The Attorney General’s Office

ATTORNEY GENERAL’S OFFICE. The Attorney General’s Office is aware of the fraudulent activities by Lateefah Abdullah, PR and Nextitle a Title and Escrow Company who have an obligation to protect the public interest against any circumstance that can endanger a sell.

Nextitle did not protect Jonathan Osborne’s interest and fraudulently executed and transferred property without his consent.

The Attorney General’s Office has been asked to review this case for the public interest, so that no one else suffers the maliciousness they are experiencing.

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This matter needs to be investigated immediately. To have this happened and no one gets charged is an injustice. We have followed the judicial system, doing everything we are required, but the system is not being followed by those in power. When an injustice is being ignored, it’s time to lift up our voices and be heard. The system has a duty to serve and to protect.  We have been blocked, ignored and disrespected over an obvious matter of forgery, fraud, theft by deception, and corruption with collusion.

Attorney Karolyn Hicks, Stokes Lawrence, P.S.

The estate of Mr. Lester Osborne was mishandled. We Want Justice!!!





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At the time of this letter, Jonathan and Deborah did not know the properties were being sold, or how much the property actually appraised for; they were not given any information from the PR.
They were told, the Spanaway property was sold $90K under market value.
Today, they know the realtor sold the property for $269K and under value would mean the property should have sold for 359K or greater.


The estate of Mr. Osborne was mishandled. We want justice!

Public Disclosure of Police Report dated May 2, 2018

LAW ENFORCEMENT DID NOT INVESTIGATE THE EVIDENCE. Incident Number #18-122-01537 was assigned to Mike Hayes, Detective and Scott Peters, Deputy Prosecuting Attorney.

The Attorney General’s Office advised, the authority to initiate a criminal investigation rests with local law enforcement and the authority to pursue a criminal proceedings rests with the prosecutor of the county in which a crime is alleged to have occurred.

On June 15, 2018, Mark Sanchez, Pierce Deputy Prosecuting Attorney notified Jonathan and Deborah as follow: “It has been determined that this case could not be proven in court. Deborah informed Mr. Sanchez “The case is new and has not been before the court. The evidence clearly show forgery and can be easily proven.”

Mr. Sanchez stated that he would upgrade the complaint to his supervisor. Jonathan and Deborah received a call from Mr. Peters, DPA, Supervisor of the Criminal Division and provided him additional information of the case, but still Mr. Peters declined to an investigation by Mike Hayes and a prosecution of the crimes committed. There was no information provided as to the declined of a Criminal Investigation. See the following email of communication:

There has been no investigation into the facts provided or a discussion into the 109 pages of which 100 pages have been exempted and redacted from public disclosure; without any notation as to why an investigation was declined. These individuals exempted themselves under RCW 42.56.290, although this case is not pending in superior court.

The Prosecutor’s Office has a responsibility to file charges when there is sufficient evidence to win the case at trial on specific charges.

Grady Brown, Real Estate Broker, Skyline Properties

The Spanaway property was listed October 30, 2014 and pending sale October 31, 2014; so Mr. Brown actually sold the property on October 31, 2014, sale was closed December 12, 2014 and filed for record December 16, 2014.

Mr. Brown states, he did not do the market analysis of the fair market value. Who did? Mr. Brown declaration does not indicate when he was hired by the estate. Mr. Brown’s declaration state the property sold for $269K; Mr. Jackson’s declaration states he paid $268K; but the Real Estate Excise Tax Affidavit (REETA) “filed for records” indicates the property sold for $262,650K; which is the truth. In addition, Mr. Brown stated to a witness, “the property was sold $100k under market value, because the PR rushed the sale.”

Lateefah Abdullah, step-cousin, Personal Representative (aka Executor)

Lateefah’s disloyalty as a PR has caused this outcome.

Meeting confirmed with Lateefah Abdullah for December 11, 2014 @ 10:00 a.m.
Lateefah Abdullah and Grady Brown, Real Estate Broker, did not show up.

This email is dated Friday, November 21, 2014, the properties listed in the Will had Purchase and Sales Agreement and pending Escrow in October 2014. Mr. Bleck and Lateefah Abdullah were both in possession of these documents.
Jonathan was denied copies of these transactions.
Mr. Bleck & Ms. Berkenwald withdrew the following Monday, November 24, 2014.


Jonathan Osborne

I was a college student and only 20-years old when my father passed away on October 13, 2014. I asked my mother to be my Power of Attorney to help me with this matter that shouldn’t have happened to me.

My father had a will that was not carried out to the term of the will or to the law of the will. The rule of the law was violated and caused a simple case to become a conspiracy.

I retained lawyers who were obstructed in getting a Discovery to effectively represent my facts in this fight against a PR. In the end, I had to represent myself in a court of law as Pro se’. My father trusted Lateefah to do the right thing, since she was family and had been his Power of Attorney when he moved to Seattle.

Today, I have evidence of forgery, fraud, perjury, theft by deception, corruption and collusion. I am shocked that Lateefah would do this to me and my father. Lateefah is legally my step-cousin, but we didn’t use this terminology because we have been close for years.

I am fighting for my father’s legacy and I want the prosecutor’s office to do their job in protecting me against these activities. My father’s wishes should have been honored. His legacy lives on in me and I am fighting for his legacy. I want justice to be served.





Ms. Abdullah tried to take the Moses Lake property my father signed over to me prior to his death. Ms. Abdullah told the court she never gave the deed to me; stated that I stole it, and it needed to be sold to pay the creditors debt. These statement were made under perjury.


Email to Ms. Elinor, Realtor from Jonathan Osborne

Deborah Osborne

I am the mother of Jonathan and ex-wife of Lester Osborne. I was Power of Attorney for Lester, when he became ill on January 25, 2011, and until he moved to Seattle in late 2012, after Jonathan completed high school. Although, I continued to help him out as needed.

Lester and I remained friends after our divorce, and raised Jonathan jointly as civil adults.

During Lester’s stay in the hospital and rehabilitation, Lateefah and her family became very close with Jonathan and I.

When Lester passed away on October 13, 2014, it devastated me because he seemed fine; working out, and playing around on his guitar. Lateefah immediately started distancing herself, which seemed awkward to me, because death typically bring families closer.

Since, I was still listed on the Mortgage with Lester, I had an obligation to paid the mortgage to avoid any penalties; when Lateefah did not. I paid the mortgage payment in November 2014 and December 2014, while waiting for Lateefah to transfer title to Jonathan, according to the Will.

Payment in November 2014

Being a person of interest, I was not notified of the sales. My name was removed from both loans without my consent and while I was making the mortgage payments.

It seemed the only thing Lateefah wanted from me, was to know how much money I could contribute towards “the food” for Lester’s Repass. When I asked, about the budget and how much was in Lester’s account, she got quiet.

When Lateefah didn’t respond to my questions regarding the cost for Lester’s service. I paid for the newspaper announcement, programs, and a large picture of Lester for the service. Lateefah wanted Jonathan and I to think Lester was broke, which she stated in her declaration.

Lester had over $100K in his account, which included his retirement income, social security income, rental income, and income from other investments; and OMG she did not have a Repass. The only broke person in this case is the PR, who misappropriated money willed to Jonathan.

It’s extremely disappointing to learn someone close to you, can be so malicious. This blog has only exposed half of the evil done to my son and I. As parents, we know when to step in and help our children. Be careful who you choose as your Personal Representative (aka Executor).