He knows what's going on. I've always been up front with him. The Times has acquired unlisted phone numbers, addresses, criminal records and personal family histories considered private by the Seminole Tribe and protected by law. They have interviewed disgruntled former employees and others expected to shed negative light on the Tribe, including political opponents of Chairman James Billie, Tribal business associates and known crooks and con men. You don't need to contact me by telephone.
Anonymity is crucial.
Your name will never come up. Anonymous notes, written on a home typewriter would be best. Similar letters were mailed to others, including Hollywood Clinic Director Dr. Tim Lozon. Lozon's letter came to his home address, which he considers unlisted. In the letter, Goldstein made an allegation of federal misdeeds involving then-Tribal Executive Administrator Larry Frank.