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Orange County bureaucrats shake down grieving families. County employees send grieiving families to corrupt crime scene cleanup companies for homicide cleanup. County employees should have no choice, no say in the selection of cleaning companies. TAP for empirical evidence. See below for more evidence. Government must honor free enterprise. See my review of the The Dead Janitors Club for more on Orange County employee corruption, fraud. |
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Orange County consumer fraud against Orange County's victims of violence.
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Proof of Orange County's Fraud against Orange County's VictimsAny day of the week at any hour, visit Google, Yahoo!, and Bing. Type Orange County Crime Scene Cleanup into these search boxes. Watch for my telephone number on the majority of these web sites. You will find many of my web pages at or near the top of "organic" web pages. These are not the pay-per-click pages at the very top or right side of these pages. My pages out number any other cleaners' pages. Generally, they command the top ranking web pages. Type Anaheim blood cleanup, Cypress death cleanup, Costa Mesa crime scene cleanup, Newport Beach crime scene cleanup, Santa Ana trauma cleanup. I use aquaticpowerwash.com for Suicide Cleanup marketing, and have recently added it to my Orange County fraud cleanup efforts. Consumer FraudCognitive Deficiency in Consumer Fraud and Social Aspects of Consumer Fraud Cognitive Deficiency Discussion Try losing a loved one to natural causes and you'll know what I mean by "cognitive deficiency." Thinking becomes dwelling on events and situations more than meaningful at the moment. We're not in any shape to learn calculus or read Shakespeare when a loved one passes. Then try thinking straight when a loved dies violently as a homicide victim or suicide victim. This must create great rage and anxiety. So now we add Orange County consumer fraud in our own coroner and administration departments. It's not only Orange County consumer fraud that matters. Consumer fraud affects many American consumers. I've read that consumer fraud reaches at least $100.000,000 a year in the United States. These financial costs do not include the non monetary costs. As a result of this fraud, people suffer emotional stress and psychological trauma. Add these emotional hazards to emotional stress from loss of a loved one, and we find victims of coroners' fraud pay a heavy price. Of course, if a victim of consumer fraud remains unaware they've been had, where's the harm? It's like, if a tree falls in the forest and no one is there to hear it, does it make a sound? So where's the wrong when victims of violence become victims of Orange County coroner fraud, consumer fraud? That's where I come in. It's my place in life to blow the whistle on Orange County Coroner's fraud against grieving families, in particular. For the rest of our United States, in general, someone else will need to jump in and help. So why don't I keep my mouth shut and let grieving families alone? I blow the Stop-Coroner-Fraud whistle because coroner fraud cheats grieving families. These families need our care and concern, not a rip-off. Thousands of potential coroner fraud victim's remain as future fraud victims. What happens when I keep my mouth shut? An already embolden den of county employee thieves become even bolder. Orange County consumer fraud continues growing within the rank and file of our Orange County Government's employee population. Before long rand-and-file employees become the "boss" and Orange County consumer fraud then has a "supervisor" con artist, which probably occurred long ago, anyway. Losses to Orange County Coroner's fraud are not uniformly distributed across all victim's households. How cold they? Sometimes corrupt biohazard cleanup companies charge whatever figure comes to mind. Because they have a monopoly over biohazard cleanup in Orange County, anything goes. No free market forces tame their greed. Overall, consumer fraud victims' susceptibility to consumer fraud remains unidentified, but for coroners' fraud. Again and again, I must repeat, our coroner's monopoly over grieving families' information guarantees coroners employees promotes consumer fraud. This worse type of consumer fraud occurs under color of law. As a consequence of their unique vulnerability, victims of coroner fraud require unique approaches to pertinent consumer education. Addressing coroner fraud in a comprehensive manner by consumer education will prevent fraud against consumers of local government services. Other local government agencies will come under the same or similar scrutiny by an informed public. Two fronts in our education efforts for promoting consumer awareness among grieving families should include cognitive deficiency and social interaction approaches. Focus on these internal and external areas will begin consumer education in general for coroner abuses. Cognitive Deficiency Discussion So lets begin with a cognitive deficiency discussion. A cognitive deficiency model for consumer awareness proposes that consumers with limited ability to process information remain more vulnerable to consumer fraud. Lack of education creates greater consumer vulnerability, because reading and decision-making skills gained through formal schooling are resources that consumers need in their marketplace. Everyone incurs cognitive impairments as they grow older. With old age we lose our cognitive abilities as consumers. We no longer evaluate products from memory as quickly and accurately. Our central nervous system begins to decline as other parts of our bodies lose their youthful agility and power. I'm reminded of my eyes' decline after 35. Losing 20/20 vision at 35 struck a deep cord in my awareness of aging. Now at 63, looking through my eye glasses certifies my gross loss of visual powers. And so the rest of my body has undergone these deep, growing physical losses, including my brain. I suppose our great President Reagan exemplifies loss of cognitive processing speed more than anyone. I can identify with his loss as well as Nancy Reagan's desperation watching our great president's mind shut down. But not all cognitive impairment is influenced by biological aging. Psychological, sociocultural, and environmental influences contribute to our loss of critical thinking skills, our roots to consumer awareness. As I said above, I don't wish to write with too wide a brush. No all older consumers become cognitively inferior. Knowledge and experience consumers gain throughout their lives influence cognitive competencies. These additional assets play an important role in critical consumer awareness. Social Interaction in Consumer FraudInactivity - - Social Power - Readers will agree that certain underprivileged groups have less control over their lives. Whether by choice, ignorance, that fates, whatever, some of us life under economic duress. We have poor social and educational skills for controlling our trajectory through cultural and social relationships. Dominant groups (e.g., whites, men, the rich) tend to sustain and legitimate their power over less privileged groups. Anyone doubting this finding would do well to recall British Petroleum's control over the Gulf of Mexico and our loss of North America's richest fishing ground. Underprivileged consumers who with low socioeconomic status live with an inferior position an more easily coerced by the dominant groups Imagine the poorly educated, elderly woman confronted by a corner's investigator handing her telephone numbers to THE cleaning companies. Social isolation leads consumers to feel less connected. They become more vulnerable to sales people, including coroner's employees. Because of their inactivity, they have fewer friends and acquaintances to offer feedback. Fewer sources of third party opinions enter their lives for evaluation. They have poor support systems. Ordinarily, consumers in this position become more vulnerable to responsive sellers. Sellers help isolated individuals feel better by paying attention to them. Eager to socialize, even with strangers, but lacking social interaction, they loose grasp of proportionally appropriate trust. Consumers then become unaware of normative beliefs related to fair treatment in the marketplace. They become victims of consumer fraud. Now, let's qualify all of this discussion about activity in social circles, consumer contact with sellers, and trust. Whatever consumer fraud occurs in the open market place, it becomes many times more egregious in our coroner's department monopoly. Monopoly's do not foster open, free market economics. They foster closed, control based markets. Exactly the wrong place for a recently victimized family member in search of a biohazard cleaning company. Ironically, feeling psychologically alone becomes worse than actual physical isolation from inactivity for some consumers. (AARP 1994) My mother belongs to this group of our elderly citizens. She's in contact with family and friends at eye-sight and by telephone. Still, she feels psychologically alone. She's as active as an 88 year-old with heart trouble can be. She's lost her peers to death. Her husband, lost to death. Her oldest and youngest daughter, lost to death. She's caught in a psychological world devoid of a familiar psychological social circle. When it comes to consumerism, she has her directions from those of us left in her life: Do nothing. Buy nothing. Before, sells people took advantage of her psychological aloneness. They took advantage of her desire to find someone willing to play to her need for others from a familiar social circle. Sales people and my mother became wrapped in a consumerest diad; one giving and the other taking and somewhere between the two, cash for caring. Vulnerability at this time of my mother's life forces her into a self-trans-formation when in a consumer role. At this time in her life she remains the least prepared to protect herself from consumer fraud. Hence, our "Do nothing directions." I shudder to think of what would happen to my mother if one of our corrupt, Orange County Sheriff employees got hold of her following my death. She'd lose everything, most likely. At the top, we intuitively know that income and education independently contribute to social power. Either alone or together, both of these personal assets work to reduce consumer fraud. Social power includes critical thinking cognitive skills, education, wealth, vitality, physical strength, friends and family. Consumers often find their racial placement status affects their consumer powers. A poor, young black woman in Southern Alabama ranks lower on the social totem-pole than a wealthy, white man, in many cases. We want to keep in mind that "Red Lining" remains a problem for many ethnic groups to this day. A consumer's compliance with sellers' demands grows with a lower ranking on a perceived social power hierarchy. Social power begets market power. An ability to negotiate the best possible deal in the marketplace aids those with social power. As a result this group of consumers becomes less likely to experience consumer fraud. Inversely, those at the other end of our social power hierarchy have less power to negotiate. They also have less power to remain free from consumer fraud. As daunting, this group has fewer resources to seek justice from their local government and corporations. They become the fodder of consumer fraud. All too often older adults become victims of consumer fraud because of their physical and mental frailty. Their social power may diminish because they've retired into poverty or near poverty. They command few if any productive resources. Widowhood shrinks their intellectual and physical command over their social environment. This loss of social power creates unfair exchange relationships. As a consequence, this population suffers consumer fraud disproportionately to younger consumers. Unless they gain more knowledge and third-party support, consumers with low social power pay higher prices for products and services. These consumers remain our greatest number of consumer fraud victims. Imagine a court appointed administration investigator dictating terms to an elderly man or woman recently losing a sibling to unattended death and decomposition. With their badge, county marks of officialdom, and power of our Orange County Superior Court system, they need only direct survivors to cleaning companies of their choice. Surviving family members believe "It's the law" they're following. What else should they believe? No, what else could they believe given these circumstances? Willfully Ignorant Consumer Fraud Victim
People are not forthcoming and accurate in self-reporting victimization experiences. And this is when they know they've been cheated. Now, what about all of our families with losses to criminal violence and coroner's fraud. They have no way to know they've been cheated, gouged, defrauded. Poorly educated, older women become victims of consumer fraud, in general. We can imagine this group suffers the greatest abuse from coroner's employees. Older women lose their mates at increased numbers. Odder women may have greater wealth than some because of inheritance and life-long wealth enhancement. Although older women over age 65 tend to suffer from consumer fraud more often than younger women (18 - 65), younger men suffer from consumer fraud more often then older men. Overall, single people become vulnerable to consumer fraud at a greater rate than married people. Education and income also work to help consumers from consumer fraud. But age signals one's vulnerability to consumer fraud. For example, in cemetery plot sales, the open market type of sales, a sales force knows their target market consists of older women. They know too that these women were born and raised as Catholic. No other religious group spends money of after-death service comparable to United State's Catholics. When observing extraordinarily long funeral processions, we can usually guess a hurst carried a deceased Catholic. Their entourage belongs to the same religion. At its inception, this ritual found its wherewithal from an "honest" sales' caring contact with an older, white, female Catholic. The point, this sales force knows who has the money and who desires their services the most often. And, with the more adorning and costly arrangements. Place this group in contact with corrupt coroner's investigators, and before long a corrupt biohazard cleanup company arrives. Before long this company begins removing floors and walls from an otherwise safe death scene. A consummation of this arrangement leads to many thousands of dollars invoiced to an insurance company. It's their demographic signals radiating to a coroner's investigator that ensures a healthy home owner's insurance policy stands at the ready for death cleanup. Then there's the 3 car garage, swimming pool, pool table, and other accouterments of a middle-class life-style. We should not get the idea that gender, race, housing tenure, and region of residence alone contribute to consumer vulnerability. If this sounds contradictory, it is not. Females, ethnicity, housing control, and regions of residence do not point to vulnerability for consumer fraud. As above, poor education, isolation or inactivity, and social power give prominence to those most vulnerable for fraud. If married, we have greater protection from consumer fraud. Widowed, divorced, and single consumers have greater risk of fraud. Corrupt coroner's investigators enter their homes. Surmise their surrounding wealth, and size them up for personal and/or insurance fraud schemes. Insurance fraud stands behind consumer fraud in biohazard cleanup. Without an insurance claim number, corrupt biohazard cleanup companies cannot cheat their victims out of thousands of dollars, usually. Some corrupt biohazard cleanup companies exist for insurance fraud alone. We cannot say this about Orange County, California's corrupt biohazard cleanup companies. They have no problem sitting at the table with small fry, crime scene cleanup victims. Practically nothing connected to our Orange County Coroner's Department reaches the Internet. Nothing. This alone paints a grave picture of our victimization by a local government. It means an attack on our country's economic freedom comes from within, within our midst. Insurance money, unwittingly, drives this nation corrupting, consumer fraud. Previous victims of coroner fraud have a grievance against Orange County for its perpetration of consumer fraud against them. How many millions of dollars have victims of violence lost to their coroner's department over the years? so what's wrong with County employee referrals to private companies? well getting this idea some thought shows that on its face, it is plain wrong. We should know intuitively that sooner or later one or more County employees will take it manage of their referral power. On its face, civil servant referrals to private companies are wrong unless previously established policies give fair and equal opportunity and guidance to all involved. Once one county employ profits by referring to private companies, a nightmare begins. This is why government agencies the federal government, state government, county government, and even city governments use purchasing departments. They use standard operating procedures for purchases. They have rules and regulations guide purchasers. They seek to protect taxpayers and give legitimate businesses an opportunity to bid for work. if we lived in a world in which we could Ross civil servants who referred profitable opportunities for private companies, then we would live in a world without armies and police department. civil servants must have a structure, a role, and guidance
Eddie Evans |
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