A man's home is supposed to be his castle.  But this is no longer the case in New York City, according to a Brooklyn man who says the Big Apple officials are aiding and abetting a next-door neighbor's attempt to steal his property. It has been a long ordeal for John Hockenjos, 62, and his wife Irina, one whose twists and turns include a false arrest by the NYPD.  The problems started in 2009, they say, when the couple Argo and Elen Paumere "purchased the home next to them with plans for an ambitious overhaul.  According to the Hockenjoses, red flags flew fast when they were approached to sign documents turning over a two-foot easement to their new neighbor," as Bklyner reported in 2013. I spoke to the Hockenjoses recently on the phone, and Irina told me their suspicions were borne out.  After refusing to sign the documents, the Hockenjoses say Argo Paumere "went and created a fraudulent land survey...(Read Full Post)