It would be no different than accusing you of embezzlement and fraud because some agents in the link I posted up there committed it. 

Make sure your friend knows that the accuser has left, help him get his stuff into storage. 

Insist of accusing her of being racist, told her the express bus stop is just down the block, it's convenient, and the person is probably on the way to work.

You don’t know why he was accused of murder.

No, I don't think so.I'm not accusing you of pulling a fast one, I see how you are justifying your idea.

My husband always accuses me of being too cautious and needing overly wide margins.

However, care must be taken as a foreign investor and adequate caution should be taken upon considering taking title to real estate in this manner to avoid being accused of using Filipino Citizens as mere "Dummies" to circumvent Constitutional Provisions prohibiting Foreign Nationals from acquiring Land in the Philippines.

That makes logical sense, because I was taught (and in order to do say a lease option agreement, separately between both you and the seller... then later reassigning your 'equitable interest' to the third party 'buyer' separately, after the fact...) so I cannot then be accused of "brokering a deal," or acting in the capacity of "consultant" (a mere advisor) for the seller.

Accusations of discrimination can be damaging whether intentional or otherwise.

When this guy returned for his money later, he told me I'd likely have been accused of trying to scam the scammer...intimidation racket.