Another fun day of listening to the fantasy world of Aniko Kaye, this time in a January 11, 2011 meeting of the creditors with respect to her bankruptcy filing. Aniko was in her usual form, displaying selective memory and claiming ailments and offering all kinds of excuses for her questionable performance which I’m sure she’ll also invoke to explain about her conflicting testimony.
She must be scratching her ass though, as she tries to figure out how we found about her new old identity, “Aniko Devenyi”. She procured new identification so that she could open her Wells Fargo and hide money from the US Trustee. She claimed to have a couple of hundred dollars in it but what she doesn’t know, until she reads this, is that we know she deposited $50,000 into the account. Keep scratching Aniko. She also must have been shocked to find out that we knew about her loan to real estate agent, and Ethel Mertz to her Lucy, Jan Caswell-Pastras. Like Ethel, Jan can be counted on to fall into another scheme no matter how many messes Lucy has to “splain”. Aniko explained the loan was necessary to help Jan pay rent. Rent? Really? Who pays rent on their own condo? Jan who just won’t learn a lesson, will obviously keep playing along with Aniko’s schemes until she is also dragged into the abyss.
But today’s pièce de résistance was Aniko trying to explain how she suddenly lost ownership of her beloved 2005 Mercedes Benz CL 600. Anybody who knows Aniko, knows that she loves that car. Apparently she’ll do anything to keep that car including commit perjury (nothing new for this habitual liar), and risk going to jail for bankruptcy fraud. The Trustee was trying to locate the Mercedes, as it is an asset of the bankruptcy estate, and Aniko claimed she doesn't know where it is and that she doesn't own it. When asked who does own it, she offered up her friend, Eric Guefen. When asked about the fact that she had it in the garage at the Roxbury building recently, she claimed she had borrowed it. When asked if she borrowed it from Eric, she said she borrowed it from his mother, Karel Guefen. When asked where the vehicle was when she borrowed it, she claimed it was being kept at Karel's house on North Maple St. in Beverly Hills, but that Karel has now moved and Aniko doesn't know where she moved or where the car is now. She repeated that she sold it to Eric Guefen back in 2008 and gave him the title papers and doesn't know why he didn't register the car in his name. She also confirmed that when she filed for bankruptcy, the car was being kept at Eric Guefen's house, but did not know the address other than it was in the City of Los Angeles. In other words, she didn’t want us to know where the car is parked.
In the meantime, Guefen’s attorney, Peter Weinberger, has called Aniko’s story “nonsense”, and has informed all concerned that his client does not have the vehicle, claims no ownership to the vehicle, and that he only held an unsigned pink slip as collateral. Apparently, Mr. Guefen would like to surrender the pink slip and “wash his hands of everything to do with Aniko”. He has made the pink slip available to the Bankruptcy Trustee.
This woman will never learn. When asked where she currently works, she refused to answer. Her attorney James Dumas, the sociopath’s best friend, chimed in that if she were to reveal her workplace, I would immediately post it on this blog, “which has been very injurious to Aniko”. Get this through your head Dumass; it is not the website that is injurious to Aniko. Aniko is her own worst enemy. Teach her to tell the truth. Then maybe you’ll finally be doing something useful and she’ll stop making you look like an idiot.
In the meantime, I've instructed Counsel to prepare a claim of bankruptcy fraud to the Criminal Enforcement Unit of the Executive Office for U.S. Trustees if Aniko does not deliver the car, intact, to John Pringle, the bankruptcy trustee, by February 18, 2011.
