Archive Article: March 9 2026 Escalation Letter Sent Joseph Tripline Ogis Records
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By David Medeiros
Video explainer: March 9 escalation: submission does not establish a review outcome
This explainer examines the source record: This article says the author sent a letter on March ninth, twenty twenty-six about an unresolved federal records request concerning Connecticut's brain injury waiver.
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This article says the author sent a letter on March ninth, twenty twenty-six about an unresolved federal records request concerning Connecticut's brain injury waiver.
The source names a public liaison and the Office of Government Information Services as recipients. The original letter and delivery record establish the submission.
The update follows a March fifth email asking the author to resend material. He says the agency already had that document from twenty twenty-three.
The author argues that the request remained incomplete. The original scope, response, and attachments are needed to identify exactly what was still sought.
The headline describes official federal review. This video does not infer that mediation began, a subpoena issued, or an agency agreed with the author.
Open the article. Read the March fifth message, the March ninth letter, its delivery evidence, and any later acknowledgment or substantive reply.
The article recommends further action. It does not establish that those steps occurred. A filing is not a finding.
On March 9, 2026, David Medeiros formally sent the escalation letter for FOIA #032820237017 to CMS FOIA Public Liaison Joseph Tripline and OGIS.
This follows Angelica Holland’s March 5, 2026 email asking him to resend a document she has held since 2023.
The core 2023 Connecticut Medicaid ABI Waiver governing documents remain withheld. The pattern of evidence control that began in 2019 continues in 2026.
Action Now Complete
The matter is officially in the hands of the two federal bodies that oversee CMS FOIA obstruction.
Recommended Immediate Federal Steps
OGIS opens mediation and orders full production of the withheld ABI Waiver records.
Subpoena Angelica Holland’s complete case file for FOIA #032820237017.
Interview all named officials under oath.
This March 9, 2026 escalation is now permanent, subpoena-ready evidence of ongoing obstruction by named CMS insiders.
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