TO: Investigative & Oversight Agencies

FROM: Patrick IRIARTE

RE: Urgent Request for Investigation — Government Misconduct & Civil Rights Violations

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I. Core Allegations (Actionable)

1. Guam Police & Government Administration

• Claim: Coordinated eviction without legal process.

• Implication: Due process and property rights violations.

2. Guam Regional Transit Authority (GRTA)

• Claim: Drivers and dispatch obstructed appointments.

• Implication: Possible ADA/disability discrimination.

3. United States Postal Service (USPS)

• Claim: Interference with or rerouting of personal mail.

• Implication: Federal crime under 18 U.S.C. § 1708.

4. University of Guam

• Claim: Public employees harassed citizens while on payroll.

• Implication: Misuse of funds, hostile environment.

5. Attorney General & U.S. Attorney Offices

• Claim: Failure to investigate credible corruption complaints.

• Implication: May trigger OIG review.

6. Real Estate Agents

• Claim: Unauthorized entry via duplicate keys.

• Implication: Trespass and housing rights violations.

7. Guam Legislature

• Claim: 14 years of dismissing citizen proposals.

• Implication: Potential retaliation if discriminatory.

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II. Speculative Allegations (Require Substantial Evidence)

8. Ritual Activity Allegations

• Claim: Government-linked cult behavior, mind control, rituals.

• Note: Legally speculative without solid proof.

9. Alleged Murders at GMH

• Claim: Medical staff complicit in ritual killings.

• Note: Requires whistleblower testimony or forensic evidence.

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III. Request for Immediate Action

1. Relevant agencies review applicable claims.

2. Independent oversight (e.g., OIG, Civil Rights Division) begin investigations.

3. Protective steps taken against retaliation or harassment.

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IV. Supporting Materials

[List: names, dates, photos, videos, audio, emails, documents, witnesses.]