Richard A. Green
P.O. Box 11762
San Bernardino, California 92423

January 15, 2000

Documented Reference Check
1174 S. Diamond Bar Blvd., #243
Diamond Bar, California 91765

Dear DRC:

You caught the Internal Revenue Service red handed. Great job! I
couldn't believe my eyes when I read your report. My former supervisor
unwittingly boasted to your interviewer that she knew it was illegal to
defame me. Ignoring ethics, policy, and law she continued adding false
statements; character assassination; innuendos; despite contrary exemplary
employment evaluations.

Even as a former employee of the I.R.S., I was stunned at their bold
disregard for constitutional law and federal statutes that exist to protect
whistleblowers. They were so brazen I can only conclude they were accustomed to providing slanderous employment "information" without fear of getting caught.

Your report turned the tables on a heartless bully. Your report proved
too overpowering for a seemingly undefeatable giant. Needless to say, my supervisor is no longer with the I.R.S.

Before contacting DRC, I intended to hire a Private Investigator to check my references. However, their fees would have been about 5 times DRC's prices--and since you use Court Reporters, their quality and legal value would have been considerably less.

I highly recommend that every person who leaves a job, for whatever
reason, retain your services. It is the most cost-effective way to learn
what former colleagues and superiors are telling potential employers.

Sincerely,

Richard A. Green, MBA, CPA
Author: Agents of Deceit--The True Story of Life Inside the I.R.S.