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The National Council on Identity Policy Case Study: Terrorists 'Own' San Francisco (UPDATED!) The National Council on Identity Policy (NCIDP) was born of the struggles of one tenacious survivor of domestic violence and stalking. The NCIDP continues her work with the help of many. Read more about the NCIDP... ~ This is one Case Study of a series run by Firewire News about San Francisco cases. ~ UPDATE! A case now in court (Leonard v. Progress Foundation, slated for trial in 2011) reveals that terrorist activities are continuing unabated at Progress Foundation. See more at the end, below. ~ "We ARE terrorists! We own this town [San Francisco]! Nothing that you or anyone can do to expose us will stop us! We can ALWAYS make it look like it's your fault!" These were the words of a purported domestic violence counselor at a purported domestic violence program operated by Progress Foundation in the city of San Francisco, proudly declaring himself, his city agency (by contract), and no less than the entire San Francisco health care network and most of the rest of San Francisco city agencies to be members of his own terrorist cell. Later boastful comments more specifically indicated that some members of this terrorist cell had infiltrated law enforcement and political positions throughout San Francisco. These words, along with numerous death threats, were directed at a victim of domestic violence who had come to that so-called counselor's so-called domestic violence program to escape that violence – but the perpetrator that the victim had come to escape from appears to have had ties to this counselor-terrorist's same terrorist network. Had the victim not been utterly determined to break this cycle of violence, here now being reimposed by the very people who were supposed to help her break it but were proving to be terrorist in guise, and had she not had the foresight and fortitude to stream audio recording of these and many other threats to a safe server outside the program facility (Progress Foundation's Shrader House and L'Amistad), the light of the following and other news reports may never have been cast upon these terrorists that "own" San Francisco. Read on... (Firewire News) - Beyond the facts of terrorists operating openly and boldly in San Francisco, among the thousands of cases in the NCIDP files, this terrorism case also represents one of the worst, most egregious, most psychologically vicious and devastating examples of violence against a victim by individuals purporting to be helping professionals.
IIULA status: Progress Foundation and its subordinate programs,
including Progress Foundation's Shrader House, are known by the
NCIDP to have had
previous full notice of a
standardized Survivor's
Identity Information User License Agreement (IIULA)
prior to this incident. Every breach of law perpetrated in
this case at Progress Foundation and Progress Foundation's
Shrader House, as discussed here and noted in the IIULA,
was well known by
Progress Foundation, Progress Foundation's Shrader House, and all
involved individual perpetrators to be
felony violent assault crimes before
those crimes were perpetrated upon
the victim(s) of this case. The perpetrators of this case may not claim any
ignorance of these laws, and must be presumed to have perpetrated
these violent felony assault crimes with the willing and willful
intent to do violence to the victim, including against survivors
such as to willfully precipitate homicidal assaults upon such
victims. In cases of a victim of domestic violence presenting for any services, the primary diagnostic code is REQUIRED to be primary, followed as secondary, tertiary and on any other conditions with which the victim presents. HOWEVER, because a domestic violence diagnosis is reimburse by insurance and the government at rates far below most other diagnostic codes, it is a common fraud by providers to fraudulently list the domestic violence coding later, or not at all. Providers are given a strong financial incentive to INVENT fraudulent coding when dealing with victims with no other significant conditions. Such fraudulently demoted or falsified coding impairs the victims' later access to appropriate care and services. The Patriot Act clearly defined these frauds and falsifications as acts of terrorism. Undoubtedly, a terrorist network operating openly, boastfully claiming to 'own' an entire city, will have no compunctions about engaging in such fraud and terrorism to maximize the revenue stream that it uses to fund its broader terrorism agendas. Background: In most of those thousands of cases in the NCIDP files, homicidal assault preceded, followed, or both, each case. In this case, the victim came to Progress Foundation's Shrader House having already survived multiple homicidal assaults, rapes, extensive stalking, and much more violence. Moreover, she was actively in the midst of attempting to survive continued stalking and terror from her perpetrators with homicidal intent, who happened to be involved in organized crime. The victim herself was not a participant in organized crime, and was herself unaware of the organized crime activities. She simply happened to draw the twisted amorous interests of, and personal connection to, a member (or two, it isn't entirely clear on that point) of the racket. Shortly after reporting the violence and stalking to police, the perpetrators intensified their stalking and terror tactics aggressively. Overwhelmed with despair, the victim went to a local hospital seeking help and asking for domestic violence counseling and assistance, seeking safety. The domestic violence safehouses that she needed and was recommended to by the hospital were full, and she was put on a wait-list for them where she was twelfth on the list. This purportedly represented a wait of as much as three to six weeks or more. In the interim, Progress Foundation offered its domestic violence counseling and housing program at its Shrader House location, which Progress Foundation claimed to be the specialization at the Shrader House location. Although Progress Foundation's Shrader House was not considered to be a secure domestic violence safehouse, it was believed and represented that it could be an interim safe haven where the victim could receive domestic violence counseling and assistance, including legal aid, while waiting for a safehouse placement, and where leaving the house and becoming vulnerable to the assault of the perpetrators would not be necessary during those weeks of waiting for a more secure placement. Askew Environment: Upon arrival at Progress Foundation's Shrader House facility, the victim immediately noticed that the clients housed in the facility were of mixed gender. She had not been warned about this aspect of the Progress Foundation domestic violence program, and was shocked, expecting it to be a female-only facility as most such programs were known to her as single-gender facilities. She also quickly learned that most of the males in the facility were actually there for a mix of psychiatric and substance abuse problems without any significant history of being victimized, most being called 'dual diagnosis'. Although the women in the facility were coping with issues of violence, a number of them were also suffering from severe psychiatric and substance abuse problems. The victim at the center of this case study had no history whatsoever of any substance abuse. Nor did she have any psychiatric history apart from issues related directly to the violence that she had been experiencing. Indeed, her sole significant need was to cope with and survive her dangerous perpetrators, both ongoing and past. In fact, she was placed into the only single-bed room in the Shrader House facility precisely because her traumatic stress was so severe; it was hoped that the extra measure of tranquility and quietude that she could have in a room to herself might help - so the victim was told at the time, anyway. The counselors at Progress Foundation's Shrader House first convinced the victim that she should give up her own apartment and move out as it was thought to be known to her perpetrators and therefore unsafe, reassuring the victim that she would not be abandoned or left without housing and resources to help break the cycle of domestic violence. Indeed, the landlord belatedly reported to the victim that, on the day that the victim had been moving IN to her new apartment after fleeing her stalkers, her stalkers had called and harassed the landlord for the victim's new telephone number and exact address. Shortly thereafter, the staff demanded that the victim give them the deposit that they assumed was returned to the victim by the landlord. When the victim reported accurately that there was no deposit to be returned by the landlord, the staff reacted furiously. Progress Foundation would later prove to have lied utterly in their promises to not abandon the victim to homelessness, too, and it is now transparently obvious that they urged the victim to move out of her apartment in hopes of then extorting any little deposit that she may have been owed by the landlord. [In many U.S. urban areas, it is often customary for landlords to collect a deposit at the beginning of any tenants tenancy as a convenient remedy for any damages the tenant may cause; the landlord usually must hold the deposit and pay interest on it to the tenant, and return any portion not billed against it by the landlord for damages that the landlord may claim]. The victim soon realized that, as a domestic violence program, Progress Foundation's Shrader House program was incompetent at best. Indeed, the so-called counselor vigorously urged the victim to to call, from the phone in the facility, and confront a vicious perpetrator – a perpetrator with whom the victim felt no need herself to communicate at all, let alone confront. This is completely counter to the actions of any competent domestic violence program or counselor whose mission it is to ensure the safety of victims and facilitate their safe escape from violent perpetrators. To urge a victim to contact a perpetrator from a phone that allows the perpetrator to trace that victim's location (even current State of residence) is absurdly, inanely beyond incompetent – it's reckless, dangerous and utterly homicidal malpractice, at best. In fact, domestic violence safehouses patently prohibit such contact as a condition of the victim's presence in the facility, and the counselors at Progress Foundation were aware of that prohibition and had secured the victim's agreement to that rule as they purportedly continued to check on her wait-list standing. The victim kept reminding herself that she was only there to survive long enough to be placed into a more competent program at a safehouse oriented toward survivors of extreme and far-reaching violence similar to her own experiences. With that view, the victim did her best to take care of herself at the Shrader House facility and avoid any issues. However, it became clear that the domestic violence program at the Shrader House facility was misdesigned, in the same mold as treatment programs for dual diagnosis patients. Consequently, the program really offered no substantive or helpful guidance, counseling, legal aid or resources for actually surviving violence and, indeed, such a model is iatrogenic to survivors. Again reminding herself of her wait-list standing for a more appropriate program, and feeling hopelessly without other options, the victim patiently and quietly awaited her placement. In individual counseling sessions, where the survivors set their periodic goals for their time in the program, all of the victim's initial goals specifically oriented toward surviving and coping with violence were ruled out by her so-called counselors (they had promised her the legal aid of an attorney [a critical, immediate need for virtually anyone surviving violence] before she first arrived at Progress Foundation, then time and again balked and failed to bring one in) as reportedly beyond the capacity of the Shrader House domestic violence programs. In other words, the things that really would help the victim to stabilize her life and secure her safety, even those promised to her before her arrival, were prohibited to her in the program. The counselors instead insisted on setting goals more oriented toward minute daily activities or functions, like completing trivial projects or accomplishments largely unrelated to her real, fundamental needs, as if painting watercolors was going to get her the restraining orders that she had been working hard to obtain. This appears to be a disgusting vestige of the domestic violence program being designed in the mold of a dual diagnosis treatment program, where the efforts to control patient behaviors and teach them to control their own behaviors are the focus. Unfortunately, this is not just useless, but iatrogenic, to a survivor of violence for whom it was or is the uncontrolled, controlling behaviors of others, of violent perpetrators, that is the problem. The Shrader House facility dual-diagnosis program specifically sought to assert power and control dynamics over dual diagnosis patients, attempting to force such patients into behavioral compliance. This is exactly the dynamic that most survivors of violence need help learning how to avoid and escape, or otherwise protect themselves from. It is the worst possible thing that can be done to a survivor of violence by anyone purporting to be there to help a victim. By repeating, instead of breaking, that cycle with survivors, programs for survivors molded on dual diagnosis programs deepen and perpetuate the cycle of violence and oppression for victims. Progress Foundation's Shrader House would soon prove, to the victim at the center of this case study, to be the devastating epitome of just such an iatrogenic, misogynous power-oppression by so-called helping professionals. The NCIDP psychosocial department vigorously decries the use of brutality, terrorism or torture to impose behavioral control in any case. This case came to be a case in the NCIDP files because the terrorism crimes perpetrated by staff members at Progress Foundation's Shrader House included identity theft and identity related crimes, in addition to the extraordinary violence perpetrated there. The NCIDP case file excerpt released to Firewire News does not contain information on any subsequent law enforcement investigations and prosecutions that might reveal whether the terrorist activity at the Shrader House facility was tied to foreign terrorist organizations like Al Qaeda, or foreign regimes, or if it was entirely domestic terrorism. Violent Assaults: While at Progress Foundation's Shrader House, the victim consistently checked on her standing on the domestic violence safehouse wait-list once, if not twice, each week. Each time, the staff responded that she was still on the list, sometimes updating her on what her number was. At some point after several weeks, and with her wait-list standing progressing much more slowly than expected, the victim was down to being sixth on the list. The report was that turnover at the safehouses had slowed below average rates. Abruptly one day, the victim's so-called counselor demanded that the victim apply for welfare. The demand was portrayed as non-optional for the victim, and was accompanied by the stated threat to throw her out of the Shrader House facility domestic violence program and leave her at the mercy of her violent stalkers. The perpetrating counselor went so far as to threaten to call the victim's perpetrators and let them know where the victim was and exactly when she would be "thrown out onto the sidewalk". The victim was now without even an apartment to return to, having been urged by her 'counselors' to abandon her apartment, and having previously been reassured that she would continue to have housing and domestic violence counseling and resources. Progress Foundation's Shrader House facility was a city contracted and funded domestic violence program prohibited from denying services to individuals regardless of resources. Moreover, the so-called counselors at the Shrader House facility were well aware that their demand and threats were illegal and criminal under both state and Federal law. More still, California law prohibited any requirement for disclosure of personally identifiable information regarding a victim for payment of any funding or benefits to provide services to that victim, another law of which Progress Foundation and the Shrader House facility and staff were well aware. That meant that if the Shrader House facility were eligible to receive welfare funds for providing services to the victim, they were eligible to receive those funds from the welfare department WITHOUT any disclosures of personally identifiable information regarding the victim. (CCC § 1798.79.8-1798.79.95). Federal law also describes the unauthorized, including extorted, acquisition or use of personal identity information in the conduct of any activity prohibited by any law as Federal felony identity theft crimes. (18 U.S.C. §§ 1028, 1028A; 42 U.S.C. §§ 405, 408; et al.). The staff insisted that the information would be disclosed to the welfare agency anyway. Their demand, the entire monthly welfare check, amounted to the Shrader House facility collecting approximately $100 from the welfare department. A pittance for which it was clear that the money was not the issue - the power, abuse, control, and manipulation was all that really interested those perpetrators, just as it does most abusive personality types. The victim's so-called counselor, her newest perpetrator, at Progress Foundation's Shrader House went so far as to threaten to call the victim's stalkers and inform them of the date and time that she would be kicked out the door of the facility. That is, this perpetrating so-called counselor pointedly threatened to be an accessory to, and facilitate the murder of, the victim. The victim asked about her standing on the wait-list for the safehouses. That same perp snapped back, "No safehouse for you! WE had them take you off the list! It's here or the street!" Violence for Fraud: Bad enough as it was, it did not stop with the violent abuse and homicide threats. The so-called counselor went on to threaten that, if the victim did not cooperate, Progress Foundation's Shrader House would "make sure you'll [the victim] never get help from anyone in this city ever again!" When the victim pointed out that the Patriot Act expressly stated that altering medical records to deprive any person of medical care was an act of terrorism, the perpetrator responded, "We ARE terrorists! We own this town [San Francisco]! Nothing that you or anyone can do to expose us will stop us! We can ALWAYS make it look like it's your fault!" By defrauding the government of every last possible nickel, this terrorist organization maximized the government funding of its broader terrorism activities and objectives. It was a tactic learned during the height of the San Francisco cult that became famous one day in 1978 when some 900 or so of its most innocent members were massacred – the cult had its members sign welfare, Social Security and other benefit checks over directly to the cult. Those that committed the massacre were never brought to justice, and their tactics, at least, continue to thrive among the current terrorists in San Francisco. As it happened, the victim had been conceived by her mother out of wedlock - a bastard child. Consequently, the laws of the state of her birth, as with a great many states, sealed her birth records, and disclosures of those records was strictly prohibited by law (felony crimes). So strictly that not even the victim herself could obtain her own birth certificate in any routine fashion. [Note: the NCIDP reports that this situation has applied to a significant number of individuals in NCIDP case files, although not always significant to the course of those other cases]. The seals were imposed by two different statutes: one protected the privacy and standing of the child; the other protected the privacy, reputation and memory of the mother. Consequently, not even a mother or child could obtain a certificate for themselves individually - there were absolutely no exceptions at law. Only prior to emancipation of the child, while the mother could still act both for herself and simultaneously as the legal guardian of the minor child, could a certificate be issued to the mother acting alone, which had not been done since the victim had been a newborn infant less than one month old. The victim in this case had been working to obtain a birth certificate from the state of her birth for several years when the staff at the Shrader House facility began perpetrating their threats and violence. In fact, her actions to obtain her certificate and the associated appeals process generated yet another seal preventing any third parties access to the record while that appeal process was underway. The insistence that the victim's information be disclosed to the welfare department also meant that a birth certificate was required. When the victim reminded the principle perpetrating staffer of the facts regarding her certificate, his response was, "We don't care whose birth certificate we get! We are going to get OUR money!" In utter shock, the victim sat dismayed for a moment before responding, "That's welfare fraud!" "So go ahead and report us! I DARE you!" The NCIDP caseworkers report that, in listening to those tapes, their "jaws just came to rest on the floor, and stayed there" as they replayed those tapes over and over. They could not believe what they were hearing - and the tone of the perpetrator just floored them, they report, and left them feeling physically ill, crying themselves. Keep in mind that these NCIDP caseworkers deal with a lot of cases of extreme, vicious violence routinely, and this was too much for even hardened veterans. What has been quoted here are only the highlights - it was worse than can be conveyed here. The perpetrator was acting like a schoolyard bully on a school playground, but here toying with the very life and survival of the victim. Indeed, the perpetrator made several acknowledgments about the laws and legal protections of the victim that the Shrader House facility staff was and intended to violate and flaunt, stating repeatedly, "We don't care!" The victim did, by the way, report the federal and state crimes and terrorism to law enforcement authorities promptly. Twisted Terrorism: Progress Foundation's Shrader House needed a birth certificate, but the victim's certificate was thoroughly sealed and the victim herself could not obtain it, even after several years of effort to that point by her and her lawyers. Several days after their stated plan for identity theft and welfare fraud (and a host of other Federal felonies, including RICO statutes), the Shrader House facility staff claimed that they had obtained the victim's birth certificate, implying but not overtly stating that it was indeed hers. Stumped and skeptical, she called her attorney and learned that her certificate remained strictly sealed, and that no such release of her certificate had been made by the state. It is important to note here that it would not have mattered if the Shrader House facility had indeed obtained the victim's actual birth certificate - it still was identity theft, extortion, welfare fraud, RICO violations, and a list just as long of other felonies regardless of what birth certificate was obtained. Once the felony racket undertook to obtain a birth certificate by criminal means, the crimes were committed regardless of the actual content of the certificate stolen through those crimes. That the declared intent was to obtain ANY certificate without regard to its content demonstrated their mens rea (knowing intent) in the racket, as did their repeated admissions of knowing but 'not caring' that the written law criminalized their activities. They knew that they were perpetrating violent felonies, but they felt that they were above the law and didn't care about the law or the victim; they only cared about the abusive power play - the tapes unmistakably and painfully demonstrated that. As mentioned previously, the Shrader House facility staff had threatened to ensure that medical help would never again be available to the victim if she refused to capitulate to their violence and cooperate in their welfare fraud and identity theft scheme. The victim did not know how they intended to carry out that threat until later. Section 814 of the Patriot Act (P.L. 107-56) describes acts of terrorism, specifically cyberterrorism, to include alterations to medical records or systems that cause "(ii) the modification or impairment, or potential modification or impairment, of the medical examination, diagnosis, treatment, or care of 1 or more individuals." As it turned out, it was this act of terrorism that the perpetrating staff at Progress Foundation's Shrader House intended to employ for both the identity theft/welfare fraud scheme, and in carrying out their threat to bar the victim from accessing medical care in the future. The perpetrators needed to be able to explain why the birth certificate that they were purporting to be the victim's did not match her legal identity, so they falsified her medical records with a fake diagnosis that she was "transgendered". Presumably, then, whatever birth certificate they fraudulently obtained and misrepresented as applying to the victim was actually a male birth certificate, although the victim never learned any details regarding that certificate, and had never herself been male. [Note: the NCIDP reports that it has numerous case files where perpetrators purporting to be helping professionals have used this same ploy of a fake "transgender" diagnosis in order to facilitate further perpetrations upon, and disempowerments of, the victims. To date, every case of this act of terrorism in NCIDP files has arisen in the City and County of San Francisco or the surrounding Bay Area. The NCIDP finds this hateful hypocrisy disturbing in a community that holds itself out as being ostensibly LGBT friendly. More surprising still to the NCIDP is that it finds significantly higher rates of such perpetrations of hate violence in San Francisco arise from gay men and lesbian women than from the general population. The principle perpetrator of misogynous violence in this case was an admitted gay male, and a second major perpetrator was a female of unstated orientation. See more on this subject on the NCIDP About San Francisco Cases page.] With the grossly misogynous, fake "transgender" diagnosis, the fraudulent birth certificate was explained away, AND the victim was thereafter unable to access appropriate medical care and social services. We might say, 'Even in San Francisco', but the evidence shows that the wording more appropriately must read, 'Especially in San Francisco': Especially in San Francisco, transgendered women are vigorously discriminated against, brutalized and prohibited access to critical programs and services routinely. It is a testament to the destructive power of blind hate, and the power it retains even when misdirected. The victim in this case was not transgendered by any stretch of the legal or clinical (DSM IV) constructions of identity and the" transgender" terms and diagnostic criteria, but the fake diagnosis entered into her falsified medical records immediately locked her out of the very critical services and programs that she needed. Women's domestic violence safehouses refused to put her back on their wait-lists, and providers universally began dismissing her need to survive her perpetrators in favor of bizarre and irrelevant questions and assumptions about her gender, sexuality and identity. The shift was abrupt, obvious and constant. [The NCIDP reports that, at least among their cases, this appears to typify cases of fake "transgender" diagnoses, and likely reflects the abject hate violence perpetrated upon truly transgendered women on a daily basis in the San Francisco area, centering around a city purporting to be friendly to such individuals. See About San Francisco Cases.] Evil Tragedy: Ultimately, the perpetrations at Progress Foundation's Shrader House proved far more devastating and emotionally injurious to the victim than the extreme violence of the earlier perpetrators whom she had sought refuge from. After she left the facility, effectively barred from any of the help that she truly needed, just as threatened, her earlier perpetrators quickly closed in once again and undertook another homicidal assault. It was later confirmed that those earlier violent stalkers tracked the victim to the Shrader House facility, and continued to stalk her until they carried out that homicidal assault. This was further confirmed by a confession from one of those perpetrators in that organized crime ring: the crime ring stalked the victim for several years, leading up to their homicidal assault, and beginning well before this case unfolded at Progress Foundation's Shrader House facility. The victim had reported [in her criminal complaints] the involvement in the case of several staff members at both the Shrader House facility and the Progress Foundation main offices, including the Director and Assistant Director of the Shrader House facility, and in a meeting with senior management and Progress Foundation's legal counsel (recent Supreme Court rulings indicate that this waives attorney-client privilege in the matter between Progress Foundation and its legal counsel, at least in relation to actions against it by the victim or the victim's estate) at Progress Foundation. Another young woman died at Progress Foundation's Shrader House facility. The victim of this case always believed that the other young woman was also subjected to the same brutality that she had experienced in the Shrader House facility; always believed that the perpetrating staff either faked the woman's suicide or drove that young woman to suicide. If so, California is a felony state and even before the homicidal assault upon the victim of this case, those perpetrating staff, in the course of committing felonies, caused a death for which they can and should be charged with murder [if they haven't been already].
[The backstory for this case begins here, as noted at the top of this webpage.]
As noted in the Firewire News report of this case, the homicidally intended violent perpetrations at Progress Foundation's Shrader House included perpetrations clearly and expressly defined by the Patriot Act as terrorist acts (P.L. 107-56 § 814), and in any event the perpetrations were violent, vile, thoroughly criminal, and fully known to the perpetrators to be so at the time of their commission. Not noted in the Firewire News report of the incident was the fact that, during the period within which the victim was waiting to be placed into a domestic violence safehouse, Progress Foundation shuffled the victim to another domestic violence program location, Progress Foundation's L'Amistad, for a period in the middle of that wait. Upon arriving at Progress Foundation's L'Amistad, the victim discovered willfully violent and criminal perpetrations being committed by the staff of Progress Foundation's L'Amistad. Unlike most victims, this victim understood that these perpetrations were felony crimes, and she knew the law well enough to enumerate the relevant felony statutes. She did so and immediately discovered that the crimes were being committed with knowing intent, or "mens rea" (legal term). The Director of L'Amistad was personally overseeing and directing the criminal perpetrations. Consequently, the victim immediately made a written report and complaint to the law enforcement agency at the City and County of San Francisco reported in literature to be the responsible agency for prosecuting such violent crimes perpetrated by the staff of such agencies. That same literature purported to guaranteed the privacy of the victim and of complaints filed. Two days later, the L'Amistad Director called the victim into the Director's office, held up the written report (it appearing to be the original signature document, not any photocopy), stated, "This is what I think of your complaint!", and tore the report into pieces in front of the victim. The perpetrating Director went on to specifically declare that it did not concern the Director or staff in the least that their actions were Federal felonies warranting decades in prison, in addition to state felonies: "The law doesn't matter here; this is my program. You'll leave here in a hearse if I decide you will!" Now mail theft, homicidal threats and federal witness tampering could be added to the list of felony crimes.
The diversion of the complaint from a "confidential" reporting program back to the very violent criminal perpetrator being reported indicates the breadth of the racket in this case: the Director was never supposed to have direct access to the report, let alone be given the original, short of pretrial discovery at the prosecutorial phase, well after the victim was made safe from that perpetrator; one or more people at the supposedly independent investigative agency of the City and County of San Francisco had to be a pre-established participant in the racket and infiltrator of that city agency. The victim did immediate follow-up, refiling her report and criminal complaint with other law enforcement agencies at the state level, despite the death threats, and now those reports included disclosure of those threats and the newest statements by the Director of L'Amistad. Now only days into her planned wait at L'Amistad, the victim asked to return to Progress Foundation's Shrader House if a space at the women's domestic violence safe house was not ready for her. Up to the point of her transfer out of the Shrader House facility, the Shrader House facility had been incompetent in its domestic violence program, but far less overtly and directly violent than L'Amistad. The victim's request was refused, and the victim attempted to isolate herself from the staff as much as possible while she continued her wait. Although there continued to be a systematic effort to continue to harm and endanger the victim, the threats of a departure from the program by hearse was not repeated during the following many weeks of waiting. After some time and more violence, the victim's request to finish her wait back at the Shrader House facility was granted.
It was upon this return to Progress Foundation's Shrader House facility that the perpetrations of the preceding Firewire News story took place. Suspiciously (to the NCIDP), Progress Foundation had reportedly just hired a new "counselor", assigned that new "counselor" to the Shrader House facility, and furthermore assigned that "counselor" to be the victim's primary domestic violence "counselor". This was the male counselor mentioned in the Firewire News article, above. As the Firewire News article reveals, this supposed domestic violence "counselor" did nothing more than perpetrate some among the most heinous collection of violent assault crimes ever reported by Firewire News to have been committed by a supposed "helping professional" with the knowing assistance and aid of numerous other "helping professionals" and agency-wide and interagency-wide knowledge and intent (mens rea). This violence was again reported, this time directly to state criminal investigators - and this one was actually followed up by the state law enforcement investigator to the extent that the victim was called by the investigator and asked to an interview to give more details. The recording of the investigator reveals his apathy toward the serious felony violent assault crimes, and even the welfare fraud, that Progress Foundation was committing against the state and the victim, and being reported by the victim. The NCIDP suspects, from its file information, that the supposed new "counselor" at Shrader House was hired and assigned to the victim by Progress Foundation specifically to do exactly what he did because of the victim's earlier complaints against Progress Foundation - in short, he was sent as a hired hitman (crimes then include federal witness tampering (18 U.S.C. § 1512), among others). Thereafter, agencies across San Francisco helped fulfill the terrorist threat by the "counselor" at Shrader House to make sure the victim never got health care in San Francisco again, up to and through the homicidal assault upon her.
UPDATE! In Leonard v. Progress Foundation, a case now before the Superior Court in San Francisco (scheduled for trial in 2011), court documents reveal that Progress Foundation continues to engage willfully, and with the same mens rea established in the above case, in the purposely terroristic acts of billing under falsified medical coding. The case documents reveal that Progress Foundation had recently payed off fines imposed by Medi-Cal (California's name for Medicaid in the state), for exactly those same terroristic acts. Yet, the court documents go on to allege that, even after paying off those fines, Progress Foundation continued those same acts of terrorism unabated. This is what happens when terrorists are merely fined instead of imprisoned for the terrorism that they've committed. Every level of law enforcement, and every level of public service agencies, from local to federal, has been informed of, and received complaints of, the terrorism activities at Progress Foundation since no later than the case thoroughly described in the case study above. The utter shock in such overt and open acts of terrorism, in light of the utter apathy that all of those agencies demonstrated, is that Medi-Cal finally 'got around' to checking Progress Foundation out enough to fine them at all. Not even the slightest consolation for those who have died or been nearly murdered and maimed by the willful terrorism that lives at Progress Foundation. - To transmit those falsified medical codes to Medi-Cal, Progress Foundation's terrorists used electronic transmissions: use of wire services to defraud and commit terrorism [wire fraud: 18 U.S.C. § 1343]; yet the Postal Inspectors, who have received complaints, have done nothing to stop these blatant acts of terrorism from these self-avowed terrorists. - To create those falsified medical records is to: make false statements regarding health care [18 U.S.C. § 1035], commit health care fraud [18 U.S.C. § 1347], identity fraud [18 U.S.C. § 1028], state actors conspiring to deprive each victim (client) of civil right [18 U.S.C. § 241], and more federal felonies; yet the FBI, who have received complaints, have done nothing to stop these blatant acts of terrorism from these self-avowed terrorists. - In the case of the victim of the case described at length in the article above, not only were these federal (as well as state and local) agencies well informed of the terrorist activities and intent at Progress Foundation, but they were provided ample evidence. Worse still, the complaints and evidence were leaked back to the very perpetrators, who then escalated to more purposeful, systematic, homicidal violent assaults and threats upon the victim in retribution [witness tampering: 18 U.S.C. § 1512]. More pointedly, if these crimes of terrorism were sufficiently evidenced for Medi-Cal to fine Progress Foundation, there is equally certain and damning evidence for prosecuting the federal felonies enumerated in the first two points just above. Failure to do so is nothing more than prosecutorial apathy by federal prosecutors – apathy toward terrorism on U.S. soil.
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