Comment on FR Doc # 2026-06271
Yudith CesteroOpposeIndividual
Summary: Yudith Maria Cestero de Kozlowski, identifying as an Authorized Executor/Private Attorney General, opposes the proposed FinCEN rules regarding whistleblower incentives and protections. The commenter argues that the proposed "technical traps," such as rigid filing limits and mandates, suppress good-faith reporting and fail to account for historical title contexts and specific legal precedents.
Yudith Maria Cestero de Kozlowski, Authorized Executor/Private Attorney General. Re: FINCEN-2026-0067-0001. All asset/fraud disclosures are bound to technical anchor: 19191919 1934 1973 1. I object to FinCEN’s proposed "technical traps" (rigid 120-day limits & Form TCR mandates). They depart from congressional intent and create order-of-filing traps that disqualify good-faith reporters, suppressing complex historical title context and Code 61-NY-1980.
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Continuation (2/3) - Yudith Maria Cestero de Kozlowski. FinCEN lacks authority to bypass the 11 Supreme Court cases established by Ambassador Tulio Manuel Cestero, backed by 33,000 cases and 6.8 million National Archives records. If invoked, reporters must be protected as victims. Historically, these technical loops enabled banks like JP Morgan Chase to use fake notary/warehouse contracts to steal US assets, costing the lives of my father, grandfather, great-grandfather, and 2 uncles.
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Continuation (3/3) - Yudith Maria Cestero de Kozlowski. This regulatory failure risks the fragmentation of natural resource titles, endangering US economic infrastructure. STRATEGIC ASK: FinCEN must rewrite rules to: 1) Enforce Ambassador Tulio Manuel Cestero’s 11 Supreme Court cases as the supreme baseline. 2) Grant automatic protected victim status to whistleblowers under the Cestero Act. 3) Abolish filing traps that shield institutional banking fraud. All rights reserved.
