Beware Gollin/Zurlini Connection

[WilliamW]

How do you suppose Jack G Zurlini Jr did his "research" when he was playing attorney genital? Why the very same place that his lover George Gollin did his---trolling internet chat rooms, forums and blogs.

RC: How did these companies come to your attention in the first place?

JZ: We've used a combination of review sites — such as Rip-Off Report and blogs — and our own site. The Internet has been a boon for regulators because we can get information there that we weren't able to get at before.

RC: Don't you think the review sites are somewhat prejudicial?

JZ: We take those reports with a grain of salt. And we look at other sources.

http://www.replacementcontractoronline.c...9&artnum=1

Do you suppose Jack G Zurlini Jr did any Rip-Off Report research on his butt buddy Gollin before he decided to "collaborate" with him?

If so he might have found these:

George Gollin Self-Proclaimed Diploma Mill "Expert" with PhD Obtained by Academic Fraud

#1 Consumer Comment
About time somebody did something about this Gollin idiot

#2 Consumer Comment
GEORGE GOLLIN SUED FOR SLANDER IN FEDERAL COURT

George Gollin This man is out of control and has to be stopped. He and his lies are hurting good people.

#1 Consumer Comment
George Gollin's Liberian Shakedown Role Revealed In Court Docs

George Gollin - Eastern Wash. Assistant DA Eastern Washington District Attorney, Spokesman Review St. Regist Diploma Mill List Outs Bogus Degree Recipients

It's difficult to tell from the title, but the latter complaint indicates a class action lawsuit may be pending as a result of Gollin and Zurlini's earlier collaboration, whereby thousands of people were falsely accused of participating in fraud and had their social security numbers made public. Any connection between that and Zurlini's sudden departure from government employ?

US "DIPLOMA MILL" OPERATION OUTS NAMES OF PEOPLE WHO NEVER RECEIVED OR BOUGHT DEGREES

This is a note to anyone else around the world whose name is among the over 10.000 listed by the Spokesman Review newspaper as having "bought" or "received" bogus degrees from the St. Regis University diploma mill operation. The list contains names of people who never bought or received anything as well as the possible names of housepets. The list was illegally leaked by the eastern Washington District Attorney's office and according to court documents written at the time those persons listed are legally categorized as "buyer-victims".

Those who are listed, including those whose names appear on the list despite their never having paid for or received anything from the operation may be (depending upon US and their own local jurisdictional law) be victims of libelous and reckless government action and journalism. Each victim should attempt to contact their local legal experts to see whether a tort has occured and compensation for suffered damages might be claimed from parties involved in all or part of the St. Regis University operation. It would appear that most or all "buyer-victims" were never contacted by US law enforcement during the diploma mill operation or after.

The Spokesman Review newspaper is maintaining a searchable database including personal information included in law enforcement working lists (not complete or verified by law enforcement before release) which include the names of persons who never bought or received anything from the St. Regis Diploma Mill. It has provided no manner of rectification for errors in its own database which is based upon a leaked and likely erroneous document.

Those whose names appear erroneously on the published list should contact each other with eye to possible coordinated legal action. Any lawyer interested in this case and in pursuing corrections and payment of damages to those erroneously named should contact the author. Safe haven EU and other international data transfer provisions may also have been breached in this case.

The above does not constitute legal advice and is for the purpose of coordinating a possible future class action lawsuit for the benefit of persons who have suffered damages, including to reputation by erroneously being names as buyers of fake degrees.