed out in the hallway. And in the end, Judge Luther ...