In a shocking incident of consumer rights violations, a T-Mobile technical support representative hijacked a customer’s SIM card and activated it on a different device for the customer’s former boss, who turned out to be a Mafia leader, amid a larger organized crime scandal linked to FBI corruption. The direct evidence holds the company accountable.

The crimes come in the context of a large organized crime involving a pursuit case and personal narrative, discussed in this publication. This article discuses a narrative relates to a CEO of a national private lender, Builders Capital in WA, namely Robert Trent, a Mafia leader who funnels money laundering activities through the company’s financial…

The overruling agency is running a “compartmentalized mercenary business” based on bribery schemes that includes money laundering, human trafficking, forced marriages and modern covert ways of human torture and slavery.