When Yolo County Tik Tok Divorce Attorney Brian Pakpour accepted an invitation to attend a Sacramento America's Inns of Court meeting, he connected to  the inner circles of the Sacramento court corruption  with area judges and lawyers. That  one evening linked the Tik Tok lawyer to Santa Clara County prosecutor Jay Boyarasky who assured the invitation in order to  scrape Geo  Tags  and phone data that connects Pakpour to the largest public court corruption investigation in California's history. 

The scrapping of Pakpour's data footprint linked him to a money laundering scheme operating in  Santa Clara and Sacramento courts  through a domestic violence charities  known as WEAVE  and WOMENSV. 

At the forefront of the scheme are Santa Clara court attorneys Lisa Herrick and Fariba Soroosh who have been working pocket probate, custody and divorce cases with private  lawyers Nicole Ford, Elise Mitchell, Heather Allan, Jim Hoover,  Walter Hammon and BJ Fadem, for over a decade. 

Data Footprints of Ms. Soroosh and Ms. Herrick appear to indicate  how dark  money has moved in and aroound  divorce, probate and custody matters in California for the past 20 years and in secret accounts not controlled by regulated banks.

When Alex Dolnick uploaded the word combination for the Dark Data Password contained in Dicvorce Attorney  Elise Mitchell's files,  social media and data accounts, she unknowingly connected the dots in California's Largest Public Corruption Scandal arising from a decade long open source investigation that had been secretly monitored by the FBI.   

Dolnick has unlocked secret files that stand to indict 500 lawyers, judges and cops who work as Sheriffs or bailiffs along with court clerks, court reporters and charity operators.  Gangs operating from within Calfornia's courts have been concealed by lawyers and duly elected judges on the gang payrolls. 

With the help of social media,  cybersecurity hackers and open sourcing investigation cross references,   over 100,000 court files  and appeallete records   in Los Angeles, Orange County, Sacramento, Marin, Napa , Contra Costa, San Diego and Santa Clara County have been cross referenced to expose the  country's largest public corruption activity  linked to Silicon Valley and Hollywood. 

Dolick's acounts opened data footprints for Christopher Melcher, Laura Wasser, Trent Lewis, David Weinberg, Trent Lewis, Jack Trotter, Thomas Girardi, Michael Avenatti, John Eastman, Sheri Eisner,  Melina Johnson and Reva Goetz. These footprints and cross reference reveal  billions taken from California families involved in divorce, probate, and business disputes handled by JAMS in mandated arbitration or private judging cases.  

Data footprints will be loaded by region upon scape completion. 

Information pubished has been obtained using AI technology to scrape information in the public domain and court files in order to address undisclosed conflicts of interest that pose high risk of public corruption.