Fawn of Minnesota Deserves Justice
Several US Attorney’s resigned rather than investigate Becca Goods involvement with “The Community” which is code for Minnesota’s Political Lesbian Community. They / Them are untouchable and their role in fraud is likely to be substantial because of it.
No one dare say this out loud and the results of that silence are often deadly.
Fawn Fay Dietz was born in Albert Lea on September 18, 2003, and was dead on February 27, 2023, at age nineteen, found face down in a snowbank after fentanyl toxicity she had no medical history to predict.
Fourteen days before she died, two female counselors with treatment authority over her — Jen Ostaba and a co-worker identified in the contemporaneous filings as “Diana,” both with prior incarceration at MCF-Shakopee — took her off-premises to their apartment for a weekend.
She reported to a fellow resident that they attempted to coerce her into a sexual relationship.
The fellow resident who tried to escalate her disclosure was the subject, within days, of a false counter-allegation by the housing director and lost his job, his housing, and sixteen hours to drug-court community service. The original referrer was forcibly evicted, his dentures broken, his belongings destroyed.
Dozens of mandatory reporters were notified. Zero action was taken.
The operator structure was a paired LLC: Change.Place as the unregulated sober-housing fulfillment vehicle, Twin Cities Wellness as the licensed Medicaid-billable treatment vehicle. Thirty residential properties.
The men’s house had no cameras and was not fire-code compliant. Not by a long shot.
The women’s house was under continuous video and audio surveillance — the architectural confession that the operator’s instrumentation existed to control the residents, not protect them.
An unlicensed, unbonded, unidentified armed enforcer the file calls “Batman” handled the evictions. The principals — Jeremy Hover, Crystal Hover, Sam Peterson, Jen Ostaba — were already a felony-class operator-class operating inside the NUWAY-partner network now under federal anti-kickback investigation.
The personal referrer of record, made the written report to Desk Officer Grant at the Minneapolis Police Department 4th Precinct on April 24, 2023.
By June 2023 she had also notified, in writing, by name: Amy Levy at Hennepin County HHS; Attorney General Keith Ellison’s tenant advocacy office; Nikki Farago, Deputy Commissioner for Agency Culture and Relations at DHHS; Shireen Gandhi, Deputy Commissioner for Agency Effectiveness at DHHS; Chief William Blair Anderson at the St. Cloud Police Department; Chief Brian O’Hara at the Minneapolis Police Department; Mayor Jacob Frey; Senator Amy Klobuchar’s Minneapolis office; the Mower County Sheriff; and the press desks of four named Minnesota reporters. “CB”, the Anoka County mandated reporter, had already filed multiple MAARC reports.
DEED had already cut funding.
Three years later, no charging document has been filed against the named coercers. No license revocation has been published against the Twin Cities Wellness LLC pair. No Hennepin County Medical Examiner case-conference record has been produced on the suspicious death of a vulnerable adult in a licensed facility.
From Hennepin County mandatory reporter, Jared Charles to Commissioner Paul Schnell, I suspect, you will find no one could be bothered to investigate if the wrongdoers are women or lesbians.
And — the load-bearing fact for federal review — no referral was made by any of the notified Minnesota agencies to the Office of the Legislative Auditor under Minnesota Statute §609.456, which requires every state employee who acquires evidence of misuse of public funds to report it in writing to the OLA, within the OLA’s own published two-business-day window.
Change.Place / Twin Cities Wellness was billing the state and the county. The misuse-of-funds evidence was on every desk. The §609.456 channel was the one channel no Minnesota office opened.
For Harmeet Dhillon: this is your §43A.191 case made personal.
The hiring-filter architecture that produced United States v. State of Minnesota 0:26-cv-00273 is the same upstream pre-clearance mechanism that allows a felony-class operator pair, including two staff with prior incarceration at MCF-Shakopee, to retain treatment authority over a vulnerable Native nineteen-year-old at a Medicaid-adjacent facility.
The Civil Rights Division’s hiring-filter input case has its output here: Black, Indigenous, and other people of color residents under surveillance asymmetry, evicted by an unlicensed armed enforcer, dead in snowbanks, with no published institutional consequence to the operator.
The same Minnesota institutional posture that defended §43A.191 is the posture that has now run three years without referring this file to the OLA.
For Scott Brady: the Twin Cities Wellness billing record sits within exactly the Medicaid-fraud takedown perimeter the May 21, 2026 Minnesota action established. The operator pair is the unit of analysis EO 14395 was written for.
The Change.Place / Twin Cities Wellness fact pattern — paired LLC kickback architecture, billing churn on six-week cycles, unpaid forced labor of vulnerable adults, falsified background-check documentation, dead residents — fits the federal anti-fraud vector that the prior Minnesota state architecture refused to use against the operator class three Minnesota AGs have now declined to charge.
The federal vehicle exists. The Minnesota vehicle was never opened. The referrer is named, contactable, and still publishing. Fawn Fay Dietz, age 19, deserves the Hennepin County Medical Examiner case conference, the §609.234 prosecution for knowing failure to report when maltreatment caused or contributed to the death of a vulnerable adult, the OLA special review that would make the case-management record public, and the federal cross-reference into the anti-kickback and §43A.191 architectures the DOJ has already opened.
The fawn was born in Minnesota. The system was notified. The Office of the Legislative Auditor was the one office Minnesota did not tell about her.
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**Primary sources:** Minn. Stat. §609.456 [https://www.revisor.mn.gov/statutes/cite/609.456]; Minn. Stat. §626.557 [https://www.revisor.mn.gov/statutes/cite/626.557]; Minn. Stat. §609.234 [https://www.revisor.mn.gov/statutes/cite/609.234]; OLA Reporting Guide [https://www.auditor.leg.state.mn.us/sreview/reporting-guide.htm]; DHS Sober Homes Situational Analysis 2023 [https://www.lrl.mn.gov/docs/2023/mandated/231529.pdf]; United States v. State of Minnesota 0:26-cv-00273 [https://www.justice.gov/crt/media/1423361/dl].
