About This Investigation
The Methodology
This investigation was conducted by one person using only public records over approximately 30 days. Every fact on this site can be independently verified using the sources linked in the Verify section.
No anonymous sources. No leaks. No hacking. No paid investigators. Just LARA filings, OTIS records, Wayne County Register of Deeds, federal court dockets, campaign finance records, and LinkedIn screenshots.
The investigation began when a veteran father discovered his children had been enrolled in a charter school run by a convicted felon — without his knowledge or consent. A friend and fellow veteran began examining the public record to help document what they found. What started as helping a friend navigate a custody dispute became a 30-day investigation that uncovered a network of convicted felons, shell entities, and judicial conflicts — all funded by public education dollars.
How This Site Works
This site is generated from a git repository. Every document added to the repo triggers an automatic rebuild. Every commit is timestamped and hashed. If you clone the repo, you have the complete evidence package with full provenance.
The site itself runs on ecoPrimals infrastructure — the same system used for sovereign scientific computing and open-source development. It cannot be taken down by anyone named in the investigation.
Why This Way
This is an ecoPrimals project, and ecoPrimals has a principle: reality owns itself.
In science, truth comes from data and reproducibility — not from credentials, authority, or institutional backing. A result is real because the computation passes, not because someone important says so. The atlasHugged essays develop this argument across twelve documents, from Le Guin’s Omelas to the copyleft covenant.
In law, truth is an absolute defense. You cannot be liable for defamation if what you published is true. This site applies the same standard the ecosystem applies to science: every claim resolves to a primary source. Not because we say so — because you can check.
The site’s credibility comes from the reproducible evidence — not from who compiled it. One person, public records, 30 days.
We don’t cite authority. We cite LARA filing numbers, OTIS records, Wayne County Register of Deeds documents, and federal court dockets. The investigation is reproducible. The evidence is cloneable. The corrections are public.
If any of it is wrong, tell us — truth matters more than being right. And the correction history becomes part of the public record, because discovery is local but the substrate — the facts themselves — belongs to everyone.