Whistleblower Brendan Delaney
Today on Fraud in America, we sat down with the whistleblower Brendan Delaney, who alleged software problems put patients at risk.
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Fraud in America
We give a platform to whistleblowers to tell their stories, and educate the next generation of fraud fighters.
Whistleblower George Karadsheh
In this episode, George details how he came to work for Dr. Fata as an office manager, how his suspicions were raised, and why he decided to file a False Claims Act case.
Whistleblower Gwang-ho Kim
Gwang-ho Kim became the first whistleblower to be receive an award from the NHTSA Whistleblower Program. On today’s episode, he joins to discuss his whistleblowing journey.
Whistleblower Chris Riedel
Chris Riedel is not just a whistleblower, he’s the President of Hunter Laboratories, Inc., in Campbell California.
Enron Whistleblower Sherron Watkins
Sherron Watkins is the whistleblower who exposed corporate misconduct. In today’s Fraud in America episode, she discusses her story and the SEC Whistleblower Program.
The Hanford Site Nuclear Cleanup Case
In Washington State, deep underground, are 177 football field-sized tanks of radioactive sludge. The Hanford Site is likely the most polluted places in the Western Hemisphere.
Whistleblower 101 with Kate Scanlan
When someone recognizes fraud and decides to become a whistleblower, it begins a daunting process.
Insys Whistleblower Mia Guzman
Mia Guzman was a sales representative for Insys Therapeutics Inc., and blew the whistle on the company for its illegal sales and marketing practices.
Flint Water Crisis Whistleblower Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha
Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha is a nationally recognized pediatrician and most famous for blowing the whistle on elevated lead levels in the drinking water of Flint, Michigan.
GlaxoSmithKline Whistleblower Cheryl Meads
Cheryl Meads was a top-ranking official at a giant pharmaceutical company, when she discovered prescription drugs were being produced in unsafe conditions.
