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Working for a Teflon Don

Working for a Teflon Don shares an inside view (with updates)of a former employee of a large corporation, a highly regarded airline who originally faces retaliation for speaking up on disparate treatment and discrimination in the workplace of not just a large corporation,the…

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Sep 3, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    Missing DBE Records, FOIA Battles, and a Small Business Sabotaged (opens the original)

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    This episode follows one person's multi-year struggle after their DBE certification application vanished and FOIA requests were obstructed, leading to administrative claims, suspected interference from a former employer, and stalled investigations.Along the way they describe a job offer undermined by a faulty background check, a questionable medical blood draw instead of a vaccine, abrupt termination, an allegedly illegal vehicle repossession, mortgage and property-management conflicts, and ongo

  2. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    Unmasked: Fake Arrest Citations and a City's Paper Trail (opens the original)

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    On September 2, 2026, the narrator recounts receiving alleged certified mail over the course of 2 years that includes one in May 2025 containing a delinquent invoice and arrest citations from the Department of Finance, exposing irregularities and possible fraud. They describe contacting city offices and APD, discovering an employee listed as an arresting officer, encountering court scheduling confusion, suspected internet compromise, filing pro se motions, and submitting a complaint to the Depar

  3. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    Illegally Repossessed: Exposing Grand Larceny and Silent Authorities (opens the original)

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    This episode recounts the narrator's ordeal after their car was illegally repossessed despite a lien release, and the subsequent refusal of police and city officials to properly investigate or correct false records.It outlines years of alleged misconduct including altered court dockets, hidden evidence from a 2010 arrest, mortgage and title irregularities, mail and medical‑record manipulation, banking reversals, and suspected unlawful surveillance — all tied to fears of whistleblower retaliation

  4. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    Dog-Sitting Deal, $4,000 Mystery: One Woman’s Fight Against a Manufactured Mortgage (opens the original)

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    An older neighbor offered to pay for a certification in exchange for pet-sitting, starting a chain of events that revealed suspicious mortgage servicing, blocked payments, and a "magic" $4,000. The narrator navigates predatory loan modification offers, trial payments, and interference while trying to reboot a small pet-business, culminating in confusing certified notices that threaten her comeback.

  5. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    Voices Silenced: Lola’s Fight Against Whistleblower Retaliation (opens the original)

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    Lola, speaking from Georgia, outlines years of alleged whistleblower retaliation including wrongful termination, tampered unemployment and background records, and suspected illegal surveillance. She explains that thousands of documents and recordings support her claims and that the retaliation continues.Recording her story publicly, Lola seeks legal help and wants to set the record straight about the false narratives used to discredit her, while documenting the personal, financial, and psycholog

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