Windsor Plywood Builders Lien Scam Documents.

Windsor Plywood Statement as to Documents dated the 8th day of March, 2002 signed by Nicholas Stooshinoff. ( 4 pages below)

It lists 7 Windsor Plywood cash sales invoices for materials claimed not to have been paid for. All attempts to obtain copies were unsuccessful. Mr Stooshinoff told a Saskatoon police officer that he had never seen any cash sales invoices.

Windsor Plywood Supplementary Statement as to Documents dated 2nd day of May 2002 signed by Nicholas Stooshinoff. ( 3 pages below)
This second Statement as to Documents lists 11 connectively numbered Windsor Plywood invoices. It does not say if they are cash or charge invoices. Mr Stooshinoff attached 11 copies of charge sales invoices and no cash sales invoices. In the area SOLD BY on eight of the charge invoices is 8 cash sales numbers matching the 7 cash sales invoice numbers listed on his first Statement as to Documents. Not one of the invoices is signed.

The information on the cash sales invoices was copied on to connectively numbered charge invoices. Windsor Plywood manager David Hilash and Mr Stooshinoff have lied to a Saskatoon Police Officer, knowing filed false sworn Affidavits and succeeded in defrauding a disabled Saskatoon home owner and putting him in the hospital for over two weeks.

This home owner is not the only home owner defrauded, thousands upon thousands of dollars are and have been defrauded from Saskatoon home owners by dishonest lawyers, contractors and building suppliers.

The first and second Statements As To Documents and the 8 falsified charge invoices are below:

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