🔁 REPOST: File 005 — The Recordings That Changed Everything

Four tapes. One backdated chart. The moment the cover-up unraveled.

Nov 04, 2025

If you missed it the first time, now’s your chance.
This is the turning point.

What should have ended with an apology because of the start of something far worse — a coordinated crushing of a patient to mitigate the University of North Carolina Hospital’s liability.

What followed is a 16 month long and still ongoing pattern of institutional abuse.

File 005 doesn’t speculate — it proves.
With four live recordings, you’ll hear:

Nurses sounding the alarm,
A physician caught in a lie,
A backdated medical order,
And a man recovering from a Widowmaker being pushed out the door with a forged clearance.

They didn’t expect us to have the audio.
They never thought it would go public.
They were wrong.

Key Excerpts:

“He was sent back to work 7 days after a Widowmaker. Not because he recovered — because someone needed the paperwork to say he had.”
“The updated return-to-work note wasn’t part of his discharge. It was backdated. Entered days later. A deliberate lie placed in his record to cover someone else’s decision.”
“One nurse is clearly alarmed. Another tries to coordinate follow-up. None of it changes what’s already happened. The chart remains backdated. The damage is done.”
“They didn’t start recording to expose anyone. They recorded because these clinicians were going to kill him and then lie about it.”