Mike Morse Has A Child Welfare Project

Mike has a child welfare project.

I call it a project because it is not registered as a 501c3, nor is it registered with the State of Michigan Charity Section or LARA.

https://www.855mikewins.com/dps-project-backpack/

Judge calls attorney Mike Morse a 'co-conspirator' in alleged fraud scheme

"What's the problem? Everyone does it."

Detroit — Evidence presented in a civil lawsuit suggests high-profile lawyer Mike Morse is at the center of an alleged conspiracy that an insurance company claims involved unnecessary medical treatments and millions in kickbacks, a federal magistrate judge said Tuesday.

U.S. Magistrate Judge Anthony Patti concluded from the evidence that Morse was an "unnamed co-conspirator" and said the prominent personal injury lawyer is "at the very center of this scheme," which is being alleged by State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. and investigated by federal agents during a widespread criminal probe that has led to charges against at least four people, including his college friend.

Patti issued his opinion in a civil lawsuit filed by State Farm and ordered Morse, who is not a party in that suit, to produce evidence sought by a subpoena. The lawsuit has been notable for its insights into the ongoing criminal investigation.

"It can also reasonably be inferred from this evidence that Morse is at the very center of this scheme ...." Patti wrote. "He does appear to be, for all intents and purposes on these pleadings and on this record, the epitome of the 'unnamed co-conspirator.'

"Clearly, in light of the record as now presented by State Farm, the 'PI Attorney' referenced in the complaint, as what can best be characterized as an 'unnamed co-conspirator' in the alleged fraudulent scheme, is Morse," the magistrate judge added.

Patti filed a 45-page opinion and order Tuesday requiring Morse to produce documents sought by State Farm that could shed light on the scheme.

"The magistrate’s decision was contrary to a host of well-settled legal principles and Mike Morse intends to appeal and obtain its reversal," his civil lawyer, I.W. Winsten wrote in an email to The Detroit News on Wednesday. "Mike Morse did nothing wrong and that is why he has not been named ... as a defendant in this case."

Morse, 51, a well-known personal-injury lawyer due to his Southfield firm’s television commercials and roadside billboards, has not been charged with a crime during the ongoing criminal investigation.

Amid the federal investigation, Morse has hired a criminal defense team that includes Ann Arbor lawyer John Shea and Washington, D.C., white-collar attorney Henry Asbill. Shea defended Kwame Kilpatrick’s father, Bernard Kilpatrick, in the Detroit City Hall corruption scandal while Asbill has represented several high-profile clients, including the estate of Michael Jackson and former Virginia Gov. Robert McDonnell.

Tuesday's filing comes eight months after The News reported that Morse's sexologist sister received immunity from prosecution and testified before a federal grand jury investigating ties between the high-profile lawyer's firm and improperly obtained police reports.

Federal prosecutors identified Emily Morse as a target of the criminal investigation last year and wrote that they had substantial evidence she participated in a money-laundering scheme and conspired to defraud the IRS, sources told The News.

Emily Morse, 49, is a Los Angeles actress, reality-show star and satellite radio host who gives relationship advice on the "Sex With Emily" podcast.

The alleged conspiracy being investigated by federal agents involves bribed Detroit police officers selling unauthorized accident reports that flowed to Morse's firm, according to civil lawsuits that involve some of the same allegations, people and companies as the federal criminal probe. The civil suits accuse Morse's firm of using the illegally obtained reports to try to sign clients and refer crash victims to physical therapy clinics — in exchange for money.

Morse did not improperly receive the police reports, his lawyer has said.

"Michael Morse and his law firm are not a party to any legal action which asserts that either of them improperly obtained police reports," Morse's lawyer previously told The News. "The reason is simple. They did not."

The investigation has involved Mike Morse's friends and family. In December, prosecutors charged Morse's college friend, Bloomfield Hills physical therapy center owner Jayson Rosett, and two former Detroit Police officers with tax conspiracy.

"Let’s do the police report thing," Morse wrote in an August 2011 email to Rosett, according to the magistrate's opinion Tuesday. "Just get them to me and I will get you more active treating patients. It will work.”

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Janie's Got A Fund: Steven Tyler, Youth Villages, Backpacks, UCC Liens, HSBC & Medicaid Fraud In Child Welfare

Steve Tyler & John Conyers, Jr.

Steven Tyler did not come up with this and I think I know who did because they did not even trying to hide it.

And Janie's Fund has a backpack program.

Just like Mike Morse has a backpack program.

Just like Nowruz Foundation has a backpack program.

Just like Together We Rise has a backpack program.

Which all follow the same model of human trafficking.

Janie's Fund is another one of those trafficking of tiny humans enterprises constructed by Youth Villages, a foreign entity, because it has a foundation.

Name:	YOUTH VILLAGES FOUNDATION, INC.
Status:	Active	Initial Filing Date:	07/18/1996
Formed in:	TENNESSEE	Delayed Effective Date:
Fiscal Year Close:	June	AR Due Date:	10/01/2019
Term of Duration:	Perpetual	Inactive Date:
Principal Office:	3320 BROTHER BLVD MEMPHIS, TN 38133-8950 USA
Mailing Address:	3320 BROTHER BLVD MEMPHIS, TN 38133-8950 USA
AR Exempt:	No	Obligated Member Entity:	No

And guess what else Youth Villages, what I enjoy referring to as tiny human plantations, it has UCC liens.

102002741	01/10/2002	YOUTH VILLAGES INC - ARLINGTON, TN	12/31/9999
208014075	03/24/2008	YOUTH VILLAGES INC - WOBURN, MA	03/24/2023
213109379	02/01/2013	YOUTH VILLAGES INC - MEMPHIS, TN	02/01/2018
213123043	03/21/2013	YOUTH VILLAGES INC - MEMPHIS, TN	03/21/2018
113031200	06/24/2013	YOUTH VILLAGES INC - ARLINGTON, VA	06/24/2018
420082930	07/15/2013	YOUTH VILLAGES, INC - MEMPHIS, TN	07/15/2018
420356899	08/29/2013	YOUTH VILLAGES, INC. - MEMPHIS, TN	08/29/2018
420382766	09/05/2013	YOUTH VILLAGES, INC. - MARSHALL, MN	09/05/2018
420421230	09/12/2013	YOUTH VILLAGES, INC. - MEMPHIS, TN	09/12/2018
420440401	09/17/2013	YOUTH VILLAGES, INC. - COOKEVILLE, TN	09/17/2018
420451511	09/18/2013	YOUTH VILLAGES, INC. - MEMPHIS, TN	09/18/2018
420660856	11/01/2013	YOUTH VILLAGES, INC. - MEMPHIS, TN	11/01/2018
421549555	05/15/2014	YOUTH VILLAGES, INC - MEMPHIS, TN	05/15/2019
421873934	07/18/2014	YOUTH VILLAGES, INC. - MEMPHIS, TN	07/18/2019
421873946	07/18/2014	YOUTH VILLAGES, INC. - MEMPHIS, TN	07/18/2019
421941817	08/01/2014	YOUTH VILLAGES, INC. - MEMPHIS, TN	08/01/2019
422022531	08/19/2014	YOUTH VILLAGES, INC. - MEMPHIS, TN	08/19/2019
422740552	01/29/2015	YOUTH VILLAGES, INC. - MEMPHIS, TN	01/29/2020
422815814	02/19/2015	YOUTH VILLAGES, INC. - OREGON CITY, OR	02/19/2020
422845447	02/25/2015	YOUTH VILLAGES, INC. - MEMPHIS, TN	02/25/2020
422870789	03/04/2015	YOUTH VILLAGES, INC. - INDIANAPOLIS, IN	03/04/2020
423007094	04/02/2015	YOUTH VILLAGES, INC. - MEMPHIS, TN	04/02/2020
423741523	08/24/2015	YOUTH VILLAGES, INC. - MEMPHIS, TN	08/24/2020
424150019	11/23/2015	YOUTH VILLAGES, INC. - MEMPHIS, TN	11/23/2020
424285307	12/21/2015	YOUTH VILLAGES, INC. - MEMPHIS, TN	12/21/2020
425612528	09/07/2016	YOUTH VILLAGES, INC. - MEMPHIS, TN	09/07/2021
425638368	09/13/2016	YOUTH VILLAGES, INC. - MEMPHIS, TN	09/13/2021
426158526	12/30/2016	YOUTH VILLAGES, INC. - MEMPHIS, TN	12/30/2021
426259828	01/24/2017	YOUTH VILLAGES, INC. - MEMPHIS, TN	01/24/2022
426367667	02/14/2017	YOUTH VILLAGES, INC. - MEMPHIS, TN	02/14/2022
426698917	04/19/2017	YOUTH VILLAGES, INC. - MEMPHIS, TN	04/19/2022
426738998	04/26/2017	YOUTH VILLAGES, INC. - MEMPHIS, TN	04/26/2022
426922130	05/30/2017	YOUTH VILLAGES, INC. - MEMPHIS, TN	05/30/2022
426956295	06/05/2017	YOUTH VILLAGES, INC. - ARLINGTON, TN	06/05/2022
427410401	08/24/2017	YOUTH VILLAGES, INC. - MEMPHIS, TN	08/24/2022
427635543	10/09/2017	YOUTH VILLAGES, INC. - MEMPHIS, TN	10/09/2022
427854153	11/27/2017	YOUTH VILLAGES, INC. - MEMPHIS, TN	11/27/2022
428032381	12/29/2017	YOUTH VILLAGES, INC. - MEMPHIS, TN	12/29/2022
428484525	03/30/2018	YOUTH VILLAGES, INC. - MEMPHIS, TN	03/30/2023
428531625	04/09/2018	YOUTH VILLAGES, INC. - WORTHINGTON, OH	04/09/2023
428641272	04/27/2018	YOUTH VILLAGES, INC. - MEMPHIS, TN	04/27/2023
428903649	06/12/2018	YOUTH VILLAGES, INC. - MEMPHIS, TN	06/12/2023
429280642	08/20/2018	YOUTH VILLAGES, INC. - MEMPHIS, TN	08/20/2023
429644513	10/31/2018	YOUTH VILLAGES, INC. - MEMPHIS, TN	10/31/2023
429752435	11/26/2018	YOUTH VILLAGES, INC. - MEMPHIS, TN	11/26/2023

And those UCC liens are held by....

GREATAMERICA LEASING CORPORATION

P.O. BOX 609

CEDAR RAPIDS, IA 52406-0609

https://www.greatamerica.com/

and...

U.S. BANK EQUIPMENT FINANCE, A DIVISION OF U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION1310 MADRID STREETMARSHALL, MN 56258

....which used to be called HSBC, and is a foreign bank....

....but the Finland branch is closed....

.....but Youth Villages Foundation has over $200,000,000 in its coffers so I do not believe Janie's Fund is really anything more than a front because Medicaid already pays for the services it is soliciting.

So why the heck does Youth Villages have UCC liens on banking equipment?

Dammit Janet!

We need to talk.

Steven Tyler's Janie's Fund donates more than a half-million dollars in Support of Foster Youth Across the U.S.

https://janiesfund.org/

Funds to support Youth Villages' programs in Boston, New York City, Nashville and North Carolina

MEMPHIS, Tenn., Dec. 31, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Iconic music legend and humanitarian Steven Tyler, through his philanthropic initiative Janie's Fund, announced a year-end donation of $532,000 to support young women who have aged out of foster care in Boston, New York City, Nashville and the state of North Carolina.

Funds in all markets will be used to support public/private partnerships for YVLifeSet and will be matched directly with public funding and private donations.  In New York City, funds will support a new pilot program and in Nashville, help ensure that every girl that ages out of foster care has access to the program.

YVLifeSet is a comprehensive, evidence-informed program that helps young people age 17 to 22 overcome challenges and childhood trauma to become successful, independent adults through experiential learning and intensive support.

"Through Janie's Fund, I've met so many young women who have experienced the horrors and pain of childhood trauma. And the effects of this trauma don't stop at 18," said Tyler. "YVLifeSet is making an amazing impact on the lives of so many young people, and I'm thrilled to be part of helping this program expand across the country. There are 10,000 girls who age-out annually and desperately need this level of care. It's my hope that we can announce additional program expansions in new year to help even more girls."

Tyler established Janie's Fund in partnership with Youth Villages in 2015 to provide hope and healing for many of our country's most vulnerable girls who have survived the trauma of abuse and neglect.

Without help, studies show that young people who experienced foster care are more likely to struggle as adults. A randomized clinical trial of YVLifeSet conducted by MDRC, a social research group, found that the program reduced homelessness, increased earnings and economic security, decreased mental illness, and decreased partner and domestic violence for participants.

About Youth Villages Youth Villages is one of the largest providers of services to children in Tennessee and a national leader in children's mental and behavioral health. The organization serves tens of thousands of children, families and young people in 16 states each year. Youth Villages' continuum of programs in Tennessee includes intensive in-home services; foster care and adoption; residential and intensive residential treatment campuses; YVLifeSet for transition-age youth; mentoring; and crisis services. The organization has been recognized by the Harvard Business School and U.S. News & World Report, and was identified by The White House as one of the nation's most promising results-oriented nonprofit organizations. Learn more at www.youthvillages.org.

About Janie's Fund Janie's Fund is a philanthropic initiative created by Steven Tyler in partnership with one of America's most effective nonprofits, Youth Villages. Named after Aerosmith's 1989 hit, "Janie's Got a Gun," which tells the story of a young girl who was abused by her father, Janie's Fund provides hope and healing for many of our country's most vulnerable girls who have survived the trauma of abuse and neglect. Through Janie's Fund, Tyler is using his big voice to give a voice to thousands of victims who haven't had one. For more information, visit www.janiesfund.org.

Steven Tyler once adopted a teenager and got her pregnant

Aerosmith rock star Steven Tyler's relationship history is as tragic as it is complicated — particularly the "Dream On" singer's shocking three-and-a-half-year involvement with a teen named Julia Holcomb in the 1970s. 

According to a Lifesite piece written by the rocker's much younger ex-girlfriend back in 2011, she and Tyler reportedly first met backstage at an Aerosmith concert in Portland, Ore. in 1973. At the time, the frontman was in his late 20s, while she was just 16 years old.

As Holcomb claimed, Tyler was so taken with her that he asked her mother to sign over legal guardianship to him, which would allow the minor to join the "Walk This Way" band on the road. "I became lost in a rock and roll culture. In Steven's world it was sex, drugs, and rock and roll," she wrote, adding, "I didn't know it yet, but I would barely make it out alive."

Three years later, Holcomb became pregnant with Tyler's child, and while the former couple initially planned to marry, the rock star had a change of heart. Fueled by his reported doubts about impending fatherhood, he allegedly pressured Holcomb into getting an abortion. "His guardianship of me complicated things further," she wrote, explaining that she eventually agreed to having the procedure. "I was subordinate to him as in a parent relationship and felt I had little control over my life." 

"Steven sat beside me in the hospital until it was over," she continued, but noted, "When the nurse would leave the room he was snorting cocaine on the table beside my bed. He even offered some to me once, but I just turned away, sick inside." According to Holcomb, both felt deep regret over the decision, and she returned home in early 1977. Now an anti-abortion advocate, she added, "I was a broken spirit. I could not sleep at night without nightmares of the abortion and the fire. The world seemed like a dark place."

While Holcomb told her side of the story back in 2011, Tyler had already publicly disclosed the ordeal in Aerosmith's 1997 autobiography, Walk This Way. "It was a big crisis," the "Cryin'" hitmaker wrote at the time (via the National Review). "It's a major thing when you're growing something with a woman, but they convinced us that it would never work out and would ruin our lives. You go to the doctor and they put the needle in her belly and they squeeze the stuff in and you watch. And it comes out dead." He continued, "I was pretty devastated. In my mind, I'm going, Jesus, what have I done?" 

According to the band's co-founding member and former guitarist, Ray Tabano, the abortion "really messed Steven up."

Readers may already be aware that Tyler briefly had an affair with supermodel Bebe Buell, with whom he shares daughter and actress Liv Tyler, while he and Holcomb were still together. The former Playboy model later agreed with Tabano's assessment, telling the National Review that her ex began to spiral following the abortion while on tour in Europe. "He was crazy," she said of his drug and alcohol abuse at the time, adding, "Totally drunk, really out of it." 

Of course, when Buell became pregnant with daughter Liv in 1977, she broke things off with Tyler and famously kept his paternity a secret for years while music producer Todd Rundgren took on the role of dad. As the Lord of the Rings star later recalled on The Jonathan Ross Show in 2015, "My mother was very young when she had me and there was a little bit of confusion about where I came from." 

She went on to say, "I kind of figured it out because [Steven] looked exactly like me, and I have a sister named Mia who is a year younger than me, and I saw her standing at the side of the stage at a concert and I was literally like looking at my twin. She looked exactly like me." The actress, who was just eight years old at the time, added, "I looked at my mom and she had tears in her eyes, and I kind of put it all together."

For his part, Steven Tyler remained deeply affected by the abortion, particularly when he and his then-wife, the late model Cyrinda Foxe, welcomed daughter Mia in 1978. "I was afraid," he wrote in Walk This Way (via the National Review). "I thought we'd give birth to a six-headed cow because of what I'd done with other women. The real-life guilt was very traumatic for me. Still hurts."

More recently, Tyler opened up about his admittedly promiscuous rock 'n roll lifestyle throughout the '70s during an interview with Fox News' Objectified in July 2018. "I think rock stars … I felt like I had an obligation to keep that alive," he said of sleeping around (via TMZ). "I certainly had my way with women and women had their way with me."

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