Time: Mon Oct 28 15:58:45 1996
To: Stan Cothren <scothren@netten.net>
From: Paul Andrew Mitchell [address in tool bar]
Subject: Re: IRS seizure
Cc: 
Bcc: 

Dear Stan,

You have been injured by your bank,
because U.S. v. O'Dell requires
a court-ordered warrant of distraint
before the IRS can do what they did
to you.  I do not have time to help
you for free, however.  I hope this
helps you.

/s/ Paul Mitchell


At 01:45 PM 10/28/96 -0600, you wrote:
>Dear Mr. Mitchell,
>
>	This may not be your area of expertise, but I thought maybe you 
>could point me in the right direction. Earlier this month the IRS sent 
>me notice of intent to levy, that same day not even 10 minutes later my 
>banker called to tell me my account had been frozen. At that time it had 
>$1,800 in it. The IRS told me they would only take the initial $1,800 in 
>the account and to not worry about stopping my credit card batch 
>deposits, they would not take them. I later stopped the deposits anyway 
>but not before another $2,200 had gone in. At the end of the 21 day 
>period that the account was frozen they seized all $4,000. Is there 
>anything I can do or anyone you know I should talk to. My E-Mail is 
>scothren@netten.net. Thank you.
>
>				Stan Cothren, Jr.
>
>
      

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