Tag: Stephanie Serda
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Post 71 – PHCA Finances
It should be clear that there was no theft of $238,000 possible from an organization in this financial situation. There wasn’t money lying around to steal. Continue reading…
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Post 70 – Judge Reger
Anita Serda, Ashley Clifton, Corey Pratt, Douglas Kinder, Jason, Judge Reger, Kristie Koester, PHCA, Prosecution, Sixth District Court of Appeals, Stephanie Serda, VisalusOne thing that Jason learned the hard way is that during the appeals process, judges don’t really seem to do what they are supposed to. They read the motion and the prosecution’s reply. It is very hard to believe they pay attention to the evidence. Continue reading…
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Post 66 – Visalus Orders
$230k, Dawid Smith, Fundraising, Jason, KeyBank 2474, KeyBank 4177, KeyBank 7940, Kristie Koester, PayPal, PHCA, Purchases, Skampo, Stealing, Stephanie Serda, VisalusJason was convicted of stealing all of it; all of the money that went to reimburse people for their Visalus purchases on behalf of the PHCA. Continue reading…
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Post 63 – Trial – Closing Arguments (part 3)
Anita Serda, Finances, Heights, Jason, Kristie Koester, Medical Account, Ohio Innocence Project, PHCA, Real Estate, Richland Correctional Institution, Spencer Moody, Stephanie Serda, Toledo Community Foundation, VisalusHe wanted to do a for-profit property management thing where you’re going to buy the property and turn the whole thing around. This is clearly demonstrated when he talked about.” Kind of says it all. Does not really make any accusation or proof of theft. It actually seems to say Jason intended to build up the neighborhood. Seems kind of like the opposite of trying to ruin it and have it bulldozed. Continue reading…
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Post 61 – Trial – Closing Arguments (part 1)
$25k, Board, Channa Beard, Closing Arguments, Fundraising, Jason, Kristie Koester, PHCA, Prosecution, Prosecutorial Misconduct, Stephanie Serda, VisalusWasn’t the point of Visalus to earn money for Stephanie and Spencer’s paychecks? Jason was the only one to donate that was not getting it returned through a paycheck. Continue reading…
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Post 60 – Trial – Stephanie Serda (recall p3)
Anita Serda, Board, Finance Committee, Investment Account, Jason, Kristie Koester, Medical Account, Meeting Minutes, PHCA, Stephanie Serda, Toledo Community Foundation, Tom Matuszak, Treasurer, VisalusProsecution charges Jason with stealing commission from EIGHT NON-MENTIONED Visalus distributors from the PHCA. Continue reading…
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Post 59 – Trial – Stephanie Serda (recall p2)
“We have the ability to take the dollars out of it and invest in the interest of the PHCA. We would buy homes/lots, rent them, resale them back into our community, and reinvest the monies.” Continue reading…
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Post 58 – Trial – Stephanie Serda (recall p1)
One thing to remember is that the October meeting minutes had two sets. One was a copy of the September minutes that were labeled October. To any sane person, it is clear that the secretary (Chico Martinez) made a mistake and corrected it. Continue reading…
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Post 52 – Trial – Harold Jason Craig (part 1)
Pg. 869 Smith “Based on your experience on the board at that time what could you tell us about the financial situation of the organization?” Craig “Okay. Technically when I first came on it wasn’t bad. But there was no income coming in. There’s a lot of expenditures, especially with the salary. I remember — Spencer was not there — but there was a couple employees and the Stephanie Serda’s salary was pretty expensive. At the time we paid Rosendo Rodriguez was the landscaper and the janitor. So that was a significant weekly cost. Expenses were pretty high at the… Continue reading…
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Post 51 – Trial – Douglas Kinder (part 8)
Board, Bob Mack, Charitydude, Craig LaHote, Douglas Kinder, Investment Account, Jason, KeyBank, Lawn Equipment, Medical Account, Meeting Minutes, Perrysburg, PHCA, PNC, Stephanie Serda, Walter CelleyAlso, for the record, upon the PHCA accounts being switched from KeyBank to PNC in December 2012, the medical clinic account was renamed the investment account. Continue reading…
