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Interview with a Vampire
July 27, 2011
Patrick Rodgers is not just a homeowner who sued Wells Fargo -- he's a vampire who used his powers to foreclose on the bank. Rodgers, who's had fangs implanted in his mouth, went to court after Wells Fargo neglected to respond to his repeated requests for information about his mortgage.
But the big story here -- that Rodgers is an undead monster -- was missed by the cable networks. Now it's up to Stephen to blow the coffin lid off this story and expose vampires for what they truly are. Watch as The Report heads to Rodgers's four-bedroom Tudor in suburban Philadelphia to see the face of evil (and the hair and recycling habits of evil).
Once Rodger's scheme spread to cable news outlets, they quickly lined him up for interviews -- sight unseen. As Stephen's report exposed, CNN and Fox News didn't seem to notice the obvious signs of an undead monster in their interview subject. Decide for yourself. Watch the CNN interview here.
So does the lamestream media's acceptance of this undead creature mean the beginning of vampire tolerance? Maybe not. Get the background on Rodgers, his occult connections (a so-called "religious" minority) and the media attention surrounding this story in this fascinating essay.
Wondering how Rodgers pulled off foreclosing on the nation's fourth-largest bank? To help others looking to turn the tables on some real blood-suckers, Rodgers wrote an article explaining how he did it and detailing each step of the careful letter-writing, small claims-suing process for The Consumerist blog.
And to see a sample of the type of letter that brought a great American bank to its knees, go here.
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