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The purpose of this publication is to raise awareness, prevent future harm, and hold unethical actors accountable through transparency and lawful means. This is not an act of defamation but a factual and legally protected account of professional misconduct. If any party wishes to provide a formal response or documentation to contest the claims made, they are welcome to do so via legal@foundersdontforget.com within a legally recognized process.

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