Roquemore and Roquemore has been contacting my family members and former in-laws regarding a debt that has been verified as fraudulent and removed from my credit report already. A number of years ago, a distant relative established an identity utilizing my middle and last names with alternative residence, identification, and social security information. He was then able to secure credit, a residence and even an on-going vehicle loan. I have worked diligently to have these items removed over the years. As often as I have been able to, I have contacted creditors to have statements and accounts forwarded to me for legal purposes and to contest debts. There is a fraud affidavit affixed to my credit report, as well as other protections to prevent new accounts from being established. Now Roquemore & Roquemore is calling threatening my family members and demanding that the location of a vehicle be disclosed. I reiterate that this is not my account, I do not possess this vehicle and we have no contact with the family member that committed the fraud. The fraudulent social security number ends in XXXX, which is NOT my social security number. When I attempted to call and explain this, the representative presumed that I was lying and became livid and started screaming. I asked that they provide me an address where I could submit proof of this being a case of fraud, yet she threatened that continued calls to my family, landlords, employers and the like would continue if I did not provide the vehicle. I have promptly called an attorney and had them to draft a cease and desist order. They ( Roquemore & Roquemore ) have made no efforts to validate this debt, or it would become blatantly obvious that they do not have my true social security number or name. The original creditor ( XXXX XXXX XXXX ) employed the same tactic of skip-tracing and attempted to add my full name and social security number to the account, which warranted the item being removed XXXX by the credit bureaus.