Bregman/Lovato Settlement Nearing

Gil Lovato, the disgraced former APS administrator, and his lawyer Sam Bregman, have some unfinished business.

They still need to pry a bunch of tax dollars out of the hands of the leadership of the APS.


In their favor, they have Lovato's body map.

According to Bregman; when the body map is made public, there won't be a senior APS administrator left standing.

Those in the leadership of the APS who want the map to disappear, are looking for a way to help Bregman and Lovato get their hush money. Bregman and Lovato can count on the deliberate intention of some in the leadership of the APS, to trade public resourses for immunity.

In their corner, apparently, the leadership
of the local newspapers and media.


Working against Bregman and Lovato; the clock.

If, by some happenstance, there is an honest audit of administrative accountability; Lovato's body map becomes worthless.

Who wants a map to where the treasure used to be buried?

Also a big problem, the body map has no intrinsic value; it is worthless in their lawsuit. Worse than worthless, the body map cannot actually be used in court, because it would prove guilty knowledge of public corruption and incompetence in the leadership of the APS.

Body maps, like treasure maps, are only valuable if the information that the contain is still secret from everyone else.

Finally, District Attorney Kari Brandenburg cannot sit on her evidence forever. Sooner or later, she is going to have to reveal that the evidence turned over to her by APS/Modrall, is in fact, evidence of criminal misconduct.

When (if) that finally happens, Lovato's map declines in value.




I predict that announcement will be made soon.
Monica Armenta will communicate that APS has settled
with Lovato and Bregman for an amount less than it
would cost to defend a principle; with the specifics to be kept "confidential for personnel protections".

She will not stand for follow up questions;



which will be OK with Charlie Moore, Bill Slakey,
and the folks who run the TV stations;

because they won't be asking any.