Government corruption case files
These are the government and corruption files in this archive.
Each file is built from primary documents.
What the document says is what we report.
No speculation.
USA Gymnastics reported sexual assault allegations against Lawrence Gerard Nassar to the FBI Indianapolis Field Office in July 2015. The Department of Justice Office of the Inspector General found that senior officials there failed to respond with the urgency required, never transferred the case as claimed, and later made false statements about what they had done.
Morton Thiokol engineers recommended no launch of Challenger below 53 degrees Fahrenheit on the night of 27 January 1986. Managers reversed them, NASA launched at 36 degrees the next morning, and all seven crew members died 73 seconds after liftoff.
Sir Wyn Williams found that senior Post Office employees knew or should have known Legacy Horizon was capable of error. Throughout its lifetime the Post Office maintained the fiction that its data was always accurate.
The Senate Select Committee on Intelligence found the CIA detained at least 119 people in its Detention and Interrogation Program. At least 26 were wrongfully held.
For 40 years the United States Public Health Service studied untreated syphilis in Black men in Macon County, Alabama. The Ad Hoc Advisory Panel found the study ethically unjustified in 1932 and said penicillin should have been given when it became generally available.
More than 3000 deaths are attributable to infected NHS blood and blood products. Sir Brian Langstaff found the calamity could largely have been avoided.
GPT pleaded guilty to corruption on the SANGCOM contracts. Two men were later cleared after the jury heard evidence that Britain had authorised the arrangements.
Federal prosecutors had a 53-page indictment, 30 victims, and overwhelming evidence. They gave him 18 months in county jail with work release.
For 20 years the CIA experimented on unwitting citizens — prisoners, mental patients, ordinary people. Then they destroyed the evidence. Nobody went to jail.
In 1979 millions marched for freedom. They got a theocracy. Forty-seven years later their descendants are still marching for the same things.