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Fraud: Intentional manipulation of another person for personal gain. Coroner's employees hand a list of corrupt cleaning companies to crime scene survivors. More:

Orange County Coroner Fraud

Coroner fraud means coroner employee manipulation of grieving families for personal gain.

Not only death odors stink in our Orange County Coroner's Department. Fraud committed against 's tax payers by coroner's employees stinks, too.

Orange County coroner fraud against family survivors of homicide, unattended death, and suicide finds shelter in our county government. Orange County's local government's complicity by silence insures Orange County fraud against grieving, tax payers.

Why people commit Orange County Fraud

• Greed
• Motivation
• Opportunity
• Technical ability
• Worthwhile result
• Others do it
• Long history of department corruption

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Management Issues

• Reluctance to Question
• Little Understanding of Employees' Duties
• Internal Audit Not Used Effectively
• Poor risk management
  

Do I know what I mean by the term "fraud"?

Yes, of course. Fraud means to deliberately mislead another for personal gain. I have written thousands of words on the Internet about Orange County Consumer Fraud in the Orange County Coroner's Department. Anyone with any doubt about this fraud need only do any of the following:

• Do a Google search for Orange County Blood Cleanup.
• Do a Google search for any Orange County city's blood cleanup web sites.
• Do a Yahoo! search for Orange County biohazard cleanup.
• Do a Yahoo! search for any Orange County city's biohazard cleanup web sites.
• Do a Bing search for Orange County suicide cleanup.
• Do a Bing search for any Orange County city's suicide cleanup web pages.
• Now explain how so many people do not find 888-431-7233 as a source of cleaning help, besides coroneer fraud.

Any city search produces my web pages at or near the top. Now my ranking does decrease as local crony companies work fevorishly to puch me down. And they do succeed. Why not? They've got tons of money ripped-off from 's grieving residents.

Fortunately, Google's latest effort to help local consumers has benefitted my business, but to no avail, actually. If people do not get beyond our county coroner's department, they have no reason to search for better companies and prices. Orange County fraud activities in our coroner's office is nearly complete. The public does not know to search the Internet for professional cleaning help. Coroner's employees work to commit fraud rather than do the right thiing.

Now how is it that no families of homicide, suicide, or unattended death persons reach my telephone number, if there's no fraud?

My last call from an Orange County death scene family came on September 28, 2009. My caller found me after a coroner's employee directed (swindled) him to an employee kickback company. Yesterday, July 1, 2010, I received a telephone call for blood cleanup in Westminister. This caller never made it to the coroner's department. His kitchen received traumatic blood loss from a cut artery. So he went to the Internet and found me there.

I also received a telephone call from an Orange County coroner's investigator. He claimed to be looking for a job. Really, that's what he wanted. I was visiting my doctor and could not talk with him. I saved his number to my trusty cell phone.

Out of curiosity I returned his call several weeks later. I called him and he became very defensive.

He acted like he did not know who he was talking too. He acted like he never called me. So how did I get his telephone number?

Anyway, since I had the opportunity, I asked if he passed a list out to his grieving clients. "Yes" came a clear answer. And then he said, "I even make a new list every month."

I thought, "Well, this is interesting." I then quarried, "If you hand out a new list every month as it is found on the State Health Department PDF, how is it I never receive any telephone calls?". His voice became rattled as did his thoughts.

"What do you mean, I don't even know if you're licensed," which made little sense. After all, he called me out of the blue for a job. Now he questions my integrity?

Then I repeated my question something like this: "If you hand out a new list to grieving families each month. How is it they don't ever call me. After all, my telephone nuber begins with 714?". He went blank and I could see talking and thinking for him became difficult at this point. I had exposed some sort of weird mental imagery in his head. This conversation occurred in June, 2010.

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I should take this moment and point out the obvious. If my telephone number gets handed out on the State of California Health Department list, then why don't I receive telephone calls? I'm 24/7/365.

If I were the Orange County Sheriff, I would want an answer to this question about Orange County fraud. Especially since I had made a big deal about "integrity" in the Orange County Sheriff's Department, I would want my department above reproach. I would want an end to Orange County fraud rather than promote it. But here we have this 63 year-old geezer complaining about frad in our Sheriff's department. Plus, the old guy's story seems to hold up when given the light of day.

Now I regressing my enormous Orange County fraud information. My Internet footprint, in most cases, one or more of my organic web pages have top organic page ranking. My Orange County blood cleanup web site often holds over half of search engine web sites. "Organic" means web pages that someone does not pay for ranking at the top of a page .

Incidentally, many of my other web pages discuss Orange County fraud in the coroner and administrator's offices. Administrator fraud comes about in a different manner. There, death soiled properties may remain vacated for months. Death scenes become dry. In other cases, a court allows cleanup following a multiple homicide or multiple suicide for the sake of a property's well being.

At least one Orange County Administrator's employee selects the crime scene cleanup companies allowed to bid on these death cleanups. I have a signed letter from a fellow competitor outlining how these "good-o'-boy" groups gather. This is Orange County fraud, too.

Orange County crime scene cleanup's Eddie Evans wrote this page about Orange County fraud. That's me. I have thousands of web pages on Orange County's Internet for biohazard cleanup work. I also has hundred of Internet pages for his fight against Orange County fraud in the Orange County Coroner's Department. It turns out that my retirement translated into fighting our local government's corruption. I call it, "Orange County fraud" because it exists for certain in our coroner's deapartment, administrator's department, and elsewhere.

My homicide, suicide, and unattended death cleanup services include over eight years experience, and one year of military trauma cleanup. Over these eight years as an Orange County business owner, I patiently wait for our Orange County Sheriff-Coroner's supervisors to cleanup their department. My retirement goal is to end Orange County fraud, once and for all.

It now appears that our Orange County Coroner's supervisors compromised themselves years ago. Most probably they too shared in, or currently share in, fraud against tax payers. Their ability to perform their duties does not exist in terms of Orange County fraud against the grieving public.

Saturating Corruption In Sheriff-Coroner's Department

I now believes our Sheriff Department has years of saturating corruption deeply embedded in its ranks, from top to bottom. It would be hard to see a self-cleaning occur in this Orange County government agency.

I continue to this day because I pursue other types of work. I also drive many thousands of miles every year to provide professional crime scene cleanup services at a lower price than my competitors.

Why should anyone care about Orange County Fraud?

First, though, understand that our Orange County District Attorney believes this type of fraud has "too few victims," which means it's probably not sexy enough, either.

We should understand that we have two major types of fraud in Orange County's after death administration bureaucracies. We have our basic business fraud, which I write about below. This includes consumer fraud.

Government fraud accounts for the second type of fraud in Orange County, California. This type of fraud I have exposed thru my Internet work. Soon I'll add more physical evidence related to fraud in our administration department.

In my opinion, government fraud is a more egregious type of Orange County Fraud. It goes undetected. County law enforcement has no interest in ridding itself of this fraud. Other Orange County Departments have no interest in creating waves.

The District Attorney prefers low-risk, high reward cases, like insurance fraud. Actually, this type of government fraud does lend itself to insurance fraud. Grieving families pay more through their homeowner's insurance. Be that as it may, there's "too few" victims for coroner fraud to receive attention from our sheriff or the DA.

Perhaps the District Attorney doesn't want to upset the Orange County Grand Jury with this type of information. After all, after several decades of coroner fraud right under his nose, would you want to take on this nasty, incestuous sheriff's department fraud?

But there's more at stake here than fraud in our coroner's department. Whose to say faud does not occur in other sheriff's agencies? Our sheriff tolerates fraud in one agency, so why not others?

• Manipulation of Internal Controls
• Collusion between Employees and 3rd Parties
• Poor Internal Controls
• Lack of Accountability
• Poor Ethical Culture
• Poor Hiring Practice

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What can be done about Orange County Fraud?

I've made suggestions elsewhere, especially on Crime Scene Cleanup's pages. I should add that a list of questions answered by each offical contact with the coroner would provide a means of auditing employee conduct.

I understand public employees cannot refer the public to private companies. J.Q. Public

As an educator (10 years public high school), I prefer public education to all else. I gather the Sheriff's Department prefers the mushroom approach to coroner contacts: Keep grieving families in the dark and feed them bullshit.

Any county office with public contacts should offer similar information in conspicuous places.

Orange County Government documents would offer the same or similar in formation in conspicuous places.

Now, these above comments suppose someone in our Orange County Government cares. I suppose the only way to motivate our county employees to care has something to do with rewards and punishment. If we had some way of creating a vested interest in doing the right thing, then we might be able to help protect our grieving families.

Strategies

• Management & staff training
• Pro-active victim education
• Random checking of information holdings
  
• Random checking of distributed documents
• Implement and enforce Fraud Policy
• Implement and enforce of IT Policy (Internet Use)
• Promotion of ethical conduct
• Whistleblower policy

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What might we think about Orange County Coroner's Fraud?

We need to look beyond our coroner's fraud. We need to look at our coroner's fraud victims. These tax payers go to our government in good faith. They expect their government to protect their interest in very troubled times.

When first in contact with coroner's employees, grieving family members have the utmost faith in their coroner representatives. What else might the think? After all, who would suppose, in the name of common decency, who would suppose a county employee would take advantage of a grieving family?

Families have rights, but rights remain worthless where ignorance prevails. Information becomes key, and or sheriff's department has no interest in informing grieving families.

So how do we inform grieving families that they must use the Orange County Sheriff-Coroner's Department at their own risk? Like, buyer beware, but there's no buyer until they leave the coroner's department.

In the case of grieving families, their referral from the coroner's employees works like an office pass for school children. Why should they suspect anything wrong with directions sent from above?

Visit biohazard decontamination to see my newest effort on the Internet.

What is the right thing to do?

Doing the right thing means not commiting fraud. It means something like this:

• Hand out no list for cleaning companies.
• Hand out an all inclusive list of cleaning companies; state list.
• Make no verbal recommendations for cleaning companies.
• Make a consistent, all inclusive recommendations: "Use public information available elsewhere."
• Alert all coroner contacts to ignore employee recommendations.
• Make coroner's department transparent to public scrutiny.

1. Post informational signs in offices,
2. Add policy statements against employee referrals on all letterhead, documents, etc.,
3. Discharge corrupt employees,
4. Reward whistle blowers

Orange County Public Administrator Fraud

I've recently come across more Orange County fraud in our Public Administrator's Department -- Department of Fraud. What I possess proves employee corruption through conflict of interest and fraud by denying victims of violent deaths vital information pertinent to their needs after death cleanup needs. Families receive directions to selected companies by administrator employees.

Will we not stop this local government, Orange County fraud?

Procurement and Contractor Fraud

I suppose our county employee fraud doers in our sheriff and administrator's department should find placement under procurement and contractor fraud. Procurement and contractor fraud cost our government and taxpayers millions of dollars.

In terms of homicide cleanup, suicide cleanup, and unattended death cleanup (unidentified bodies), both procurement and contractor fraud apply. How so?

On the procurement end of county employee fraud, every time a coroner or administrator employee leads a grieving family to corrupt biohazard cleanup companies, a type of procurement fraud occures. In this way county employees deny tax payers access to a free and open market by misleading them.

Either by false claims or conspiracy, this amounts to defrauding tax paying, victims of crime, suicide, and unattended death.

I'm inclined to believe this type of Orange County fraud arose from bribes to win access to grieving families. Why else would Orange County fraud arise, but for kickbacks? No contract need pass between county employees and crony crime scene cleanup companies.

Keep in mind, there is no competition for the lowest bid. Any existing "market competition" exists for the highest bid.

Once corrupt Orange County suicide cleanup companies receive their victim's business, most likely contractor fraud, including billing the insurance companies for incomplete work, inflating the cost of labor or supplies, and issuing kickbacks takes place. Under the Federal False Claims Act, which was revamped in 1986, both criminal and civil charges can be brought against contractors who are accused of procurement fraud.

In this case I've taken liberties with these types of fraud, I know, but I wanted to make a point about Orange County fraud. It's here and alive and well.

NEWPORT BEACH Credit Card Fraud

I see the Orange County Register reported on credit card fraud. Boy, wouldn't they have a story with Orange County consumer fraud by our coroner and administration departments. Perhaps one day they'll take time to find out what I'm writing about.

Apparently the fraud perpetrator plead guilty to illegally accessing account information. His intent was to commit fraud with 50 Discover Card accounts.

I see he receivedl
" seven years and eight months in prison." Now that's doing something for justice. If a guy can get seven years for credit card fraud, just think what a sheriff or administrator employee would get for fraud agains victims of crime!

Another fraud guy got " three years of formal probation and one year in jail."

Consumer Complaint

Eddie Evans, 4793 Grace Ave., Cypress, CA 90630

22 September 2010
Eddie Evans
President
Biosafe

Street Address
City, State, ZIP Code
Dear (Contact Person):
Re: Employee Conflict of Interest, Fraud
Over an ongoing period of time from 2002, I have followed county employee conflict of interes. This occurs when coroner and administrator investigators, and others, refer grieving families to my competitors' trauma cleanup companies. The location of each fraud scene spans Orange County. The dates occur year round.

Unfortunately, Sheriff and Administration employees have no interest in stopping these fraudlent activities agains tax payeers.

To resolve this problem, members of the public must receive notification prior to contact with county employees, to wit: County employees are not authorized to refer private businesses.

Sincerely,
Eddie Evans

Orange County District Attorney's Office
Consumer Protection Unit
401 Civic Center Dr., W
Santa Ana, CA 92701
714-648-3600
E-mail: consumercomplaint@da.ocgov.com
orangecountyda.com