Entrenched Corruption: 21 Months of Federal Contractor Crimes With Zero Law Enforcement Response

HACKED: THE SAGA #64 Date: December 18, 2025 Duration: 1 hr 20 min
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🔥 Key Revelations

  • Institutional corruption and law enforcement failure
  • Federal contractor crimes and government protection
  • Intellectual property theft and plagiarism
  • Cybercrime and ongoing hacking
  • Social media management risks for businesses
  • Biblical accountability and generational judgment
  • The spiritual nature of sin and repentance
  • Technical sabotage and surveillance
  • Afghan refugee work and humanitarian concerns
  • Grace as divine intervention

Episode Summary

In this 64th episode of “Hacked: The Saga,” host Carla Alvarez uses the metaphor of a hiker trapped in quicksand to explain how institutional corruption becomes entrenched when authorities refuse to act.

For 21 months, she has documented and reported ongoing crimes by federal contractors associated with Houston Christian University and An Unexpected Journal—including hacking, identity theft, intellectual property theft, and stalking—to the FBI, multiple police departments, and federal agencies. Despite physical evidence, no investigations have been opened.

This episode reveals how government resources continue to be used against crime victims, why social media management poses serious risks for businesses, and the biblical principles of accountability that apply to both individual sin and institutional corruption.

📍 Key Moments

00:47:02- "If you're letting these lame ass losers run circles around you, you deserve to be embarrassed. You should be embarrassed."
00:29:20- "The more things that you allow these losers to do, the more tied you are to their crimes and the bigger criminals you are."
00:54:52- "A lie can never serve the truth. It can never serve the truth."
00:56:20- "This is how a lot of people will know who you are. When you hand over the keys to your social media account, you're basically letting this company tell your story."
01:18:50- "If you faint in the day of adversity, your faith was too weak. What kind of faith do you have at all if you can't ever put it into action?"
01:06:47- "I can't access the internet on my device with regular internet. I have to load an anti-censorship profile with a Canadian IP address before the site will load. What does that tell you?

Detailed Show Notes

Introduction: The Hacked Saga Overview

Timestamp: [00:00:14 – 00:05:05]

  • Hacked: the Saga: Started August 2024 after no response from authorities
  • Hacking began December 2023; first reports filed April 2024
  • Criminals are associated with Houston Baptist University (now Houston Christian University) Apologetics program
  • An Unexpected Journal members involved in plagiarism, theft, and sabotage
  • Police won’t act unless money is stolen from accounts or physical items taken
  • Perpetrators are federal contractors who create fake sock puppet accounts

The Quicksand Metaphor: How Corruption Entraps

Timestamp: [00:05:05 – 00:09:10]

  • Story of hiker rescued from quicksand in Arches National Park, Utah
  • Struggling in quicksand creates more suction—like fighting corruption alone
  • Required entire rescue team with specialized equipment
  • Cold weather added danger—victim lost feeling in legs
  • Parallel to how evil operates: initial contact seems manageable, struggle makes it worse
  • Psalm 40:2 references being lifted from “slimy mud” (quicksand in some translations)
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Biblical Understanding of Spiritual Quicksand

Timestamp: [00:09:10 – 00:13:03]

  • NET Bible commentary: “cistern” metaphorically represents Sheol (death)
  • Sin creates spiritual death—separation from God
  • Making wrong choices moves us further from God’s voice
  • Each bad choice makes the next one easier
  • Builds walls against Holy Spirit conviction
  • Eventually requires “an act of God” to break through hardened hearts

He lifted me out of the watery pit, out of the slimy mud. He placed my feet on a rock and gave me secure footing. Psalm 40:2 NET

Grace as Divine Interruption

Timestamp: [00:13:03 – 00:18:50]

  • Protestant view: grace as unmerited favor
  • Catholic understanding: grace requires response
  • Flannery O’Connor’s stories depict grace as God interrupting complacency in sin
  • Grace can be violent and destructive—whatever it takes to shake people free
  • O’Connor’s characters are self-satisfied, prideful, racist—think they’re “good people”
  • Biblical example: Balaam and the donkey (Numbers 22)—even animals had more sense than the “prophet”
  • Balaam misused his authority for greed and position

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Timeline of Reporting: 21 Months of Inaction

Timestamp: [00:18:50 – 00:25:01]

  • December 2023: Hacking begins after calling out sock puppet accounts
  • April 2024: First reports to FBI and Woodburn Police—both refused to help
  • May 2024: More reports, FBI says “submit to IC3,” no report number given
  • July 2024: 33,000-word report with 100 pages of documentation submitted to FBI, IC3, DOJ—zero response
  • August 4, 2024: First livestream posted
  • Within hours: Facebook locked, all accounts taken over
  • Every report to FBI resulted in worse attacks
  • Currently 21 months since first FBI report with zero contact from any agency

Federal Contractors and Institutional Protection

Timestamp: [00:25:01 – 00:29:04]

  • Federal contracts create institutional investment
  • Admitting contractor wrongdoing = admitting oversight failure
  • Government resources (FBI social media accounts) being puffed up by criminals
  • Documented evidence of stolen homes, fraudulent sheriff sales, massive counterfeit ring—no action
  • Authorities appear to prioritize protecting contractors over investigating crimes
  • Bureaucratic inertia or deliberate cover-up unclear

Resignation from An Unexpected Journal

Timestamp: [00:29:04 – 00:40:04]

  • August 8, 2024: Final board meeting—discussing hideous Community issue cover
  • During Zoom call, Jason Smith and Jasmine Biggs not on the call, but were were hacking my accounts
  • August 15, 2024: Formal resignation email sent to entire board
  • Email clearly stated: no longer involved, seeking prosecution of IP theft
  • Concerns about writer’s agreement changes (September 2023)
  • Original agreement: writers kept rights, journal had 90-day exclusive license
  • Warning about verifying contributor identities and checking for plagiarism/AI
  • Jason Smith’s response attempted to control narrative

Faking Continued Involvement

Timestamp: [00:40:04 – 00:45:09]

  • Despite resignation, journal members dropped essays into Google Drive through May 2025
  • November 16, 2025: Faked activity showing altered journal covers
  • Files appearing in Google Drive that aren’t on local devices
  • Faked sharing logs on Google contacts
  • No point to fabrication unless authorities are illegally accessing files for “proof”
  • Google Photos altered with false names and deleted photos
  • Question: Why fake involvement 15+ months after resignation?

Law Enforcement Failures

Timestamp: [00:45:09 – 00:47:07]

  • Visited FBI offices in Portland and Salem—both refused help
  • Multiple police departments: reports taken but no cases opened
  • Officer said “hacking isn’t a crime”
  • When Phil Tallon’s name found on hacked Google family group, officer said “don’t know if crimes were committed”
  • Salem police officer claimed “identity theft isn’t a crime” (it’s both state and federal crime)
  • Documents of Afghan refugee families stolen and shared—still no investigation
  • Every attempt to report blown off or minimized

The Iniquity vs. Sin Distinction

Timestamp: [00:47:07 – 00:49:11]

  • Sin: single mistake (e.g., not firing someone when you should have)
  • Iniquity: compounded effects of unconfessed, unrepented sins piling up
  • November 2025: Jason Smith still attempting fabrications
  • Each cover-up makes perpetrators bigger criminals
  • Getting harder to escape as corruption deepens
  • Those protecting criminals become tied to their crimes

Download Final Email to AUJ Board

Warning About Social Media Contractors

Timestamp: [00:49:11 – 01:01:20]

  • Example: Aseel app (buy care packages for Afghans)
  • Suspicious post about “street children in Afghanistan” with bikes
  • Children in photos don’t appear Afghan (not Pashtun, Tajik, or Hazara)
  • Story mirrors priest’s Eastern Europe ministry story previously overheard
  • Criminals target anyone host interacts with to fake connection
  • Nancy Pearcey example: negative opinion formed based on sock puppet social media posts
  • Critical advice for businesses/nonprofits:
    • Sign off on every post before it goes live
    • Monthly review of comment interactions
    • Ask contractors about AI use, sock puppets, fake engagement
    • Verify designer experience and actual work
    • Understand their position on representation, identity theft, plagiarism
    • Your reputation is at stake—contractor faces no consequences

Ongoing Technical Sabotage

Timestamp: [01:01:20 – 01:09:08]

  • YouTube subtitle interface altered—can’t see dates, names, or export timestamps
  • Must download videos, upload to different account just to get transcripts
  • Downloaded files corrupted within minutes of transfer
  • Name changed to “Carlo Teresa Walk” in video subtitles
  • September 2023 Kabul Hope video sabotaged (previously corrected subtitles altered)
  • Monday at Broadway Coffee: couldn’t access Proton without VPN set to Canadian IP
  • Indicates US government resources being used for censorship
  • Phil Tallon’s December 8 email from the HCU School of Christian Thought blocked on laptop but accessible on other devices
  • Password changes intercepted—submitted password different from what site received
  • Suspicious person with iPad and charging block positioned near laptop

Biblical Lessons: Ahab, Jezebel, and Accountability

Timestamp: [01:09:08 – 01:18:04]

  • 1 Kings 21: Ahab wants Naboth’s field, Naboth refuses
  • Jezebel impersonates Ahab (signs his name, uses his seal)
  • Frames conspiracy with religious pretense (“observe a time of fasting”)
  • Hires “Belial”—worthless, wicked people—to lie about Naboth
  • Naboth’s own neighbors and leaders participate in false accusations
  • Naboth stoned to death; Ahab takes field
  • Prophet Elijah pronounces judgment
  • Ahab repents—judgment delayed to next generation
  • Key principle: Nobody gets away with anything; judgment may be delayed but always comes
  • Book of Kings documents generational iniquity and delayed judgment
  • Ezekiel 3: Failure to confront wrong makes you guilty of their sins
  • “Am I my brother’s keeper?” Yes.

 You, dear children, are from God and have overcome them, because the one who is in you is greater than the one who is in the world. 1 John 4:4

The Power to Overcome

Timestamp: [01:18:04 – 01:20:40]

  • 1 John 4:4: “Greater is He who is in you than he who is in the world”
  • Jesus delivers from evil and gives victory over it
  • Holy Spirit power can overcome fear, cowardice, weakness
  • “If you faint in the day of adversity, your faith was too weak” (Proverbs 24:10)
  • John’s Gospel written at end of first century during intense persecution
  • “The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it” (John 1:5)
  • Light is active force that cannot be stopped
  • We must choose life or death—God never forces
  • Can’t bring evil with you to God; must confess and repent
  • Hanukkah reminder: Festival of Lights (December 14-22, 2025)

The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it. John 1:5

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    Discussion & Engagement

    💬 Discussion Questions

    Quicksand Metaphor & Spiritual Application

    • How does the quicksand rescue metaphor help explain why victims of institutional corruption can’t “just fight harder”?
    • What does Psalm 40:2 reveal about God’s role in rescuing us from sin versus our own efforts?
    • How do small compromises create a “slippery slope” that makes subsequent wrong choices easier?

    21 Months of Reporting Failures

    • What systemic problems are revealed when multiple law enforcement agencies refuse to investigate documented crimes?
    • Why might federal agencies be incentivized to protect contractors rather than investigate their crimes?
    • What recourse do citizens have when every level of law enforcement refuses to help?

    Faked Involvement & Digital Fabrication

    • Why would perpetrators spend 15+ months faking someone’s involvement after they formally resigned?
    • What does the fabrication of Google Drive activity suggest about who might be viewing these files?
    • How does altering digital records create a false narrative that benefits criminals?

    Social Media Contractor Warnings

    • What specific questions should businesses ask before hiring social media contractors?
    • How can organizations verify that their social media presence accurately represents their values?
    • What are the long-term reputational risks of outsourcing social media without oversight?

    Biblical Accountability (Ahab & Jezebel)

    • How did Jezebel use religious language to disguise evil intent in 1 Kings 21?
    • What does Ahab’s delayed judgment teach us about generational consequences of sin?
    • How does Ezekiel 3 challenge the idea that we’re not responsible for confronting others’ sins?

    Grace as Divine Interruption

    • How does Flannery O’Connor’s understanding of grace challenge comfortable Christianity?
    • What does it mean that grace can be “violent” in how it disrupts our complacency?
    • Why is it significant that Balaam’s donkey had more spiritual discernment than a prophet?

    Light Overcoming Darkness

    • What does John’s statement “the light shines in the darkness, and darkness has not overcome it” mean for victims of corruption?
    • How can 1 John 4:4 (“greater is He who is in you”) empower people to stand against institutional evil?

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    <a href="https://raisedtowalk.org/author/carla/" target="_self">Carla Alvarez</a>

    Carla Alvarez

    Carla Alvarez is the founder of Raised to Walk and a founding board member of An Unexpected Journal, a Communications Director at Legacy Marketing Services where she uses her BS in Marketing to create communication strategies for business, and an unlikely case manager and Bible Study teacher for the Afghan Christians of Kabul Hope Latest Series: Hacked: the Saga How an oily politician and a band of intellectual property and identity thieves conspired to erase a third-grade Sunday school teacher, Read more of her work on Google Scholar and Substack or contact her to write for you.

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