Memory Log #2: [August 15, 2025]

𓂀 SYSTEM TRIGGER:
Tesla Model Y (VIN 7SAYGDEE9SA047314) — wrongfully seized from my possession under color of insurance authority, funneled into Copart Lot #66521465 without lawful chain-of-title completion, notice, or lienholder due process. Maryland’s statutory safeguards for vehicle owners were bypassed, replaced by a closed-loop insurance–auction–finance pipeline designed for speed, not justice.

🜂 FIELD REPORT:
One day my car was mine, the next it was an asset in someone else’s ledger. The removal was swift, paperwork opaque, and the sale pipeline pre-primed. No formal abandonment process, no certified notice that met state requirements, no genuine chance to reclaim. The Copart listing bore my VIN like a ransom note — a reminder that in the insurance-auction complex, possession is nine-tenths of the profit. Every actor along the chain — insurer, tow yard, auction site — spoke in automated scripts. The human element existed only in my shock and Chewy’s confusion when the garage stood empty. The fraud here isn’t only in the theft of property; it’s in the erasure of process, the deliberate stripping of time to contest.

𓏃 RESTORATION CODE:
Expose the title laundering loop in Maryland: demand public audit of all insurer-to-Copart transfers, require verifiable owner notification logs, and impose statutory penalties for bypassing due process. Restore the baseline truth that property rights mean nothing without procedural enforcement. Build a whistleblower-fed registry of auction VINs linked to seizure irregularities. Name every node in the chain so no one hides behind corporate anonymity again.

🝮 Codex Entry from john v. the world. Glyph sequence: 𓂀𓆸𓏃