For four years, I have been following the financial activity of a group of registered charities run by Blake Bromley.
On the basis of my extensive research, it appears to me that these charities are part of a massive tax fraud scam whereby tax-receipted donations have been reported for hundreds of millions of dollars that was fake.
Caught up in all of this is Quest University, which is now in creditor protection over a series of loans from The Bromley Charities.
In my letter to Mr. Bromley, I have asked him to discontinue foreclosure proceedings against Quest.
I have also asked Mr. Bromley to return to Quest the title for two large pieces of land that were part of Quest's original 240 acres, Parcel A and Lot 58. According to publicly available information, title for these two pieces of land is currently held by Global Charity Fund and Eden Glen Foundation, respectively.
As always, in my letter to Blake Bromley and John Bromley, I have emphasized to them that if I have the wrong impression or if I have stated anything that is factually incorrect, they should let me know. If I hear from them, I will post their reply here at this blog post.
- Letter to Blake Bromley October 21,2020
- Attachments:
To download attachments #1-#7 in one file, click here (272 pages, 37 MB)
For my previous letters to Blake Bromley and John Bromley, click here.