Fraud. Perjury. Conspiracy. Contempt. Oracle, Part 3.

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Previously: After I did these three analyses, everything became much clearer. By sorting the 134 pages of emails by date of occurrence, I discovered the following: • 22 Jul 1991: On page 1 is the original offer letter [11] • 14 Jan 1993: Jumping to page 21, we find the ‘forced leave of absence’ [12] • 25 Jan 1993: Jumping to page 46, we see Ms Mabon’s “death or insanity” email [13] • 08 Feb 1993: Jumping back to page 42, we see HR changing its mind • 09 Feb 1993: Jumping now to page 47, 48 and 49, we see my reply to Pam’s email [14] • 15 Feb 1993: Jumping to page 45, we see a summary of everything that happened Each of these items is evidence, in Childers v Oracle – electronic mails from people employed by Oracle during the period under question – that was not shared during the discovery phase of the trial. These emails were not shared – they were actively concealed from the court. By both Oracle Corporation’s employees, and by my own brother, Thomas Childers, a former Oracle employee. Based on information and belief, the existence of the second, third, fourth, and fifth items of evidence, referenced above, suggest that Oracle Corporation’s Legal Department engaged in felony-level fraud, perjury, conspiracy, spoliation, and obstruction. But I’m not done. I’m just starting. There is more. Appendix: Who’s Who In anticipation that DOJ or DFEH might wish to interview some of the participants of these events I have created a roster of individuals, by name, identifying their role and estimating their willingness to cooperate with an investigation, thirty years later. Tentative list of witnesses: • Alan Tottle: Brand new VP of MIS, IIRC • Andrea Rabkin: DBA Services Group employee • Barry Shein: Suspected JDL agent provacateur • Bruce Coe: UNIX Services Group manager • Betsy Guala: Data Center backup operator • Bob Miner: VP, Oracle Networking; deceased • Burt Demchick: Richard Childers’ second manager • Cecily Waterman: Brobeck, Phleger & Harrison • Dan Dick: UNIX Services group employee • David Flexo: Network Services Group employee • Don Beusee: UNIX Services Group employee • John Hanley: UNIX Services Group employee • Gayle Woodhouse: UNIX Services Group employee • Ken Geiselhart: UNIX Services Group employee • Larry Ellison: CEO of Oracle Corporation • Lisa Gold: Oracle HR's covert contact • Michael Glass: UNIX Services Group employee • Michael Satterwhite: Manager of Human Resources • Michael Yearling: DBA Services Group employee • Patricia McElroy: Richard Childers’ first manager • Pamela Mabon-Wilmot: UNIX Services Group manager • Paul Walesky: UNIX Services group employee • P. Pai: UNIX Services Group employee • Ricardo Rivera: primary Oracle*Mail administrator • Scott McMahan: Burt Demchick’s manager • Steve Zoppi: former Director of MIS Department • Sue Caughey: DBA Services group employee • Thanh Nguyen: UNIX Services Group employee • Thomas Childers: would-be blackmailer, suspected embezzler • Tim Wilmot: Pamela Mabon-Wilmot’s husband • Traunza Adams: HR employee that probably knows more More information: https://web.archive.org/web/20040408124353/http://www.orafraud.org:80/Oracle/terminator.html#The%20Plaintiff