Nothinv like owning undeveloped property, and finding someone built a million dollar home on it.

[Fanatical Meat]

You need to re-read the article. Someone impersonating the owner sold them the property. Not the lawyer. The money was wired to South Africa.
There is no government conspiracy here, and he will get his property back. I doubt he'll get $2 mill in damages though.

Follow up:

https://www.ctinsider.com/columnist/article/sky-top-terrace-fairfield-ct-developers-18274371.php

The developers have already vacated the property, and agreed to return it to it's previous state. In a filing this week in the lawsuit, 51 Sky Top Partners said it agrees that Kenigsberg is the rightful owner of the land and that they will shortly file a property record correcting the apparently fraudulent sale.

This cracks me up, YOU are a layperson.​

No he’s gots the internet
I still don’t get how a lawyer screwed this up. Wiring money ANYWHERE is a HUGE red flag that cannot be ignored.

 

[WilliamM2]

i think that amount of open tabs is bordering on neglicence

Takes a lot of tabs to become a Google lawyer.

 

[BoomerD]

i think that amount of open tabs is bordering on neglicence

The part that bothers me...one (or more) of them is for "the kingdom of crap." He's infested that site with his idiocy too.

 

[brianmanahan]

The part that bothers me...one (or more) of them is for "the kingdom of crap." He's infested that site with his idiocy too.

they deserve him there lol

 

[darkswordsman17]

What a weird situation. It's like a metaphor for Israel/Palestine.

What a weird analogy to make.

 

[BoomerD]

they deserve him there lol

No cryinmanahan...don't be bitter.