Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson Received a collection notice from LGBS for unpaid parking violations in Denver, Colorado 14 years old. Denver Nationwide

I received a collection notice from LGBS for unpaid parking violations in Denver, Colorado from 2002 & 2003. The tag number listed was an old tag and had not been connected to the vehicle listed on the citations for five years.  It had been removed from the vehicle when it was sold in 1998.  The "firm" is demanding immediate payment of $260.00 for citations unrelated to me or this vehicle, but are showing against this tag number 14 years after it was no longer in use.  

I moved from the Denver area in 1999 and was living in North Carolina at the time these citations were charged.  Somehow, the Denver Parking Violations Bureau has uncovered 5 citations 14 years old written up on a license plate tag that doesn't exist.  I smell a rat, and I'm not the only person, apparently, deceptively being hunted by this corrupt "Law Firm" if that's what you want to call it.   

I've contacted several County agencies in Colorado as well as the magistrate from the Denver Parking Violations Bureau and neither the tag nor the VIN number associated with the citations is in any databases in the state of Colorado.  

I am disputing the information they have and have sent registered letters stating this to both LGBS and the Denver Parking Violations.