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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kei" data-source="post: 5016" data-attributes="member: 972">To the above defamatory comment.David Walker has both slandered and committed libel against me.  He has falsely accused me of committing a felony act, threatened me, called me heinous names numerous times in texts and in phone calls—which were sent at all hours of the night and, with this posting, has just broken several laws in Japan.I have already contacted the police with regards to his actions, which I really didn’t want to do, as for his sake, this should remain a civil dispute and not become a become criminal case, as David is in the wrong with regards to Japanese law.   However, with the above posting, I now have no other choice.With regards to his defamatory comments, David was paid to cash the check on my behalf.  His bank scanned the physical check in question, verified the validity of the check, put the balance into his bank account, and then one month later withdrew money from his account.From this point—despite not having a single shred of proof that I have done something wrong—David has been been threatening me almost daily to the point of stalker behavior.Despite his violent and abusive outbursts (in which his wife has to take the phone from him and apologize to me for his behavior), I have spent hours trying to sort this out by speaking on the phone with his bank—who admitted that they themselves could have made a mistake by cashing the check twice—to filing paperwork with the IRS for them to look into when, where and who cashed the check (assuming that someone other than David cashed the check).What I want to make clear is that I have done nothing wrong.  I have not endorsed a fraudulent check.  I have not cashed the check or endorsed it over to anyone other than David Walker.  His bank removed money from his account.  I have stolen nothing.We will not know why his bank returned a duplicate message on their system until the IRS finishes its investigation, as David’s bank will make no effort in trying to determine how they could have cashed a valid check that was supposedly previously cashed. If they think something criminal occurred, they have the authority to look into it but have chosen not to.I also have encouraged David to contact the proper authorities on this matter as I am not in the wrong and have been completely transparent and cooperative.Instead he chooses to post the above.</blockquote>

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