EDD Fraud in California
Combined the total loss by EDD is now at $483 billion and counting.
Agenda 21 Radio first reported the loss of over $3 billion dollars from the Employment Development Department (EDD) in January of 2020 when Chriss Street started to examine California’s financials as part of the research into the New California State movement. Chriss reported the numbers to the state of California. Later in 2020 the numbers started to take off as $3 billion went to $7 billion then to $15 billion. The 2021 year got worse. By the end of 2021 the amount being reported to Agenda 21 Radio and AENN was a staggering $161 billion in funds that the EDD had no idea of where the money went.
After numerous state legislative hearings with the director of EDD there is still little known about where the money went outside prisoners and criminals around the country.
The the big hammer hit in January 2022 when the Disability Department of the EDD reported a another bigger “staggering” loss of $322 billion that hey had no idea where it went.
Combined the total loss by EDD is now at $483 billion and counting.
From KCRA News
Sacramento, CA-California’s Employment Development Department suspended 345,000 disability claims as it was hit with yet another wave of fraud and identity theft. While working to overcome the challenges that come with a disability, the matter is leaving thousands of people in dire financial straits. “On top of being emotionally and physically drained from my surgeries, now I’m anxious over the fact that we’re not getting paid, so that’s been extremely hard,” Karen Rickard said. Karen and her husband Tom have been spending a lot of time tucked away at home in the town of Volcano.
The biggest fraud in US history: Watch the full EDD fraud documentary Easy Money
Beginning in September of 2020, KCRA 3 Investigates producer Dave Manoucheri and Photographer Victor Nieto began traveling across California and interviewing people in other states as part of an unprecedented documentary project that revealed a wave of problems created by the failures of California’s Employment Development Department, or EDD. With nearly 15 hours of interviews from 17 people – and dozens of hours of news footage — Easy Money tells the story of what is being called the worst fraud in United States history.
