The House in the Photographs
None of that is procurement-sensitive information.
None of it is protected.
All of it is the kind of thing that, read aloud from a transcript eighteen months later by somebody who wants it to sound bad, sounds bad.
Part Twenty-Seven: What They Found
The report of investigation is one hundred and forty-one pages plus exhibits and I have read the whole of it, twice, and I am going to give the findings honestly, including the one that is about me.
On the central question: no evidence was found that I had ever disclosed non-public procurement information to Christian Dupont or to any person affiliated with Dupont Enterprise Group, or that I had taken any official action affecting DEG’s financial interests, or that any DEG award or subcontract could be traced to any act of mine.