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This page lists the '''[[2021]] timeline of the [[Financhu Crisis]]'''. | This page lists the '''[[2021]] timeline of the [[Financhu Crisis]]'''. | ||
==January '21== | |||
==February '21== | |||
==March '21== | ==March '21== | ||
* 30th - LVNV Funding files a Warrant In Debt against [[Barb|Barb Chandler]], with a hearing scheduled for 19 May 2021 (ref GV21000117-00).<ref>[[:File:Court Record - 2021 LVNV Funding LLC, Warrant in Debt (Barbara, GV21000117-00).png]]</ref> | |||
==April '21== | |||
* 26th - Chris spends $165 on three months' worth of boxes filled with "magical" rocks.<ref>[[April 2021 social media posts#Crystal Council]]</ref> | |||
==May '21== | |||
* 19th - The court case against Barb is postponed to July 14th. | |||
== | ==June '21== | ||
==July '21== | |||
* 14th - The LVNV Funding, LLC. vs Barb case is heard in court. The court rules in favor of the plaintiff (LVNV) and finds Barb liable to the sum of $692.82 accordingly with a 6% interest fee tackled on top of it. | |||
==August '21== | |||
* 1st - Right before he got arrested, Chris spent nearly all of his money from his ''Bank of America'' account.<ref>[[:File:BoA alert 1 Aug 2021.png]]</ref> | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Latest revision as of 17:06, 26 June 2023
This page lists the 2021 timeline of the Financhu Crisis.
January '21
February '21
March '21
- 30th - LVNV Funding files a Warrant In Debt against Barb Chandler, with a hearing scheduled for 19 May 2021 (ref GV21000117-00).[1]
April '21
- 26th - Chris spends $165 on three months' worth of boxes filled with "magical" rocks.[2]
May '21
- 19th - The court case against Barb is postponed to July 14th.
June '21
July '21
- 14th - The LVNV Funding, LLC. vs Barb case is heard in court. The court rules in favor of the plaintiff (LVNV) and finds Barb liable to the sum of $692.82 accordingly with a 6% interest fee tackled on top of it.
August '21
- 1st - Right before he got arrested, Chris spent nearly all of his money from his Bank of America account.[3]
References
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