This is affidavit of the truth. My XXXX XXXX XXXX truck was illegally reposed XXXX/XXXX/XXXX from XXXX XXXX XXXX out of XXXX Alabama. This was my deceased husband truck who passed away XXXX/XXXX/XXXX. My XXXX year old daughter inherited my deceased husbands truck when he passed away. In XXXX I received the title and XXXX letters from USAA that truck was paid in full. USAA claims they have no documents on the truck and I have no contract it is a done deal. They stated I have to talk to XXXX and XXXX. They also stated I have a contract with these companies. I have asked for proof and sent XXXX certified and also a XXXX page fax. As of today XXXX/XXXX/XXXX no debt has been proven to me. My vehicle has been stolen from me and I do plan to go forward and sue and what I have learned XXXX companies are involved with this criminal matter. XXXX from XXXX stated they are going to auction my XXXX XXXX XXXX my property who I have the certificate of title and XXXX letters from the bank. This has done an emotional number on myself and my XXXX daughters. I do hope you look in to this and demand the auction to be stopped and my stolen property to be returned ASAP! I have also put a lien on this vehicle as I am the true and only owner. I have also been to the Probate office and they also stated I was the true and only owner per XXXX XXXX. It was also brought to my attention the title was transferred in to my name XXXX XXXX. I find this odd as I had this done when my husband passed away XXXX/XXXX/XXXX he was a veteran served his country and this is the thanks his family receives. I want my stolen property returned tomorrow. I also do n't recall giving permission to these copies to trademark my name or copyright. Please take care of My XXXX XXXX XXXX asap. If Securitisation is illegal under US legislation - primarily because it is fraudulent and causes specific violations of R.I.C.O., usury, Antitrust and bankruptcy laws. And it flies in the face of public policy in numerous ways, as is expounded in extensive detail in an analysis to be published in our journal Economic Intelligence Review XXXX ( XXXX ) with several pages of book, article and case references. 

To begin with, securitisation violates US State usury legislation. Secondly, all 'true-sale ', 'disguised loan ' as well as 'assignment ' securitisations are essentially tax evasion schemes, and the penalties for tax evasion in the United States are excessively severe. 
