Milwaukee, WI asked in Personal Injury, Civil Rights, Identity Theft and Land Use & Zoning for Illinois

Q: First of all house. My house at 7229 South Harvard in Chicago they took me to court I w o n of my case a rule 23 return

The managers in the work program man have stole all my stuff then I got me to the other building they change my rent to $1,000 or $37,000 I they won't take me to court and I can't get nobody help me how to build a change my property my unit told me I wasn't the owner but they didn't tax papers if it turned out my paperwork it won't let me move out the house is nasty toilets on worth of nothing and I'm trying to get help and keep hey cut the virus I can't get no help it's a bunch of frog going now S.N. she stole phones by birth certificate my emails and she got access to all of them and answering all because of the work program boss had our paperwork in this house they all ended together selling people stuff messages they change them report what's going on S.N. got access to my stuff my email my phone everything

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