VA Employees Used Deceptive Business Practice Stealing $6 Million From veteran Mr. Cobbs
Dear President Joe Biden
Dear Senator Dick Durbin
Dear Senator Tammy Duckworth
Dear Congressman Danny K. Davis
Veteran Calvin Ray Cobbs Sr., was fraudulently, placed into the UNITED STATES ARMY under the Delayed
Entry Test Program, Feb 01, 1979, and was injured while serving on active military duty on, before or after
March 17, 1979, and because of Mr. Cobbs, injury he was discharged on Oct 15, 1979, and given an honorable, medical discharge, with time served, and pay.
From 6-20-1980 to 01-01-1999 etc., al., VA employees, used P.O. Box 8136 and deceptive business practice, and stole possible $6 million of veteran Mr. Cobbs, service-connected compensation pay, VARO (328) former adjudicator J.D. KOZLOSKI, now deceased, was pressured by VARO (328) director Michael D. Olson, to turn over Mr. Cobbs rating decision to him, becoming a conspirator, in a conspiracy to steal Mr. Cobbs,
Service-connected compensation pay by removing Mr. Cobbs, name from the Q and replacing his Name with his Michael D. Olson et, al., who received Mr. Cobbs, service-connected compensation pay.
Conspirators, involved are VARO (328) adjudicator J.D. KOZLOSKI, VARO (328) director Michael D. Olson, VARO (328) administrator Willie J. Green, and his wife Daisie Ruth Green, VARO (328) Ronald H. Rogala, VARO (328) Timothy Morgan, gave former head clerk of the circuit court Dorothy Ann. Brown property
located at 8816 S. Constance Ave Chicago, IL 60617, exempt free, see all the following below that tells how the VA employees used deceptive business practice for decades to steal Mr. Cobbs, compensation
pay.
Post By: Ben White, The Washington Post CHICAGO TRIBUNE Aug 31, 2001, VA Stealing $6 million Veterans benefits.
A Similar Story Of Mr. Cobbs, Reporting To Chicago 11 Dist. Police Department, that came out positive for VA employees of VARO P.O. Box 8136 Director Michael D. Olson using deceptive business practice stealing Mr. Cobbs, compensation pay from 6-20-1980 to 01-01-1999 et, al.
Michael D. Olson using P.O. Box 8136 stealing possible $6 million from Mr. Cobbs, Stolen Identity, In-Service
Military Records, In-Service Military Hospital Records And Entire C-File et, al.
The federal government retaliating on veteran Mr. Cobbs using, an Unconstitutional, Disruptive Behavior Red Flag Committee of 20 or more people, retaliating on Mr. Cobbs.
The complaint filed by the U.S. attorney's office in Atlanta described the scheme this way:
Prater, a veteran’s claims examiner and the congressional liaison for the Atlanta regional office, would use her
security clearance to temporarily "resurrect" deceased veterans.
She would then change the name of the veteran to "Ernest L. Thornton" and make the
effective date of the claim several years before the processing of the claim, generating
large retroactive benefit payments.
The payments would be sent to Thornton at various post office boxes registered either in Thornton's or Eselhorst's name. Thornton would then disburse part of the money to Eselhorst and Prater.
Thornton, a Navy veteran, and Eselhorst are retired from the VA. The U.S. attorney's office has uncovered 20
altered claims and 246 fraudulent payments totaling $5.9 Million.
Thornton came under scrutiny after he made two deposits totaling more than $200,000 to his Navy Federal
Credit Union account this month. Both were retroactive disability payments in his name, but each had a different VA claim number and Social Society number. Investigators then discovered 20 different claims in Thornton's name.
Thank you Kindly
Calvin Ray Cobbs Sr.
3254 W. Fulton Blvd 1st Floor
cobbssr.1959@yahoo.com
1 (217) 850-5181
Dear Senator Dick Durbin
Dear Senator Tammy Duckworth
Dear Congressman Danny K. Davis
Veteran Calvin Ray Cobbs Sr., was fraudulently, placed into the UNITED STATES ARMY under the Delayed
Entry Test Program, Feb 01, 1979, and was injured while serving on active military duty on, before or after
March 17, 1979, and because of Mr. Cobbs, injury he was discharged on Oct 15, 1979, and given an honorable, medical discharge, with time served, and pay.
From 6-20-1980 to 01-01-1999 etc., al., VA employees, used P.O. Box 8136 and deceptive business practice, and stole possible $6 million of veteran Mr. Cobbs, service-connected compensation pay, VARO (328) former adjudicator J.D. KOZLOSKI, now deceased, was pressured by VARO (328) director Michael D. Olson, to turn over Mr. Cobbs rating decision to him, becoming a conspirator, in a conspiracy to steal Mr. Cobbs,
Service-connected compensation pay by removing Mr. Cobbs, name from the Q and replacing his Name with his Michael D. Olson et, al., who received Mr. Cobbs, service-connected compensation pay.
Conspirators, involved are VARO (328) adjudicator J.D. KOZLOSKI, VARO (328) director Michael D. Olson, VARO (328) administrator Willie J. Green, and his wife Daisie Ruth Green, VARO (328) Ronald H. Rogala, VARO (328) Timothy Morgan, gave former head clerk of the circuit court Dorothy Ann. Brown property
located at 8816 S. Constance Ave Chicago, IL 60617, exempt free, see all the following below that tells how the VA employees used deceptive business practice for decades to steal Mr. Cobbs, compensation
pay.
Post By: Ben White, The Washington Post CHICAGO TRIBUNE Aug 31, 2001, VA Stealing $6 million Veterans benefits.
A Similar Story Of Mr. Cobbs, Reporting To Chicago 11 Dist. Police Department, that came out positive for VA employees of VARO P.O. Box 8136 Director Michael D. Olson using deceptive business practice stealing Mr. Cobbs, compensation pay from 6-20-1980 to 01-01-1999 et, al.
Michael D. Olson using P.O. Box 8136 stealing possible $6 million from Mr. Cobbs, Stolen Identity, In-Service
Military Records, In-Service Military Hospital Records And Entire C-File et, al.
The federal government retaliating on veteran Mr. Cobbs using, an Unconstitutional, Disruptive Behavior Red Flag Committee of 20 or more people, retaliating on Mr. Cobbs.
The complaint filed by the U.S. attorney's office in Atlanta described the scheme this way:
Prater, a veteran’s claims examiner and the congressional liaison for the Atlanta regional office, would use her
security clearance to temporarily "resurrect" deceased veterans.
She would then change the name of the veteran to "Ernest L. Thornton" and make the
effective date of the claim several years before the processing of the claim, generating
large retroactive benefit payments.
The payments would be sent to Thornton at various post office boxes registered either in Thornton's or Eselhorst's name. Thornton would then disburse part of the money to Eselhorst and Prater.
Thornton, a Navy veteran, and Eselhorst are retired from the VA. The U.S. attorney's office has uncovered 20
altered claims and 246 fraudulent payments totaling $5.9 Million.
Thornton came under scrutiny after he made two deposits totaling more than $200,000 to his Navy Federal
Credit Union account this month. Both were retroactive disability payments in his name, but each had a different VA claim number and Social Society number. Investigators then discovered 20 different claims in Thornton's name.
Thank you Kindly
Calvin Ray Cobbs Sr.
3254 W. Fulton Blvd 1st Floor
cobbssr.1959@yahoo.com
1 (217) 850-5181
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