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Since elif is being used, the second condition does not get evaluated when condition 1 is true, and it always evaluates to false when condition 1 is false, so condition 2 never becomes true.....

The error message is coming from here:


Perhaps you meant:
if [ ! -d "$HOME/deleted" ] ; then
mkdir "$HOME/deleted"

Ps. You could have used your variable $TRASH for consistency.
Pps....

The syntax for all the function lines looks wrong to me. It's a mixture of two alternative syntaxes.

Using metyl's suggestions:

if ! [ -d "$TRASH" ]
then
mkdir $TRASH

Then you have a errror around line 120:

function verbose () {
#if [ "$FLAG_V" = "v" ] ; then # Comment out both...