Report: 'Sovereign National' Claimed Ownership of $6 Million Bethesda Mansion
Prince George's man has been charged after police say he entered a home that didn't belong to him, despite claims of historic property rights, The Washington Post reports.
A Prince George's County man who described himself as a 'Moorish American sovereign' and claimed a $6 million Bethesda mansion belonged to him has been charged with breaking and entering, fraud and attempted theft, according to a report in The Washington Post.
Using historic maps and documents, the man, Lamont Butler, unsuccessfully attempted to lay claim to the Natelli Woods Lane property at a state Department of Assessments and Taxation office in December, according to the report. The home was for sale by its owner, who lives in Chicago.
In January, police discovered Butler in the home's driveway and found evidence indicating it was occupied, including 'No Trespassing' signs in the windows, The Post reported.
BEMOOR ☥
3:38 pm on Tuesday, March 19, 2013
I am a natural born sovereign of the Moorish Empire; my Moorish ancestors have lived in this land for thousands of years. My nation Morocco is the first country whose head of state publicly recognize the independence of the United States of America and in 1787 a Treaty of Peace and Friendship was signed in Marrakech Morocco and ratified in 1836. It is still in force making it the longest unbroken treaty in U.S.A. history.
Make No MIstake
7:40 am on Sunday, March 24, 2013
Is this guy for real or is he using the library computers at a mental hospital somewhere? I guess that everyone has to have some kind of hobby and this guy's hobby is being a professional idiot...wait a minute, we have all of those that we need and they are all in Washington, D.C. They are known as Senators and Congressmen/women. And let's not forget be BIGGEST IDIOT of them all, Barak Huessein Obama.