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I built The Vault Investigates because no one had ever built a real database for poverty fraud — not a list of articles, not a news archive, but a structured, searchable, citable research registry. The Vault documents fraud cases from 1970 to present: nonprofit executives, charity founders, and aid administrators convicted or credibly accused of exploiting programs meant to help the poor. It includes a daily DOJ Monitor, an Open Library of 18+ verified free resources, and TruthDrop — an anonymous tip portal for sources. I'm interested in investigative tools, open data, civic tech, and accountability journalism. Always happy to connect with researchers, reporters, and anyone building tools that make institutions more transparent.
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