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This is the owner of an estate sale company who responded to an ad I put on www.estatesales.net, Todd Larsen. He was hired by me to run the estate sale at my family's house in January 2020 with items in it that we had as far back as before the 1950s. Larsen said there weren't enough items so arranged to come to my house and chose items he wanted me to bring of my own that I did not need. I even purchased some items at another yard sale to have at our estate sale so there would be enough items. Larsen stated he would provide two different checks at the end of the estate sale, one for the items that were from my home and one for the items that were from the family home. We also had a classic car that he claims he sold at the estate sale for $22,000. This did not happen. He ran a listing with over 500 categorized items with photos on the Estatesales.net website. He had a certain amount of time to secure guaranteed payment for the vehicle which he did not do and then he stated he could only get 16,000 for it days after the estate sale was over. Larsen gave different names for the same individual he stated was the buyer of the vehicle. He used different email addresses and different phone numbers in his communications with me. I had an attorney intervene because he never gave an accounting that included the detailed items sold that corresponded with his listing on estatesales.net. Some of the people who bought items at the estate sale later contacted me to let me know he fraudulently misrepresented paintings and other items. Some of the people stated they paid cash for items and were not given receipts. Larsen provided me a handwritten scribbled alleged receipt for the car he claims he sold to a person he did not know when in fact it was someone who owned another estate sale company who it appears was a friend. They arranged to come pick the car up and have it towed but at the last minute Larsen stated the individual had an emergency and had to fly out of state so could not be there. I told him that was fine as long as he was there and provided ID, secured payment and would be the responsible party selling the vehicle. Larsen wanted the sale to go in my name directly to the individual instead of going through his company. At the last minute, Larsen then stated he had to fly out of state for a funeral and could not be there. I told him I would not release the car under those circumstances. He then began to cry and stated he would cancel going to the funeral to be there when the car was picked up and transported by a tow truck driver. My attorney and realtor who helped with the estate sale both stated I should only accept guaranteed funds for the car such as a money order or cashier's check. Larsen showed up with a check that had no address or phone number and no ID of the individual allegedly buying the car. Under those circumstances I was advised to not release the car. Larsen would not leave the neighborhood for the entire day, via text threatened to call 911 and was crying while parked in front of the house for hours. We were concerned about his stability and the possibility of him taking the car without payment. For the next two days Larsen, the supposed purchaser of the vehicle and others from his company began to harass me via text using profanity, calling from numerous numbers including blocked numbers and emails. My attorney advised I email Larsen to let him know that I would file a civil harassment restraining order against him if he did not cease and desist. The following morning the home was burglarized with the remaining valuable contents stolen.

My estranged brother who surfaced after learning my uncle died and mother was very ill and was involved in the seizing of the estates through the isolation of my mother days before her death, was in communication with Larsen and stated he had cameras set up at the house so would know who did the burglary. They failed to produce the video footage to the court or LAPD. Some of the items stolen we believe were found listed in West Hollywood with a Facebook profile going by the name of Elizabeth Thankful Shannon. which is where Larsen's company is from.

To date, 3 years later, Larsen failed to pay for the items sold. He claimed he mailed checks but they were returned, he claimed the post office made errors yet he never provided any tracking numbers or copies of checks. We believe they were involved in the burglary along with other people who were involved in the elder abuse and deaths of my uncle and mother which is currently under investigation with law enforcement and the State Bar.

Larsen owes me approximately $10,000 as I was surcharged for the estate items.

We Believe this is a part of a racketeering scheme connected to attorneys that are involved in seizing people's estates using the probate courts because the attorney involved, falsely stated in court documents that LAPD determined there was no burglary, I filed a bogus police report and stole the items myself to sell. This attorney is involved in hundreds of thousands of dollars missing from the estates with one person who admitted he was threatened and bribed to lie and stated Larsen has a reputation of stealing from estates. This attorney also has a 10+ year history of being sued for mishandling elders estates. I would very much like this story to be picked up by the media and to be investigated properly.

Further documentation can be provided upon request.

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