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From Mentor to Federal Investigation: The Dr. Eva Feldman Documentary Chronology

The story documented here begins in 1998, when Dr. Eva Feldman became a mentor to Dr. Bradley Foerster, then a fourth-year medical student at the University of Michigan. That relationship would span approximately two decades. After completing his training, Dr. Foerster joined the faculty at Johns Hopkins University, where his wife, Dr. Myria Petrou, was also a faculty member. In 2009, Dr. Feldman helped recruit both physicians back to the University of Michigan. Their return to Ann Arbor marked the beginning of an ambitious scientific collaboration. Drs. Feldman, Foerster, and Petrou worked together to build an ALS neuroimaging research program combining advanced imaging methods with the patients and clinical expertise of the University of Michigan ALS Clinic. The relationship extended well beyond research. Drs. Foerster and Petrou named their daughter Maria Eva after Dr. Feldman. The documentary ...
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Dr. Foerster Requests Clarification from Dr. Paul Cronin Following Release of FBI Records

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On August 3, 2026, Dr. Bradley Foerster sent the following correspondence to Dr. Paul Cronin after the FBI released 520 of the 522 pages of Dr. Foerster's investigative file. The letter requests clarification regarding several events occurring between 2016 and 2018, including University of Michigan Radiology medical billing, the identity of "Nick," Dr. Cronin's interactions with the University of Michigan Office of Institutional Equity, statements concerning Russia-Gate, and financial representations relating to the 2017 Sheriff's Sale. The complete correspondence is reproduced below.
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New York Attorney Grievance Committee Issues Amended Jurisdictional Determination in Matter of Timothy G. Lynch, Esq. (Docket No. 2026.2274)

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This morning, the New York Attorney Grievance Committee informed Dr. Myria Petrou that Timothy G. Lynch was not admitted to practice law in New York and transferred her grievance to the Michigan Attorney Grievance Commission. Dr. Petrou responded by submitting the official New York Attorney Directory, which shows that Timothy Gerard Lynch (Registration No. 2823037) was admitted by the Appellate Division, Third Department on May 13, 1997 , and is currently registered. She requested clarification of the Committee’s jurisdictional determination. The Committee responded that the information “does appear to be correct” , advised that the matter had been forwarded to its administrative staff for correction, and confirmed that the grievance had been referred on jurisdictional grounds. Later that day, the Committee issued an amended determination . Rather than stating that Mr. Lynch was not admitted to practice law in New York, the amended let...
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State of Michigan 15th District Court Asked to Produce Previously Acknowledged Search Warrants

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On July 28, 2026, Dr. Bradley Foerster submitted a renewed request to the 15th Judicial District Court seeking copies of the search warrants, search warrant affidavits, and related court records associated with Ann Arbor Police Department Case No. 17-3517. The renewed request follows multiple prior submissions through the Court's online Copy Request portal over several years for which no response was received. It also encloses an August 8, 2019 letter from the Court in which then-Magistrate Tamara Garwood advised that the Court would provide copies of the search warrants and search warrant affidavits upon payment of the applicable copy fee. The request respectfully asks the Court to produce: All search warrants issued in connection with AAPD Case No. 17-3517 ; All supporting search warrant affidavits; Any search warrant applications; Any returns of search warrant; Any inventories filed with the Court; and Any other court records relating to those search ...
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The Missing Search Warrant Court File

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Magistrate Tamara Garwood signed the first six search warrants obtained by Ann Arbor Police Detective Bradley Rougeau during the 2017 investigation. The warrants froze Dr. Bradley Foerster's and Myria Petrou's bank accounts for more than one year, including their Bank of Ann Arbor mortgage account for 630 Geddes Ridge, Ann Arbor, Michigan , ultimately contributing to the loss of their home and other assets. The March 13, 2017 seizure order affecting the Bank of Ann Arbor account became the subject of the subsequent superintending-control proceedings. Following the March 13, 2017 seizure order, Dr. Bradley Foerster's and Myria Petrou's attorney attempted to file an emergency motion in the 15th District Court seeking relief from the seizure of their Bank of Ann Arbor account ending in #5605 . According to the subsequently filed Complaint for Superintending Control, counsel was informed that there was no court file and that no hearing could b...
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July 26 Documentary Notice and Documentary Chronology Transmitted to City Attorney Kaur, Mayor Taylor, City Administrator Dohoney, and Police Chief Anderson Concerning Ann Arbor Police Department Investigations, Related City Proceedings, and Federal Investigations Involving Drs. Bradley Foerster and Myria Petrou (2015–2026)

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Complete Documentary Record On July 26, 2026 , Dr. Bradley Foerster and Dr. Myria Petrou transmitted the following documentary package to the City of Ann Arbor and the Ann Arbor Police Department . The package consists of a documentary notice, certificate of service, signed and notarized documentary chronology, and 71 supporting exhibits documenting Ann Arbor Police Department investigations, related City proceedings, Freedom of Information Act records, court filings, official correspondence, and related federal investigations spanning 2015 through 2026 . The documentary chronology is organized around four Ann Arbor Police Department investigations spanning 2017 through 2026 . The first three investigations arose from complaints or allegations involving Dr. Foerster and Dr. Petrou . The fourth investigation was initiated following a complaint submitted by Dr. Foerster concerning the accounting for the Bank of Ann Arbor's approximately $1.4 million sheriff's sa...
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