Here I have articles where I also show you the faces of the evil doer. All the pictures are taken from public sources.
Workplace Abuse • Gender Discrimination • Public Schools Your Boss Isn’t as Toxic as Greg Kelahan EvilCorporations.com Investigative Desk • Source: Krause v. Kelahan et al., U.S. Court of Appeals, Second Circuit, Decided December 3, 2025 TL;DR A school superintendent…
TL;DR Marco Santarelli used his company Norada Capital Management to raise at least $62 million from hundreds of investors across the country, promising safe, stable, retirement-friendly returns of 12–17% per year. Norada’s actual portfolio was stuffed with bankrupt retailers’ intellectual…
■ Investigative Report ■ FIFRA Violation ■ Utah / EPA Region 8 ■ 2025 Poison in the Water A Utah pest control company called Big Toms Pest Control LLC illegally dumped toxic pesticides and faced federal enforcement action. Here is…
Home Rescue?Lead Hazard Left Behind. A South Carolina renovation company worked inside a pre-1978 home without ever telling the EPA it existed. The federal government caught them mid-job. TL;DR Kym Petrie, LLC, operating as “Goin’ South Home Rescue” in Greenville,…
Securities Fraud Investigation | Real Estate Scheme | SEC Enforcement The “Passive Wealth” Lie How Joshua Thomas Jackson, Pocket Bell LLC, and Street Divy Inc. extracted $2.15 million from 13 families by selling a promise they had no intention of…
TL;DR IMCD Puerto Rico, Inc. violated four separate federal Clean Air Act safety regulations at its chemical facility in Caguas, Puerto Rico, and the EPA fined it just $4,320 (approximately the cost of a single month’s rent in a mid-size…
Investigative Report | EvilCorporations.com | August 2025 The Bribe That Built a BailoutFirstEnergy Spent $60 Million on Bribes to Secure a $2 Billion Bailout for Its Failing Power Plants TL;DR FirstEnergy Corporation ran what federal prosecutors called one of the…
The Price of Exclusivity The modern music industry operates on a fundamentally different economic model than it did just two decades ago. The precipitous decline of physical album sales, which fell by 50% between 1999 and 2009, and the rise…
TL;DR Joey New York, Inc., a publicly traded beauty brand, took out $241,600 ($241,600 which is roughly what a median American worker earns over nearly five years) in loans with financial terms a federal appeals court ruled may have been…
Workplace Retaliation / Corporate Misconduct Fired with Slurs for Trying to Keep People Alive Alki David Productions, Inc. — California Court of Appeal, Certified for Publication July 14, 2023 TL;DR Karl Zirpel, VP of Operations at Alki David Productions, Inc.…