Letitia James’ ‘Tenant’ in Mortgage Fraud Home Is a Niece Who Is a Fugitive From North Carolina

Letitia James is out on the campaign trail, fresh off her indictment for mortgage fraud. 

Campaigning for Zohran Mamdani, of course. She is defiant, claiming to be a victim of lawfare, which is about as rich as you can possibly get, considering that she built her entire political career on the premise that she would somehow get Donald Trump. She didn’t know how at the time, but she promised that if elected she would put him in jail. 

Letitia James ran for NY AG on a platform of lawfare.

As she engaged in political weaponization, she’d taunt Republicans with the phrase, “No one is above the law.”

Now, it turns out she was defrauding mortgage companies the whole time. Letitia, you’re not above the law either. pic.twitter.com/4JAia5pIoR

— Byron Donalds (@ByronDonalds) October 11, 2025

She didn’t, of course, but she did manage to harass him and win a bogus trial and try to bankrupt him. That case will evaporate, but the one against her may well blow up her career. 

Must Watch! You won’t see this guy on CNN!
Every single mortgage document Letitia James signed over the last 42 years had “falsified information” this was not a “one-off” pic.twitter.com/SuU4CNoQZJ

— Vince Langman (@LangmanVince) October 12, 2025

I make no predictions about the outcome of this case because I am not a lawyer, don’t play one on TV, and as we saw with Trump, cases that touch on politics are not always decided on solely by legal standards. But on its face, the case seems solid. 

Regardless of the outcome, if you are not a Letitia James acolyte, it’s hard not to admit that her behavior stinks. Not only did she lie on a legal form to secure a better mortgage rate, claiming she would move to Virginia while continuing as the Attorney General of New York (and simultaneously prosecuting Donald Trump), but the house she bought is currently the residence of her niece.

IT GETS BETTER🙈: The tenant in Virginia Attorney General Letitia James’s Norfolk house, her grandniece Nakia Thompson, is a fugitive, the Daily Mail reveals.

Thompson, living rent-free with her three children in the $235,000 property since 2020, is listed as an ‘absconder’ in… pic.twitter.com/ApeYp29o1m

— Melissa Hallman (@dotconnectinga) October 14, 2025

The authorities want her fugitive niece, who absconded from North Carolina. She bought a home so that her relative could escape the law. 

Letitia James’s felon fugitive nieces living in her mortgage fraud home, wanted for Grand Larceny, Burglary and Abuse of Child. While Letitia is a prosecutor who should have been prosecuting herself and evidently her whole family. https://t.co/ku566flT0S

— Mike Benz (@MikeBenzCyber) October 14, 2025

That’s pretty impressive, if you think about it. The highest law enforcement official in New York, who spent years declaring that she was going to jail President Trump because “nobody is above the law,” not only broke federal laws, but she did so to help her niece evade the law. 

Mortgage fraud is either really serious or not a big deal, it all depends on if it’s Trump people being charged or Letitia James.

This is CNN. pic.twitter.com/UtV0GQrU9M

— MAZE (@mazemoore) October 10, 2025

When Trump was being pursued by James, Pravda spent an enormous amount of time and effort portraying his case as both solid–it wasn’t–and serious because it was about mortgage fraud. Now that Letitia James is under the microscope, her obvious guilt is ignored, and we are told that everybody does it. 

CNN: “Everyone in America commits mortgage fraud!”

pic.twitter.com/b5M6yANtZ5

— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) October 10, 2025

Well, no, Most of us don’t commit fraud to help out our relatives who are absconding from the law. 

Just sayin’. I don’t know what the family lives of CNN commentators are like, but I doubt that even degenerates like them have committed crimes like this to help out relatives escape from justice. 

I could be wrong about that, though. 

In 2023 CNN fake journalist Laura Coates passionately explained why Trump’s alleged mortgage fraud was not a victimless crime.

Now Coates is saying that Letitia James’ little mistake didn’t hurt anybody.

This is CNN. pic.twitter.com/sB2REyD15G

— MAZE (@mazemoore) October 11, 2025

Letitia James can do no wrong in the eyes of liberals because she spent so much time trying to hurt Donald Trump. The fact that she ultimately failed, as all his enemies do, does not wipe away the credit she has earned with them. 

So what if she cut some corners? So what if Ms. “Nobody is above the law” is harboring a fugitive from the law? She is one of us!

JUST IN: New York Attorney General Letitia James raises her fist in the air after being criminally indicted for bank fraud.

“We are here tonight because we are ready to turn the page on the cynical, broken, politics of the past,” she said at Zohran Mamdani’s rally.

lol. pic.twitter.com/FFSLJupvtl

— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) October 14, 2025

It is likely true that James would have gotten away with her multiple frauds–her record of lying to lenders goes back over 40 years, apparently–but for the fact that she spent years going after Donald Trump. But it is she who put herself in the crosshairs. Nobody would have noticed if she hadn’t been screaming about “mortgage fraud” for years. 

Glass houses and all that. And it turns out that all you see through Tish James’ glass walls is quite ugly.