a former partner at the business consultants kpmg, he suspected it had become a business process, as were taking illegal short cuts, forging signatures in other people's names to plough through multiple repossession actions. in the states, how it was all discovered was a customer realised that signatures in the name of a particular person may have been forged and connected with some other people, and that eventually led to the investigation by the attorney generals. and when the attorney generals investigated it, they found that hundreds of thousands of bank court documents had been forged in the name of the same person. so one person's name had been used on hundreds of thousands of court documents and all the signatures in that name had been forged. julian's made it his mission to expose what he alleges is systematic, industrial—scale forgery, here, in the uk, launching a campaign to gather more evidence — the bank signature forgery campaign. because as a result of the campaign, we've already identified over a dozen names of people in the uk, where it appears that multiple people ar