Making a difference, Straw Buyer style...

There's been several occasions since the inception of our blog that we've written about something then seen an immediate reaction by one of the players in our story.  Now, don't get carried away, I'm not talking writing about the other instances of mortgage fraud that we uncovered in Coconut Grove then having the members of the MDPD and the Mortgage Fraud Task Force turn around and bust the people that we wrote about, nothing like that.  I'm talking more along the lines of people like Detective Jorge Baluja getting upset about something we've uncovered or assistant state attorney Bill Kostrzewski commenting to someone in the courthouse about something we've written, all in all events that have no bearing on anything of consequence yet they do provide a bit of comic relief in an otherwise non funny subject matter.


With that said, does anyone remember a few months back when we asked how our respective blog followers found our blog?  We seemed to have one particular blog reader that kept googling "Detective Jorge Baluja", as we mentioned before, they arrived at this screen:

Then from here they navigated through the blog, now take note we made that post on November 20, 2009.  I've mentioned before that through the blog software that we use that I can see what the individual readers are doing, how they get to the blog and where they go after they read the blog, with that said, let's take a look at the web log for this particular user starting in October 2009...

No problems, we see that whoever this user is that keeps googling "detective jorge baluja" gets to the site the same way, every day.  Let's keep going...

More of the same, no problem, moving on...

All good, now we get to November 20, 2009 the day that we wrote the story about how to get to the blog and what do we see?  Take a look at what's outlined in red...

HOLY $HIT!  Did you see that?!  From what we see whoever this is that has googled "detective jorge baluja" nearly 100 times in order to get to our site after reading our blog entry on how to get to our site using our web address now types in our URL to get to the site!  WOW!  We've made a difference!!!!!  Amazing!!!

I wonder though, who would this person be that googled "detective jorge baluja" all those times?  If you're thinking what I'm thinking then it goes to prove that we have someone intimately involved in the case that is religiously reading every single word we write here, no big deal though, we already knew as much. With that bit of light heartedness out of the way, tomorrow we have something far more serious coming up, plea hearing number 3 for non other than Bernardo Barrera Mortgage fraud co defendant John Romney.  Let's see what happens tomorrow.