Montana Woman Sentenced on Federal Workers’ Comp Fraud Charges

May 28, 2010

  • June 1, 2010 at 10:21 am
    T B Zorak says:
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    This article does not reflect what I’ve repeatedly observed in the work place. I’ve had several co-workers go out on Federal Disability Retirement after their performance was found to be unacceptable. Each of these people later took similar jobs at state or local gov’t entities and continue to collect Fed Disability payments. I guess Schreiber’s problem was that she was in Montana where the US Atty’s workload allows for him/her to pursue such crimes? This is not happening in Washington state or many other places. Fed Disability fraud is rampant.

  • June 1, 2010 at 1:43 am
    National Whistleblower says:
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    (see http://www.scribd.com/doc/16789205/Complaint-Letter-and-Evidence-to-Department-of-Homeland-Security)

    Collusion is being used by the Corporation known as the United States Government and its subsidiaries (federal agencies). Government agencies that are entrusted with enforcement of the laws of the United States Constitution are being coerced (Terrorized) not to do so. Abuse of power and obstruction of justice is being used to fix the deficit (death fix it). This is Terrorism – Genocide (Population Control). Terrorism begets terrorism. YHVH’s Peoples Righteous Kill Defense.

  • June 1, 2010 at 3:11 am
    adjuster says:
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    OK… who let crazy in the room…

  • June 1, 2010 at 6:18 am
    RetiredFed says:
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    Perhaps I missed something, but it’s my impression that obtaining a Federal disability retirement is virtually impossible. In the first place, isn’t more than one doctor’s opinion required? And wouldn’t the person actually have to demonstrate to the doctor that he/she could not perform certain bodily movements? I’ll use Employee Accommodation for an example. In my (former) agency, those who could not deploy overseas or work irregular hours (shift work) had to submit a Request for Employee Accommodation, based on physical limitations. It required extensive documentation from the doctor(s) in narrative form, as to why the employee could not perform those duties. I worked with a guy who had three stints in his heart and DOD still wanted additional documentation! Someone must have been asleep at the switch when this woman’s case was processed. Anyway, she deserves what she gets. The rest of us have to pull our weight and so should she.



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