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  • Lindsey S

    Date: 11/01/2024

    11/01/2024 This is Lindsey S****** I would like to write 1 one star review regarding lack of customer services from the Washington-Times,... on October 6th 2024 I emailed the Washington Times in regards reporting to the DHS Inspector Generals office a woman who was involved in reckless child endangerment, Kidnapping, Child laundering and Child Human trafficking of my daughter at age 2,.... and the DHS Inspector general choosing not to do a proper investigation regarding everything and the 50 report I sent them showing this person was involved in all of these things. According to the DHS Inspector generals website it states on there if you know of any CPS/DHS employees involved in Criminal-Activity please report it to us and we will Investigate the situation,.. well I did that with the DHS Inspector generals office and the DHS Inspector generals office chose not to properly investigate the whole situation which was what I was wanting the Washington-Times help in, in regards to Investigating the whole situation, with a News-Reporter-Publisher-Investigator,.... Other then emailing the Washington Times regarding all of this on: October 6th 2024 I also tried calling out to the Washington times serval times to phone numbers: and on October 9th 2024 and then again on 10/16/2024 by reaching out to: President & Executive Editor Christopher Dolan at: Today I am still wanting and needing help and support from the Washington-Times News Company in regards to getting a story News article written and Published in the News-Paper,... Lindsey S******,....

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