Richard J. Szrabe, MHNA's founder and CEO, invites:-
inquiries from prospective customers (we avoid the word 'client') for MHNA consulting services and training services. The first one or two hours of Zoom video preliminary discussion are free. Everything is comprehensively confidential indefinitely
involvement in MHNA's customer and training work from appropriate professionals. We are always on the lookout for genuine specialists who can assist professionally (in the case of a case, always with the customer's genuinely fully informed prior written permission). MHNA offers stimulating interaction; the prospect of interesting, helpful networking, and opportunities for professional advancement
contact from anyone anywhere inclined to confidentially share useful relevant data. We welcome relevant input from and proactive interaction with victims, villains, reformed villains, police, prosecutors, judges, regulators, journalists, investigators, analysts, etc. There's quite a community out there of real people who have knowledge and experience to contribute. We value all of it.
HOW CAN I SECURELY COMMUNICATE IN WRITING WITH MHNA? The simplest quickest way to correspond with MHNA is, at least initially, by email, with attachments, to email@inheritancecrime.com (use a secure browser if you like). Once we get started, we'll suggest genuinely secure platforms for video conversations and further correspondence. We don't like some 'secure' platforms. We are not unqualifiedly sold on the idea of end-to-end encryption. We find PGP and similar key encryption annoying and never use it.
IS EVERYTHING I SEND CONFIDENTIAL COMPREHESIVELY AND INDEFINITELY? Yes. MHNA is used to dealing with confidential data. We are accountable directly to you for the indefinitely secure, private, confidential storage, handling and use of every written and oral communication no matter what.
WHAT DATA CAN I CONTRIBUTE? You can email us, nonymously and or anonymously, relevant:-
tips
documents
comments, criticisms, opinions, impressions, theories, hypotheses, ideas, thoughts, etc.
cases
stories, including of good and bad experiences
contacts and connections
any other data you think MHNA might find useful.
BREACHING CONFIDENTIALITY: Divulging another person's confidential data in breach of your legal obligations of confidentiality is not that problematic if done in the course of protected whistleblowing and or when lawfully complying with a legal obligation to disclose actual or apprehended criminality.
WHAT WE DON'T WANT: MHNA has no interest in any assertion, allegation, accusation, opinion or anything else that has no secure basis in incontrovertible, conclusively evidenced fact.