Judge doesn’t buy Beverly Trca-Kitchen’s sob story (Zeek Rewards)
Back in January the Zeek Rewards Receiver filed for summary judgment against Canadian net-winners.
Beverly Dawn Trca-Kitchen was one such net-winner, with the Receiver alleging she stole $314,228 from victims of the scheme. This figure was arrived at after forensic accounting was conducted on the Zeek Rewards backend.
Trca-Kitchen however paints a different picture.
Despite stealing over three hundred thousand dollars from Zeek Rewards victims, today Trca-Kitchen claims assets of only $8798.
In an attempt to settle with the Receivership, Trca-Kitchen (right) offered up just $2800.
When the Receiver asked her where the money went, Trca-Kitchen stated
she spent the money on “business expenses, taxes (a huge portion), debts that were paid from (her) divorce (and) paying for other affiliates’ bids”.
The Receiver rejected Trcka-Kitchen’s offer, and so she filed a motion requesting the court override the Receiver’s objection and approve the settlement.
Like the Zeek Receiver, the Judge didn’t buy Trcka-Kitchen’s sob story either.
On April 28th Judge Mullen granted the Zeek Receiver Summary Judgement.
Based on the undisputed facts related to Beverly Dawn Trca-Kitchen’s net winnings from the ZeekRewards scheme, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Receiver’s Motion for Summary Judgment is GRANTED.
Judgement was entered by the court clerk later the same day.
Trcka-Kitchen had threatened to file for bankruptcy if the Summary Judgement was granted against her. Whether she follows through on her threat remains to be seen.
No updates yet on Summary Judgement against the remaining Canadian net-winner affiliates yet.
She’s an idiot. Her lawyer would have told her that debt obtained through fraud cannot be discharged through bankruptcy.
No one is going to believe that she’s poor when she had income of 314K from Zeek. The judge didn’t. Neither would a bankruptcy judge.
That money is gone. Most likely spent. She has probably little to no assets in her name. She is Canadian so not sure what the bankruptcy laws are in that country.
Let’s say she does file bankruptcy and the debt cannot be discharged. They will probably collect little to nothing ever on this.
Wages if she has any probably cannot be attached. It might go on her credit record and impact things in the future for her credit wise but that might not mean very much to her in the long run.
Well she can always get a job and begin payments. Or is she trying her best not to work any sort of real job?
It will really be interesting to see where all the funds really went.
Is she still chasing ponzi money games? I think she still has funds stashed away and is waiting for the dust to settle before she pulls it out of hiding.
I can’t imagine anyone would run through that amount of cash without a stash of some kind.