He had the exact date of the alleged download/access and it corresponded with a guest's stay.

That said, I used a secured credit card for the deposit, and will be filing a fraud claim on this company and deposit.I strongly suggest you hang up and not speak with this alleged company.  

If someone slips and falls outside the property, or a pipe bursts and damages a tenant's expensive furniture, or a tenant's dog bites a mailman, or a tenant makes a claim for 2x his security deposit for alleged mishandling of funds- you could very well find your name listed at the top of a lawsuit.

You should ask for this but unfortunately it's rare to get it because a lot of owners don't do a good job of documenting it or keeping good records.And again, with (allegedly) no security deposit, it's not clear what the purpose of determining damages would be - it's not like you can deduct it against their security deposit.

The best I could make out is that you worked for someone who let you go, you sued your employer, the federal courts and some other people, and that you have some people in your family tree who were allegedly swindled out of your family's inheritance years ago including the land the White House sits on.

We're in the middle of an alleged pandemic that's going to kill half the population, so let everything sit for now.

That decision found that the trial court erred in granting Defendant Rainshadow's Motion For Summary Judgment which alleged that Plaintiff Rainwater had not established the elements of adverse possession as a matter of law. 

He had initially denied the allegations.

I am wondering if based on these new "wide spread" allegations if landlords need to make sure they aren't showing a property alone or going to a rental without an extra set of eyes to vouch for them?

@Peter WaltherTo get into the disctinctions between fraud & forgery is not my intention in the article, nor to opine on the various reported cases of alleged title fraud (for example, who would prevail in a given action), merely to encourage property owners to be aware of red flags & risk factors, & take steps to make their ownership more secure.