The woman in the middle of one of the biggest scandals occurring today, for the first time is speaking out in an interview with CNN, shown below, and claims that despite being in the midst of a massive investigation, the truth about the Veteran Administration's secret waiting and death list is still being hidden and covered up.
Pauline DeWenter, the scheduling clerk at the Phoenix VA, where the scandal first was exposed, claims that records were changed, notes on files removed, and much much more is revealed in this exclusive interview.
Records of dead veterans were changed or physically altered, some even in recent weeks, to hide how many people died while waiting for care at the Phoenix VA hospital, a whistle-blower told CNN in stunning revelations that point to a new coverup in the ongoing VA scandal.
"Deceased" notes on files were removed to make statistics look better, so veterans would not be counted as having died while waiting for care, Pauline DeWenter said.
DeWenter should know. DeWenter is the actual scheduling clerk at the Phoenix VA who said for the better part of a year she was ordered by supervisors to manage and handle the so-called "secret waiting list," where veterans' names of those seeking medical care were often placed, sometimes left for months with no care at all.
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