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06/01/2026

🚨 FCN WATCHDOG MEDIA GLOBAL – EXPLOSIVE UPDATE 🚨
JUNE 1, 2026 – SHINAVER, YOUR SCAM HAS NOWHERE TO HIDE ⚖️🔥
“BE A MAN AND RESOLVE WHAT YOU STARTED, GUY!”

Today, FCN Watchdog Media Global is dropping a MAJOR legal bombshell in Lucas County Court of Common Pleas – Plaintiff’s Exhibit L in Marquis L. Kimble Sr. v. Joseph Shinaver Jr., et al., Case No. CI2025‑04275, Judge Lindsay D. Navarre. 📄⚖️

This isn’t gossip. This is on the docket, signed, e‑filed, and served.

🧨 WHAT JUST HIT THE DOCKET – EXHIBIT L
Title:

PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT L – Supplemental Rebuttal to Defendants' Home Point and Bankruptcy‑Based Vexatiousness Narrative

Filed by:

Minister Marquis L. Kimble Sr., Plaintiff, Pro Se

Purpose:
Exhibit L does one thing with surgical precision: it blows apart Joseph Shinaver Jr.’s attempt to brand Minister Kimble as a “vexatious” litigant by dragging in:

A separate Home Point Financial foreclosure case 🏠

A string of bankruptcy filings 💼

Shinaver tried to turn those into a character assassination. Exhibit L turns them into evidence of his own misconduct instead. 💥

🎯 TARGET: SHINAVER’S SANCTIONS & “VEXATIOUS” SMEAR
Shinaver and his firm filed a Motion for Sanctions on May 5, 2026, claiming:

Minister Kimble’s May 4, 2026 filing was “frivolous,”

“Deceptive,”

And supposedly part of some pattern to “manipulate the docket” and lift the stay in CI2025‑04275.

They filed a Memorandum in Support and then jumped off the rails:

On page 41, they start talking about Home Point Financial v. Arnold, et al., Case No. G‑4801‑CI‑0201803432‑000 – a different case, a foreclosure case on Marquis Kimble’s home.

They say it’s the same residence and claim Minister Kimble has filed five bankruptcies during that foreclosure.

They wrap that in loaded labels: “vexatious,” “extortion,” “shakedown,” “harassment,” “malicious injury,” “imposed for delay.”

Then they ask Judge Navarre to restrict Kimble’s future filings and send a certified order up to the Supreme Court of Ohio to try to get him boxed in statewide.

In other words:

They couldn’t win the sanctions motion on the merits, so they reached for every smear in another docket to try to poison the well.

🧾 EXHIBIT L: WHY THEIR HOME POINT / BANKRUPTCY ATTACK IS A SCAM
1️⃣ The sanctions motion is about MAY 4, 2026 – not 2018 foreclosure history
Exhibit L reminds the Court:

The sanctions motion is aimed at one filing – Minister Kimble’s May 4, 2026 notice about the Ottawa County appeal.

But Shinaver detours into Home Point foreclosure and bankruptcies from years earlier.

That material:

Does NOT prove any Civ.R. 11 violation in the May 4 filing.

Does NOT prove frivolous conduct under R.C. 2323.51.

It’s not evidence. It’s a character attack.

2️⃣ “Advocacy by insinuation,” NOT proof by adjudication
Exhibit L calls it exactly what it is:

Shinaver never points to:

Any Home Point order declaring Kimble a vexatious litigant.

Any bankruptcy order finding bad faith.

Any sanctions order from the foreclosure or bankruptcy courts.

Instead, he wants Judge Navarre to infer abuse just because:

There were multiple filings;

There were multiple cases;

And he doesn’t like being on the other side of the table.

That is “accusation by association”, not law, not evidence.

3️⃣ Designed to inflame, not inform
Exhibit L points out that the Home Point/bankruptcy paragraph sits inside the section of Shinaver’s memo where he calls Kimble:

“Vexatious”

“Extortionate”

Running a “shakedown”

“Harassing”

“Malicious”

“Imposed for delay”

The goal is crystal clear:

Make Judge Navarre distrust Kimble across all cases, so the sanctions motion feels right, even if the law and facts don’t support it.

🧨 THE MAY 26, 2026 HOME POINT ORDER – THE RECEIPT THAT DESTROYS SHINAVER’S STORY
Exhibit L brings in a new development that Shinaver does NOT want the public (or the Court) to focus on:

👉 Home Point Financial v. Kimble – Case No. G‑4801‑CI‑0201803432‑000
👉 Order to Withdrawal from Sheriff’s Sale
👉 Judge Stacy L. Cook – Filed May 26, 2026

In that order, Judge Cook:

Notes “numerous motions and filings” by Defendant Marquis Kimble starting in February 2026.

Finds the Court needs more time to review and address all pending motions and filings before any sheriff’s sale can go forward.

VACATES and REMOVES the sheriff’s sale scheduled for May 27, 2026.

STAYS any sale of the property until further order of the Court.

Exhibit L explains why this obliterates Shinaver’s spin:

If filings were frivolous, the Court would not halt a sale.
Courts don’t stop sheriff’s sales for “clowns.” They stop them when filings raise serious issues that need review.

Home Point is not “serial delay” – it’s an active legal battle.
The real record shows a contested foreclosure where the Court itself is saying: “We need more time, we are not rushing to sell this man’s house.”

Once this order exists, Shinaver’s Home Point smear becomes incomplete and misleading.
Ignoring this order while waving around “five bankruptcies” is textbook one‑sided advocacy.

⚖️ WHY SHINAVER’S LEGAL THEORY FAILS – POINT BY POINT
Exhibit L walks Judge Navarre through the law Shinaver tried to use as a weapon:

🔹 Ohio Civ.R. 11
Focuses on the specific signed document at issue.

Asks whether the signer:

Read it,

Had good grounds,

Filed it for a proper purpose (not delay).

Home Point + bankruptcies ≠ proof that the May 4, 2026 filing in this case was willfully false.

If your Civ.R. 11 argument needs a 2018 foreclosure file to feel strong, your argument is weak.

🔹 R.C. 2323.51 (Frivolous Conduct)
Sanctions are for frivolous conduct in connection with the civil action.

The statute demands case‑specific analysis of the actual filing.

Shinaver’s memo:

Does not walk through the statutory elements as to the May 4 filing.

Instead leans on outside litigation history to add emotional weight.

Exhibit L:

“The statute permits sanctions for conduct – not for reputation attacks built from unrelated dockets.”

🔹 R.C. 2323.52 (Vexatious Litigator)
Requires proof that a person has habitually, persistently, and without reasonable grounds engaged in vexatious conduct.

Does not say: “If someone fights a foreclosure, files bankruptcy, and speaks out, you can just slap a ‘vexatious’ label on them.”

Exhibit L spells it out:

High‑volume litigation ≠ abusive litigation.

Filing to preserve a home, challenge a sheriff’s sale, or seek bankruptcy protection is exactly what the system allows.

Without actual findings of bad faith, Shinaver’s “pattern” argument is legally shallow and prejudicial.

🧱 EVIDENTIARY + FAIRNESS RED FLAGS EXHIBIT L CALLS OUT
1️⃣ Minimal relevance – massive prejudice
Even if Home Point/bankruptcy history has a tiny bit of “contextual” value, Exhibit L explains that it:

Encourages the Court to decide sanctions based on dislike for Kimble’s history, not the merits of the May 4 filing.

That’s what Ohio Evid.R. 403(A) warns against: unfair prejudice, confusion, and misleading the Court.

2️⃣ Confusion of issues
The sanctions fight should be:

“Did the May 4, 2026 filing violate Civ.R. 11 or R.C. 2323.51?”

Shinaver wants it to become:

“Let’s re‑litigate foreclosure practice, series of bankruptcies, residence history, and every grievance he has with Kimble across multiple counties.”

Exhibit L flags that as a mini‑trial distraction – exactly what Evidence Rules 401/403 are designed to control.

3️⃣ One‑sided storytelling
Shinaver cherry‑picks:

The parts of Home Point that make Kimble look “chaotic,”

But leaves out the May 26, 2026 order that proves the court took Kimble’s filings seriously enough to stop the sale.

Exhibit L:

“That asymmetry confirms why the Home Point discussion should not be treated as reliable proof of vexatiousness.”

🧑‍⚖️ THIS COURT HAS ALREADY ADMONISHED SHINAVER
Exhibit L reminds Judge Navarre of something HUGE that Shinaver’s narrative “forgets”:

On March 20, 2026, in this very case, the Court:

Affirmed the stay, BUT

Expressly admonished Joseph Shinaver for prematurely filing his motion to stay based on an appeal that wasn’t even fully docketed.

That matters because:

The party already admonished for premature filings is now:

Asking the Court to punish Kimble,

Restrict his future filings,

And send his name up to the Supreme Court as “vexatious.”

Exhibit L tells the Court:

Look at who is asking for sanctions, and look at your own prior entry.

📜 DOCKET TIMELINE – LAID OUT IN EXHIBIT L
Exhibit L gives Judge Navarre a clean timeline:

Nov 13, 2025 – Case CI2025‑04275 filed.

Mar 4, 2026 – Case stayed.

Mar 20, 2026 – Stay affirmed; Shinaver admonished for premature stay motion.

Apr 21–22, 2026 – Court allows supplemental materials on Ottawa County proceedings.

May 5, 2026 – Shinaver files Motion for Sanctions + Memo in Support.

Page 41 of Memo – He drags in Home Point foreclosure + multiple bankruptcies to paint Kimble as vexatious.

May 26, 2026 – In Home Point, Judge Cook vacates the May 27 sheriff’s sale and stays any sale pending further order after reviewing Kimble’s numerous filings.

Exhibit L’s takeaway:

Shinaver tried to weaponize foreclosure/bankruptcy history – but the later Home Point order shows those filings were serious enough to stop the sale, not “obvious abuse.”

🔚 EXHIBIT L’S BOTTOM LINE
Exhibit L concludes:

Shinaver’s Home Point + bankruptcy attack does not:

Prove a Civ.R. 11 violation.

Prove frivolous conduct under R.C. 2323.51.

Prove a valid vexatious‑litigator case under R.C. 2323.52.

The May 26, 2026 Home Point order shows the foreclosure court itself took Kimble’s filings seriously enough to:

Vacate the sheriff’s sale,

Stay any sale,

And keep reviewing the record.

The Court should disregard, or at least give no real weight, to Shinaver’s Home Point/bankruptcy smear when deciding the sanctions motion and any “vexatious” label.

Signed and sealed:

E‑signed, Minister Marquis L. Kimble Sr.
Plaintiff, Pro Se – CI2025‑04275
Filed and served June 1, 2026

📣 FCN WATCHDOG MEDIA GLOBAL – CALL TO ACTION
Minister Kimble just put this on the record. Now FCN Watchdog Media Global is putting it in front of the people.

Here’s what you can do:

📺 WATCH & SHARE every FCN breakdown on Kimble v. Shinaver, Home Point, and the “vexatious” scam narrative.

🧾 READ EXHIBIT L once it’s publicly accessible and see the receipts for yourself.

🏛️ TAG Ohio lawyers, journalists, judicial‑ethics groups, and court‑watch orgs who track abuse of sanctions and vexatious‑litigator tools.

🗣️ Tell your story if you’ve seen lawyers or courts try to brand whistleblowers, activists, or homeowners as “vexatious” just for fighting back.

FCN Watchdog Media Global will keep covering:

The sanctions motion,

Any hearing on Exhibit L,

And whether Judge Navarre chooses law and evidence over smear and spin.

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Minister Kimble has stepped into the courtroom and said:

“Shinaver, your scam has nowhere to hide. Be a man and resolve what you started.”

The question now is:
Will Shinaver stand on his filings – or will Exhibit L blow his sanctions play straight off the board?

06/01/2026

TOLEDO MUNICIPAL COURT AND JUDGE LANGZINGER – WE SEE YOUR SCAM. 👀🔥

In this video, FCN Watchdog Media Global speaks directly to Toledo Municipal Court about what is being called out as illegal, unethical, and unprofessional conduct against a court‑watching business partner. 🎯

Here’s what the message lays out:

❌ The Court denied public records that were properly requested, then tried to hide behind process while the scam plays out.

⚖️ A “fake,” retaliatory contempt of court charge was slapped on the business partner – even though the day they claim he was “recording unauthorized,” Minister M.L. Kimble says HE was the one recording.

❓ If unauthorized recording was the real issue, where is Kimble’s contempt charge? The selective enforcement looks like pure retaliation for a federal complaint filed against the court.

🧱 This isn’t about security. It’s about silencing a watchdog and intimidating anyone who dares to document what happens in Courtroom 10.

This video is a direct message:

“Toledo Municipal Court, what you’re doing is illegal and unethical. You don’t get to deny public records, hide a scam, and weaponize contempt charges because someone exercised their rights. We’re not backing down. Peekaboo – we see you.”

FCN Watchdog Media Global will continue to document:

📝 The public‑records denials

🧾 The contempt proceedings

🏛️ The federal complaint trail

📽️ And the full pattern of retaliation against court watchdogs

If you’ve experienced similar treatment from a court for filming, requesting records, or filing complaints, your story matters. Patterns are what turn local abuse into federal evidence.

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👉 LIKE, COMMENT & SHARE to push this into every Ohio feed.
👉 TAG civil‑rights lawyers, media, and court‑watch groups who need to see how Toledo Municipal Court is operating.
👉 SUBSCRIBE and turn on notifications – this is only the beginning of the Toledo Municipal Court series.

06/01/2026

FCN WATCHDOG MEDIA GLOBAL 🚨⚖️
TOLEDO MUNICIPAL COURT CAUGHT PLAYING GAMES WITH PUBLIC RECORDS? 👀🔥

We’re sounding the alarm on the Toledo Municipal Court, Court Administrator C. Lisa Falgiano, and Judge Joshua Langzinger – and demanding answers for this latest public‑records scam.

🧾 WHAT LISA FALGIANO PROMISED (APRIL 29, 2026 EMAIL)
In response to a public records request dated April 13, 2026 about the April 13 contempt hearing in Courtroom 10 (Judge Langzinger / William Amato), the Court Administrator emailed:

“I have reviewed your nine itemized requests and will respond within two to three weeks… There will be no charge for these records. If any records are withheld or redacted, I will identify the applicable statutory exemption.”

Plain language:
✅ They acknowledged the request.
✅ They promised a full response in 2–3 weeks.
✅ They promised to cite specific exemptions if they withheld anything.

📄 WHAT ACTUALLY ARRIVED (MAY 27, 2026 LETTER TO AMATO)
The attached letter to Mr. William J. Amato, dated May 27, 2026, says something very different:

“All of your requests relate to our security records. In accordance with the Ohio Rules of Superintendence for Courts, Rule 44, the Court is not required to release records related to the operation of court security, including any administrative or technical security record‑keeping document or information.”

That’s it. No item‑by‑item breakdown. No explanation of which of the nine specific requests are supposedly “security.” No attempt to separate actual security documents from basic hearing records.

⚠️ KEY INCONSISTENCIES & RED FLAGS
FCN Watchdog Media Global’s take:

Broken deadline promise ⏰

April 29 email: “2–3 weeks.”

Response letter: dated May 27 – roughly 4+ weeks later.

No explanation for the delay, even though they set their own timeline.

Bait‑and‑switch on transparency 🎭

Email promises: detailed response, specific statutory exemptions per record, no charge.

Letter delivers: one‑sentence blanket denial under “security records,” with zero granularity.

That’s the classic government move: hide everything under a vague “security” umbrella.

Overbroad use of ‘security records’ 🧱

A contempt hearing involves:

Docket entries

Audio/video, if any

Orders, journal entries, notices

Not all of that is “security.” Trying to relabel every single requested record as “security” looks like an intentional attempt to dodge public scrutiny of what happened in Judge Langzinger’s courtroom on April 13.

Failure to honor itemized request 📂

The original request had nine itemized categories.

The Court Administrator’s letter lumps them all together instead of addressing each item.

That’s not transparency. That’s stonewalling.

Chilling effect on court accountability ❌

When a municipal court treats a request about a contempt hearing as a “security threat,” it sends a message:

“We would rather hide what happened in our courtroom than let the public see it.”

That undermines public confidence and raises serious First Amendment and open‑courts concerns.

🔥 FCN WATCHDOG MEDIA GLOBAL DEMANDS ANSWERS
We are calling on:

Toledo Municipal Court

Court Administrator C. Lisa Falgiano

Judge Joshua Langzinger (Courtroom 10)

to answer publicly:

Which of the nine requested items are genuinely “security records”?

Why was there no item‑by‑item explanation as promised on April 29?

Why did the Court blow past its own “2–3 week” deadline with no justification?

What exactly happened at the April 13, 2026 contempt hearing that the Court is working this hard to bury?

The people of Toledo – and every court‑watcher across Ohio – deserve more than a one‑line “security” excuse.

📣 CALL TO ACTION – HELP US TURN UP THE HEAT
FCN Watchdog Warriors, here’s how you can help:

📎 SHARE this post with journalists, civil‑rights orgs, and court‑transparency advocates.

📨 FILE YOUR OWN PUBLIC RECORDS REQUESTS to Toledo Municipal Court asking for clarification and non‑security portions of the hearing record.

🏛️ TAG local officials, bar associations, and judicial‑conduct bodies demanding they review this overbroad “security” shield.

🧾 DOCUMENT any similar stonewalling by courts in your area – we’re building a record.

FCN Watchdog Media Global will keep covering this story until there are real answers – and real accountability.

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📧 [email protected]

06/01/2026

FCN WATCHDOG MEDIA GLOBAL REPORT 📢⚖️
MINISTER M.L. KIMBLE IS NOT BACKING DOWN – HOME POINT, CITIZENS BANK, AND COUNSEL ARE ON THE CLOCK ⏰🔥

Tomorrow at 8:00 AM, a new salvo goes out to Home Point Financial, Citizens Bank, and their attorneys – and this time there is nowhere left to hide. This isn’t just “another email.” It’s a formal, on‑the‑record demand that ties together:

A frozen sheriff’s sale in Lucas County 🛑

An active federal lawsuit in the Northern District of Ohio 🏛️

A fresh CFPB mortgage‑servicing complaint 🧾

And ongoing FCN Watchdog Media Global civil‑rights coverage reaching thousands 📽️

Does anybody else want to come to the dance? Because the music is about to get loud. 🎯

🧨 WHAT’S HITTING THEIR INBOX AT 8:00 AM
Subject line they can’t ignore:
“Immediate Response Requested – Global Settlement Posture, Parallel Federal Action, and CFPB Complaint”

Sent to:
Home Point’s lawyers, Citizens Bank’s lawyers, and everyone who has chosen to stand on the wrong side of this foreclosure – with FCN Watchdog Media leaders on copy so the record is clear.

Minister M.L. Kimble’s email does three things at once:

Confirms the GLOBAL settlement offer is still on the table.

Spells out exactly how much exposure they’re facing in state court, federal court, CFPB, and the court of public opinion.

Draws a line in the sand: respond by June 6, 2026 – or the fight escalates on every front.

⚖️ COURT FACTS THEY CAN’T RUN FROM
The email reminds counsel that:

On May 26, 2026, Judge Stacy L. Cook signed an “Order to Withdrawal from Sheriff’s Sale.”

That order:

VACATED the sheriff’s sale set for May 27, 2026 ❌

STAYED ANY SALE of the property until further order 🛑

Noted the court had reviewed “the numerous motions and filings submitted by Defendant Marquis Kimble beginning in February 2026.”

Translation: the court saw the emergency motions, the RESPA / Ohio CSPA arguments, the due‑process concerns – and slammed the brakes before Home Point could drag this house back to the auction block.

At the same time, the email reminds them that Kimble v. Home Point Financial Corporation et al., Case No. 3:26‑cv‑00755 is alive and moving in federal court:

Same loan.

Same property.

Same foreclosure history.

Now under federal diversity jurisdiction and on Judge Knepp’s radar.

They’ve already been sent a “Notice of State‑Court Order and Related Proceedings” in that case, with the May 26 order attached. Nobody can pretend they “didn’t know.” 👀

💰 THE GLOBAL DEAL: “COME TO THE DANCE OR WE KEEP TURNING UP THE VOLUME”
Minister Kimble’s framework – unchanged and now memorialized in multiple places – is crystal clear:

Property buy‑out – $375,000.00

Home Point buys out Kimble’s interest.

All foreclosure balances, liens, and costs are wiped inside that number.

This is the global resolution figure.

30‑day relocation window

Funds disbursed → 30 days for Minister Kimble to relocate.

No chaos, no forced move under a cloud of uncertainty.

State case resolution (Home Point v. Kimble)

Agreed entry: foreclosure judgment vacated.

Dismissal with prejudice of the Lucas County case.

Title records corrected to show satisfaction and closure.

Mutual releases on all claims tied to the loan and foreclosure up to the settlement date.

Federal case resolution (Kimble v. Home Point, 3:26‑cv‑00755)

Settlement = global peace in the federal action as to Home Point and the related mortgage‑servicing defendants.

Once funds are paid and state‑court relief is entered, Minister Kimble files to dismiss the federal case with prejudice as to the settling parties.

Each side eats its own fees and costs unless a different written agreement is reached.

Bottom line:

They can pay now for certainty, or bleed later in court, CFPB, and the media.

🚨 EXTRA HEAT: FCN COVERAGE + CFPB COMPLAINT = MULTI‑FRONT PRESSURE
The email spells it out:

FCN Watchdog Media Global coverage

We’ve already exposed:

The vacated sheriff’s sale and the stay order.

The pattern of alias orders of sale, last‑minute cancellations, and frantic emergency filings.

The raw reality of a pro se homeowner battling foreclosure in state court, federal court, and bankruptcy just to keep his home.

Our videos, posts, and long‑form breakdowns have reached a growing, documented audience.

Every move these institutions make going forward is being tracked – in the docket and in the public record.

CFPB complaint – ID on file

A formal mortgage‑servicing complaint has been submitted to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

CFPB has acknowledged it, logged it, and sent it to the company for a response.

That means a federal regulator is now watching how this lender/servicer responds – not just to the foreclosure, but to the complaint itself.

So as of tomorrow morning, Home Point and its allies are staring at:

A state trial court that halted their sale.

A federal lawsuit connecting the dots.

A live CFPB regulatory file.

FCN Watchdog Media Global documenting every step.

🧱 WHY THE BALL IS IN THEIR COURT (AND WHY WE’RE TELLING EVERYONE)
The email lays out the choice plainly:

Option 1: Engage now in good‑faith settlement talks on the global framework.

Option 2: Make a serious counteroffer that still resolves both the Lucas County case and the federal case.

Option 3: At least commit to a concrete date for a real response.

If they do none of the above by June 6, 2026, Minister Kimble will treat that as:

A decision to keep litigating the foreclosure in light of Judge Cook’s order;

A decision to face full federal discovery, amended pleadings, and trial‑level exposure in Case 3:26‑cv‑00755;

A decision to let the CFPB track and potentially act on their servicing conduct;

And a decision to let FCN Watchdog Media Global continue broadcasting every contradiction, delay, and dodge.

They don’t get to say “we didn’t know.” They’re on notice. And now so is the public.

📣 CALL TO ACTION: WATCH THIS SCAM UNFOLD IN REAL TIME
Here’s what FCN Watchdog Warriors can do right now:

📺 WATCH & SHARE every FCN video on Home Point, this sheriff’s sale, and the federal case.

📝 TAG attorneys, journalists, civil‑rights orgs, and homeowner advocates who need to see how this is playing out.

🏛️ If you’ve had similar experiences with mortgage servicers, foreclosure mills, or “lost in the system” sales, document it and reach out. Patterns matter.

📡 Follow FCN Watchdog Media Global so you see the next filings as they happen – including whether Home Point comes to the dance or runs from the music.

Minister M.L. Kimble is not backing down. The question is:

Will Home Point and Citizens Bank face the record – or force this into a full‑scale civil‑rights, consumer‑protection, and public‑accountability showdown?

06/01/2026

FCN WATCHDOG MEDIA GLOBAL REPORT 📢⚖️
MINISTER M.L. KIMBLE IS NOT BACKING DOWN – HOME POINT, CITIZENS BANK, AND COUNSEL ARE ON THE CLOCK ⏰🔥

Tomorrow at 8:00 AM, a new salvo goes out to Home Point Financial, Citizens Bank, and their attorneys – and this time there is nowhere left to hide. This isn’t just “another email.” It’s a formal, on‑the‑record demand that ties together:

A frozen sheriff’s sale in Lucas County 🛑

An active federal lawsuit in the Northern District of Ohio 🏛️

A fresh CFPB mortgage‑servicing complaint 🧾

And ongoing FCN Watchdog Media Global civil‑rights coverage reaching thousands 📽️

Does anybody else want to come to the dance? Because the music is about to get loud. 🎯

🧨 WHAT’S HITTING THEIR INBOX AT 8:00 AM
Subject line they can’t ignore:
“Immediate Response Requested – Global Settlement Posture, Parallel Federal Action, and CFPB Complaint”

Sent to:
Home Point’s lawyers, Citizens Bank’s lawyers, and everyone who has chosen to stand on the wrong side of this foreclosure – with FCN Watchdog Media leaders on copy so the record is clear.

Minister M.L. Kimble’s email does three things at once:

Confirms the GLOBAL settlement offer is still on the table.

Spells out exactly how much exposure they’re facing in state court, federal court, CFPB, and the court of public opinion.

Draws a line in the sand: respond by June 6, 2026 – or the fight escalates on every front.

⚖️ COURT FACTS THEY CAN’T RUN FROM
The email reminds counsel that:

On May 26, 2026, Judge Stacy L. Cook signed an “Order to Withdrawal from Sheriff’s Sale.”

That order:

VACATED the sheriff’s sale set for May 27, 2026 ❌

STAYED ANY SALE of the property until further order 🛑

Noted the court had reviewed “the numerous motions and filings submitted by Defendant Marquis Kimble beginning in February 2026.”

Translation: the court saw the emergency motions, the RESPA / Ohio CSPA arguments, the due‑process concerns – and slammed the brakes before Home Point could drag this house back to the auction block.

At the same time, the email reminds them that Kimble v. Home Point Financial Corporation et al., Case No. 3:26‑cv‑00755 is alive and moving in federal court:

Same loan.

Same property.

Same foreclosure history.

Now under federal diversity jurisdiction and on Judge Knepp’s radar.

They’ve already been sent a “Notice of State‑Court Order and Related Proceedings” in that case, with the May 26 order attached. Nobody can pretend they “didn’t know.” 👀

💰 THE GLOBAL DEAL: “COME TO THE DANCE OR WE KEEP TURNING UP THE VOLUME”
Minister Kimble’s framework – unchanged and now memorialized in multiple places – is crystal clear:

Property buy‑out – $375,000.00

Home Point buys out Kimble’s interest.

All foreclosure balances, liens, and costs are wiped inside that number.

This is the global resolution figure.

30‑day relocation window

Funds disbursed → 30 days for Minister Kimble to relocate.

No chaos, no forced move under a cloud of uncertainty.

State case resolution (Home Point v. Kimble)

Agreed entry: foreclosure judgment vacated.

Dismissal with prejudice of the Lucas County case.

Title records corrected to show satisfaction and closure.

Mutual releases on all claims tied to the loan and foreclosure up to the settlement date.

Federal case resolution (Kimble v. Home Point, 3:26‑cv‑00755)

Settlement = global peace in the federal action as to Home Point and the related mortgage‑servicing defendants.

Once funds are paid and state‑court relief is entered, Minister Kimble files to dismiss the federal case with prejudice as to the settling parties.

Each side eats its own fees and costs unless a different written agreement is reached.

Bottom line:

They can pay now for certainty, or bleed later in court, CFPB, and the media.

🚨 EXTRA HEAT: FCN COVERAGE + CFPB COMPLAINT = MULTI‑FRONT PRESSURE
The email spells it out:

FCN Watchdog Media Global coverage

We’ve already exposed:

The vacated sheriff’s sale and the stay order.

The pattern of alias orders of sale, last‑minute cancellations, and frantic emergency filings.

The raw reality of a pro se homeowner battling foreclosure in state court, federal court, and bankruptcy just to keep his home.

Our videos, posts, and long‑form breakdowns have reached a growing, documented audience.

Every move these institutions make going forward is being tracked – in the docket and in the public record.

CFPB complaint – ID on file

A formal mortgage‑servicing complaint has been submitted to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

CFPB has acknowledged it, logged it, and sent it to the company for a response.

That means a federal regulator is now watching how this lender/servicer responds – not just to the foreclosure, but to the complaint itself.

So as of tomorrow morning, Home Point and its allies are staring at:

A state trial court that halted their sale.

A federal lawsuit connecting the dots.

A live CFPB regulatory file.

FCN Watchdog Media Global documenting every step.

🧱 WHY THE BALL IS IN THEIR COURT (AND WHY WE’RE TELLING EVERYONE)
The email lays out the choice plainly:

Option 1: Engage now in good‑faith settlement talks on the global framework.

Option 2: Make a serious counteroffer that still resolves both the Lucas County case and the federal case.

Option 3: At least commit to a concrete date for a real response.

If they do none of the above by June 6, 2026, Minister Kimble will treat that as:

A decision to keep litigating the foreclosure in light of Judge Cook’s order;

A decision to face full federal discovery, amended pleadings, and trial‑level exposure in Case 3:26‑cv‑00755;

A decision to let the CFPB track and potentially act on their servicing conduct;

And a decision to let FCN Watchdog Media Global continue broadcasting every contradiction, delay, and dodge.

They don’t get to say “we didn’t know.” They’re on notice. And now so is the public.

📣 CALL TO ACTION: WATCH THIS SCAM UNFOLD IN REAL TIME
Here’s what FCN Watchdog Warriors can do right now:

📺 WATCH & SHARE every FCN video on Home Point, this sheriff’s sale, and the federal case.

📝 TAG attorneys, journalists, civil‑rights orgs, and homeowner advocates who need to see how this is playing out.

🏛️ If you’ve had similar experiences with mortgage servicers, foreclosure mills, or “lost in the system” sales, document it and reach out. Patterns matter.

📡 Follow FCN Watchdog Media Global so you see the next filings as they happen – including whether Home Point comes to the dance or runs from the music.

Minister M.L. Kimble is not backing down. The question is:

Will Home Point and Citizens Bank face the record – or force this into a full‑scale civil‑rights, consumer‑protection, and public‑accountability showdown?

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