Seeking Veterinary DEADBEAT Susan Diane Yurkew

[Nomen Nescio]

Susan Diane Yurkew who graduated from The University of Minnesota
College of Veterinary Medicine later moved to Virginia where she
practiced veterinary medicine south of the Richmond area in the early
1990s. In 1993, the lowlife declared bankruptcy!

She skipped out of town on several personal loans leaving those who
lent her money.... to put a roof over her head and food on her
plate.... holding the bag!

She's a real shyster! You've been warned about this disingenuous bitch
who loiters around under the guise of a veterinarian!

Last reported address:
Susan D. Yurkew
3453 31st Ave S
Minneapolis, MN 55406-2601

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[LJ]

Go away Nomen! You're a pain in the butt. If you allegedly lent someone
money fifteen years ago and they didn't pay you back, get over it,
especially if they declared BK. If you have a valid claim, engage an
attorney. Based on the quality of other posts you've made, you're probably
dillusional.
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[Cary]

Well I wouldn't mind hearing from her either. She was an old friend I
haven't seen in years. Glad to hear she did manage to become the vet
she always wanted to be.
If she filed bankruptcy, then you had to go through the court to get
repaid. I guess the court didn't think you had a good enough claim.
You sound pretty upset, more than you should be. Maybe you should look
for some help? Nursing a resentment since the early 90's is not a
healthy sign.
Cary

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