COLLABORATOR / MEDIA PARTNER WANTED: Independent Tech-Rescue & Local W (Luzerne Country)
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WHO'S LOOKING FOR THE NEXT BIG STORY?
The Courthouse officially stated that this case is a "million-dollar story with National News Potential." Small-town corruption, environmental misconduct, and targeted property exploitation are fully documented and ready to be exposed.
Seeking a fearless, honest, and dedicated person or team of writers, an investigative reporter, a documentary filmmaker, a true-crime podcaster, or an independent video creator within a 1-hour drive of the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre area for a long-term, high-impact storytelling partnership.
The Partnership & Your Role:
• The Voice Needed: I am a highly skilled electronics and computer repair technician, but I am naturally a very quiet person and a shy public speaker. I am looking for a trustworthy partner to "pal around with" and serve as the voice and face of this project.
• The Blueprint: I will provide the unassailable, hard evidence, and you will do the speaking, narrating, and storytelling in your own words. This is a collaborative partnership with a profit-share agreement on the final media content (ad revenue, monetization, distribution), or a powerful watchdog project for your portfolio.
The Setup & The National E-Waste Angle:
I operate a grassroots tech-rescue storefront in Luzerne County, PA. My daily mission is collecting, fixing, and rebuilding vintage computers and electronics—saving them directly from landfills. As we all know, electronic waste (e-waste) is a massive national problem, and my storefront serves as a direct, local solution to keep these toxic materials out of the ground.
However, my business and livelihood have been held hostage for 17 years by a reckless municipal contractor infraction that completely froze my life savings. To help keep e-waste out of our community, I actively give away donated printers and non-working flatscreen TVs to anyone who wants them completely for free. I am forced to clear these items out simply because I do not have physical room to store them—the commercial property I bought explicitly to house this landfill-rescue expansion inventory was rendered entirely useless and a safety hazard by my own Borough.
The Story:
In August 2008, I purchased a commercial lot for $30,000 to expand my business and fund a needed $100,000 roof replacement on my shop's attached 50x24-foot garage. Instead of grading the lot down to street level as officially authorized, local municipal contractors buried construction debris and graded the lot 4 feet higher than street level, leaving it an unusable safety hazard. When they realized I was a quiet person, they lied directly to my face, promising they were coming back to fix it, using empty reassurances to avoid accountability. Because they viewed me as a complete push-over, this municipal exploitation ultimately expanded to target my wife's extremely valuable ancestral residential property, which was ultimately sliced in half with a chainsaw and completely bulldozed under cover of night for a municipal parking lot.
The Unassailable Evidence Vault Includes:
• The Official Courthouse Record: A date-stamped legal appeal filed with the Luzerne County Board of Assessment Appeals on June 15, 2021, proving the courthouse officially reviewed the physical destruction, slashed my property tax assessment, and noted on the record that this is a "million-dollar story" with massive national exposure potential.
• The Hidden Railroad Culvert Encroachment: Official borough expenditure papers proving an ongoing $404.29 public infrastructure charge paid directly to Reading & Northern Real Estate after contractors illegally cleared overgrown weeds to dump dirt, exposing a hidden municipal drainage pipe running directly under the railroad tracks.
• Captured on Video: Over 15 years of unedited surveillance logs, hidden eyeglasses camera footage of council panels sitting in absolute silence, on-camera admissions from former mayors, and the sudden communication blackout of our local camera crew immediately following a sidewalk encounter with a Bounty Hunter.
On-Site Production Logistics:
Because my storefront is tightly packed with an inventory of over 1,000 computers, there is no physical room to conduct long-form interviews indoors. However, I have established an outdoor staging area on-site featuring a table and 5 chairs adjacent to our listed "Truck Parking Club" lot in Luzerne County. This lot features dedicated, cleared spaces with full clearance for an incoming partner to park an independent mobile camper unit or production trailer safely on-site. Exact landmark coordinates and cross-streets will be disclosed securely to vetted applicants to prevent premature municipal retaliation.
I do not rely on human memory; I let the timeline speak for itself. If you are an independent creator looking to expose contractor fraud, environmental misconduct, and small-town political apathy—all contrasted against a unique, grassroots electronics rescue mission—I welcome you to reach out.
To Apply:
Please reply through the Craigslist anonymous relay with a brief overview of your background, your media/editing experience, and why this project interests you. Serious, honest inquiries only. Full documentation and video archives will be made available to vetted partners under a Mutual Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) and formal Chain-of-Custody log.