Text Message Evidence – Victim Fraud Notification to Berkshire Hathaway

Summary

This message records a direct communication from Michael Andrew Gasio to Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties at 5847 Edinger Avenue, immediately following his visit to the Huntington Beach Police Department. The message formally notifies the company that he is the victim of a fraud and scam involving misuse of Berkshire Hathaway’s credentials in the handling of rent payments and property management documents.

Key Facts

• Sent immediately after police contact, establishing a timestamped alert to the corporation.
• Identifies the Huntington Beach branch address and the alleged misuse of company credentials.
• Documents tenant’s compliance and escalation through official law enforcement channels.
• Creates a verifiable record that Berkshire Hathaway was on notice of fraud within its network.

Legal Relevance

This communication provides early notice consistent with legal duty to inform under California Civil Code §1710 (Fraudulent Deceit) and supports claims of corporate negligence or concealment under RICO frameworks. It also substantiates the timeline of police involvement and notice to Berkshire Hathaway prior to further eviction or civil proceedings.