HHS-OIG Just Released FOIA Documenting There Was An Ann Arbor Police DVD As Part of the NIH Grant Investigation & Confidentiality Agreement Involving the NIH ALS Grant
- After waiting over a year, the HHS-OIG just released the documentation from the investigation that stemmed from the University of Michigan medical billing complaint (transformed into NIH ALS grant investigation) fradulently filed under Myria's name.
- For the first time, we discover that the Ann Arbor police were part of this investigation (no documentation ever disclosed by the Ann Arbor Police) with a DVD from the Ann Arbor police.
- The HHS-OIG discuss a University of Michigan confidentiality agreement and possiblity that the agreement may shield University of Michigan from releasing documentation (which would be against DOJ guidelines).
- Brad and Myria's March 2, 2018 interview by HHS-OIG Agent Tyson Howard (which no one can locate) regarding the grant is not documented (there are four other interviews documented).
- The HHS-OIG claims bogus exemptions to redact the HHS-OIG agent's name in the released FOIA.
- The investigation was forwarded to the Detroit US Attorney's Office (with no report generated per the HHS-OIG based on Brad's 2021 litigated FOIA appeal) with the US Attorney's Office declining criminal prosecution.
- After waiting over a year, the HHS-OIG just released the documentation from the investigation that stemmed from the University of Michigan medical billing complaint (transformed into NIH ALS grant investigation) fradulently filed under Myria's name.
- For the first time, we discover that the Ann Arbor police were part of this investigation (no documentation ever disclosed by the Ann Arbor Police) with a DVD from the Ann Arbor police.
- The HHS-OIG discuss a University of Michigan confidentiality agreement and possiblity that the agreement may shield University of Michigan from releasing documentation (which would be against DOJ guidelines).
- Brad and Myria's March 2, 2018 interview by HHS-OIG Agent Tyson Howard (which no one can locate) regarding the grant is not documented (there are four other interviews documented).
- The HHS-OIG claims bogus exemptions to redact the HHS-OIG agent's name in the released FOIA.
- The investigation was forwarded to the Detroit US Attorney's Office (with no report generated per the HHS-OIG based on Brad's 2021 litigated FOIA appeal) with the US Attorney's Office declining criminal prosecution.
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Brad Foerster, MD PhD
Brad Foerster is a FOIA advocate documenting requests, transparency disputes, and accountability investigations involving public agencies, universities, police oversight, and Russia-Gate related inquiries. His work compiles original documents, timelines, and analysis of public records and institutional responses. Brad is also a board-certified radiologist, author of Town & Gown, and has published over 40 peer-reviewed articles. Brad lives in Potomac, Maryland with his family and is active in the Montgomery County Medical Society and the Takoma Park U.S. & World History Book Club.