ICBC employees: Beata Siwinksi’s and Edward Leung’s fraud.
For about a year and half I believed that the only reason I
was determined 100% responsible was the false witness statement submitted by
Sterling Rychkun and focused all my efforts on exposing his and James Joseph
Donald’s fraud. I gathered enough evidence and reported my findings to
ICBC’s Special Investigation Unit (“SIU”). I was confident it was only a matter
of time until they reverse their decision, the evidence was too good to ignore.
I filed complaints with fairness office and talked to ICBC
managers and adjusters without getting anywhere. I couldn’t figure out why they
were not acting on my complaints.
Finally in October 2021, almost two years after the
accident, one adjuster got frustrated with my complaining and sent me a copy
and paste of the contents of a document he called the Rationale, and told me
that I must’ve received it when I filed a Freedom of Information request; I did not, it was excluded. That
was the first I knew of the document and the full reasons for being held responsible for the
accident. Beata Siwinski lied and made false claims about me. She pretty much
portrayed me as a liar.
That was when I realized that all the time I was asking them
to investigate the witness for fraud, I wasn’t actually addressing all the
evidence they had against me. A lying witness didn’t concern them at all, they
had more evidence against me and I did not refute any of it because I had not
clue it existed.
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