It is only because Florida has a conviction corruption (frame-up) problem and a growing problem with keeping inmates alive that I am tending more to the circumstances of other victims of public servants’ corruption than I am to my own. These activities don’t meet any interpretation of “pursuit of happiness,” and I’ll happily retreat from them the moment our state has a governor with a spine and a conscience. If Governor DeSantis has both, he’ll request Kathy Fernandez Rundle’s resignation today.
Darren Rainey was scalded to death in a locked shower by corrections officers at Dade Correctional Institution in 2012
Richard Mair committed suicide at Dade Correctional Institution in 2013 after his grievances failed to result in protection from the heinous actions of corrections officers
WHAT IS MORE IMPORTANT: PROTECTING FEDERAL INVESTIGATION INTO TAX & CREDIT-CARD FRAUD IN FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS OR JUSTICE FOR THE MURDER OF DARREN RAINEY?
Tax and credit-card fraud have been happening in large levels in Florida Department of Corrections (FDC) for close to two decades. When I was working for the FDC Inspector General’s Office as a Confidential Informant, I was involved in investigation into individuals who were filing more than 100 tax returns a year. All of the tax-returns they were filing ranged between $1,200 and $4,800. As it relates to credit-card fraud, I can’t count how many inmates I’ve known over the last decade who have processed hundreds of credit-card applications a year over their cell-phones. The majority of inmates who engage in tax and credit-card fraud in FDC have staff helping them with their fraud. From personal knowledge I understand the Federal Government’s interest in protecting their investigation into organized fraud in FDC.
I also hope that the Federal Government understands how important it is to protect their investigations. For this…
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