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Full Documented Timeline: Dual Names, Triple Government Emails, and Obstructed Federal Whistleblower & ADA Rights in Medicaid Programs

Step-by-step documented timeline of how a whistleblower auditor using two names and three government emails delayed and obstructed ADA and Medicaid fraud complaints. Evidence filed with FBI, DOJ, HHS, CMS.

By David Medeiros

Full Documented Timeline: Dual Names, Triple Government Emails, and Obstructed Federal Whistleblower & ADA Rights in Medicaid Programs By David Medeiros Brain Injury Survivor, Stroke Survivor, Medicaid ABI Waiver Provider David-Medeiros.com March 1, 2026 Living with traumatic brain injury means every bureaucratic step costs physical and cognitive energy. Yet the Constitution demands that my right to petition the government for redress of grievances remains fully protected not hidden behind multiple official names and email addresses. Here is the exact, documented sequence that proves systemic barriers in the office responsible for receiving complaints about federal Medicaid programs and ADA violations. November 21, 2023 Submitted comprehensive Whistleblower Report detailing waste, fraud risks, disability discrimination, and retaliation patterns in the federally funded Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) Waiver Program under Medicaid. December 22–23, 2023 Sent detailed emails to Maura.Pardo@cga.ct.gov (one of three government addresses) outlining ADA accommodation failures at CHRO, systematic disparities in the ABI Waiver, and requesting federal dissemination to HHS, CMS, DOJ, and other agencies. December 26, 2023 Received response from Maura.Pardo@ctauditors.gov acknowledging nearly 100 prior emails, noting the additional CHRO delay allegation, attaching prior audit reports, and requesting return of a confidentiality waiver by December 31, 2023. Response also questioned whether correspondence was intended for the Governor’s Office and emphasized the office does not handle civil-rights matters. December 26, 2023 (my reply) Clarified advocacy intent for all brain injury survivors, explained persistence due to 20+ years of observed patterns, and committed to reviewing provided documents while maintaining focus on federal program integrity. November 1, 2023 – December 2023 (ongoing) Multiple requests for confidentiality waiver sent by the same auditor under varying email addresses, creating confusion and additional administrative burden on a TBI survivor. March 2026 Filed detailed FBI tip describing the dual-name (Maura F. Pardo / Michelle Pardo), triple-email (maura.pardo@ctauditors.gov, maura.pardo@cga.ct.gov, michelle.pardo@cga.ct.gov) pattern in the designated national whistleblower intake role, noting evidence this architecture may exist across 80+ auditors. Present Day – March 1, 2026 No resolution of the underlying ADA accommodations, no independent federal audit of the ABI Waiver or CHRO processes triggered, and the same office continues to serve as the primary gateway for reports involving federal funds and civil rights. Constitutional & Federal Implications of This Timeline Every delay, every alias, every additional administrative hurdle directly engages: First Amendment Petition Clause Fourteenth Amendment Due Process & Equal Protection ADA Title II (state and local government obligations) Federal whistleblower protections under the False Claims Act and program-integrity rules enforced by HHS OIG and CMS This is not administrative inefficiency. This is a documented pattern that can and likely does affect every disabled American attempting to report issues in federally funded programs. Call to Federal Agencies The FBI, DOJ Civil Rights Division, HHS Office of Inspector General, and CMS now have a clear, dated evidentiary record. The timeline demonstrates both individual obstruction and a structural vulnerability that threatens the integrity of every state-administered Medicaid waiver nationwide. I have done my part. The evidence is public, organized, and submitted. The federal government must now fulfill its constitutional and statutory duty to investigate, protect whistleblowers, and restore transparency. To every other survivor, provider, and advocate: Document your timeline. Submit it to tips.fbi.gov. Link to this page. We are stronger when the evidence speaks clearly. The right to petition cannot be buried under multiple names and emails. David Medeiros ABI Resources Medicaid ABI Waiver Provider Brain Injury and Stroke Survivor David-Medeiros.com

Related evidence references

November 21, 2023 Whistleblower Report December 22–26, 2023 Email Thread (Maura.Pardo@ctauditors.gov / michelle.pardo@cga.ct.gov) Confidentiality Waiver Requests (Nov 1, Dec 18, Dec 26, 2023) FBI Tip Submission (March 2026) CHRO Case #2410220 & ADA Accommodation Requests All email screenshots & PDF exports (available on site)

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