Josh Bredehoft Josh Bradley - Found Liable in Civil Court! Chino, California

The following is my view and opinion:

I decided to look up the infamous Josh Bredehoft who ripped me off of more than $5000 a few years ago. Its been some time since I looked up his name on the internet.  I encourage anyone who wants to work for him or with him to please do your research before providing any personal information.  This doesnt just pertain to Josh Bredehoft (alias Josh Bradley), but anyone you may choose to do business with or what not. 

Josh Bredehoft and his assistant Paige should not be trusted.  They ripped me off of a lot of money.   He will tell you hes a big celebrity, that he owns many cars, homes, etc., but in the end he doesnt have any of that.  He really has nothing.  In my opinion hes a leech that is looking for another person to scam.  At one time he was living out of someones garage. In my opinion, hes a true pathological liar and will stoop to the lowest level to make money off of you and rip you off without any concern for the lives hes messed up in the process.

Its a real shame that hes not been arrested at this point.   I really hope that one day hes held accountable in a criminal court for his crimes. Ive moved on and this will probably be the last time I look up his name.   I wish I could wipe away all memories of my interactions with him.  Ive learned many lessons.  It was important though that I post this as I just found the following information on an attorneys website.  It looks like Josh Bredehoft (alias Josh Bradley) has finally been held accountable in a civil court for one of his crimes.  Please read the information below taken directly from the website. 

Source:
www.avvo.com/attorneys/91604-ca-ann-hull-1754330/legal_cases/35883

Case Conclusion Date: November 19, 2010

Practice Area: Civil Rights

Outcome: Trial verdict for my clients

Description: Case stemmed from a scam whereby Joshua Bredehoft (AKA: "Josh B"), who claimed to be a music celebrity,
advertised for "interns" and "personal assistants" in order to gain personal information from victims. And, on several occasions, Bredehoft used this information to break into the home of victims, such as the plaintiffs in this case.