Sarai Hannah Ajai's Incident Report - Suspected Identity Thefts, Impersonations, Forged Civil Documents, Unauthorized Digital Access, and Interference With Personal and Legal Affairs

 Incident Report

Suspected Identity Thefts, Impersonations, Forged Civil Documents, Unauthorized Digital Access, and Interference With Personal and Legal Affairs

Reporting Party: Sarai Hannah Ajai
Subject Matter: Suspected identity theft, impersonation, forged civil/legal documents, unauthorized telecommunications and device access, and related interference with personal rights and affairs
Status: Ongoing concern requiring evidence preservation and formal review

I. Statement of Incident

I, Sarai Hannah Ajai, submit this Incident Report to document an ongoing and serious concern that one or more unknown individuals may be engaged in a broader pattern of identity misuse, impersonation, document fraud, unauthorized digital intrusion, and interference with my personal, legal, and technological affairs. I believe that my personally identifiable information (“PII”), name, signatures, account relationships, and legal position may have been misused in order to create false authority, cause identity confusion, damage my reputation, interfere with my rights, or obtain an unauthorized access to matters associated with my person and affairs.

More specifically, I am concerned that falsified, unauthorized, or fraudulently prepared documents may have been created, circulated, filed, relied upon, or used in connection with my identity, including but not limited to possible forged affidavits, waiver documents, powers of attorney, guardianship-related papers, marriage license records, and marriage certificates. I am additionally concerned that one or more unknown persons may have adopted, registered, or used a legal name substantially similar or nearly identical to my full legal name, Sarai Hannah Ajai, in order to impersonate me, exploit my PII, and create confusion concerning my identity, civil status, legal rights, or personal affairs.

I further report that these documentation concerns appear to coincide with suspected unauthorized access to my digital and telecommunication services, including my V*r*z*n account associated with my personal Apple iPhone 17, my M*d*o*t*n*n* C*m*u*i*a*i*n* Inc. (“M*d*o”) home internet service, and devices connected to my home network, including my Apple Mac Mini M1. I believe these events may form part of a single larger pattern designed to assume influence or control over my identity, online communications, telecommunications, legal standing, and personal affairs without my knowledge or consent.

II. Summary of Core Concerns

I report the following concerns as part of one connected pattern:

1. Suspected identity theft and impersonation. I believe one or more unknown persons may have used my name, PII, and/or a substantially similar name identity in order to impersonate me or create confusion regarding my identity.
2. Suspected forged civil or legal documents. I am concerned that false or unauthorized documents may have been created or used in my name, including possible forged affidavits, waivers, powers of attorney, guardianship materials, marriage license records, and marriage certificates.
3. Possible false assumption of authority. These documents appear to have been used, or prepared for use, to wrongfully assume control over my identity, legal rights, civil status, and personal affairs by falsely suggesting consent, authority, waiver, incapacity, marital status, guardianship status, or substituted decision-making.
4. Unauthorized digital and telecommunications access. I believe my Verizon mobile accounts, M*d*o internet service, and one or more devices may have been accessed, monitored, redirected, mirrored, cloned, or otherwise tampered with without lawful authorizations.
5. Interference with legal and personal standing. I am concerned that the above conduct may have been intended to affect my records, reputation, account access, communications, or legal position.

III. Numbered Allegations

For documentation purposes, I state the following allegations:

1. Unknown persons may have unlawfully used or exploited my PII in connection with identity misuse, impersonation, or fraudulent account-related conduct.
2. Unknown persons may have unlawfully used my name or a confusingly similar name identity to impersonate me or create confusion about who I am.
3. Unknown persons may have prepared, circulated, filed, or relied upon forged or unauthorized documentsbearing my name, purported signature, or identity details.
4. The suspected documents may include, without limitation, affidavits, waiver forms, powers of attorney, guardianship-related documents, marriage license records, and marriage certificates.
5. These suspected documents appear to have been used to wrongfully assume or simulate authority over my identity, legal rights, personal affairs, civil status, or decision-making capacity.
6. I believe my V*r*z*n accounts, associated with my personal Apple iPhone 17, may have been compromised, accessed without authorization, or used as part of a broader pattern of surveillance, redirection, cloning, interception, or monitoring.
7. I believe my M*d*o home internet service, connected to my Apple Mac Mini M1 by ethernet, may have been tampered with, mirrored, routed through, or accessed by unknown devices, Apple eco-system or networks without my consent.
8. I believe one or more of my devices may have been cloned, mirrored, surveilled, or subjected to unauthorized data capture.
9. I assert that any such access, interception, or control has not been knowingly authorized by me and, to my knowledge, has occurred without lawful warrant, due process, or judicial authorization.
10. I believe the identity-related, documentation-related, and technology-related issues described above are not isolated incidents, but instead may reflect a broader coordinated pattern of exploitation and interference.

IV. Digital Exploitation and Technology Concerns

In addition to the suspected identity and documentation misconduct described above, I report the following technology-related concerns as part of the same broader pattern:

• My V*r*z*n account, associated with my personal Apple iPhone 17, may have been compromised or accessed without authorization. I believe my mobile communications and personal data may have been monitored, redirected, intercepted, or cloned.
• My M*d*o home internet service, connected to my Apple Mac Mini M1 via ethernet, appears to have been tampered with, mirrored, or accessed across an unknown devices, eco-system or networks without my consent.
• I have reason to believe that one or more of my devices may have been cloned, mirrored, surveilled, or subjected to unauthorized data capture.
• I strongly assert that these actions, if confirmed, occurred without lawful authority, without due process, and without valid judicial authorization.

V. Possible Legal References

The following authorities may be relevant to the conduct described, depending on the facts established by investigation:

1. 18 U.S.C. § 1028 addresses fraud involving identification documents, authentication features, and false identification documents. DOJ describes the statute as covering conduct such as producing, transferring, or possessing false identification documents or documents produced without lawful authority. (Department of Justice)
2. 18 U.S.C. § 1028A is the federal aggravated identity theft statute. DOJ identifies aggravated identity theft as one of the statutes commonly implicated in identity-theft schemes. (Department of Justice)
3. 18 U.S.C. § 1030 (Computer Fraud and Abuse Act) addresses certain unauthorized access offenses involving protected computers. DOJ states that the statute describes offenses occurring when a defendant accesses a protected computer “without authorization.” (Department of Justice)
4. 18 U.S.C. § 2701 (Stored Communications Act) makes it an offense to intentionally access without authorization, or exceed authorized access to, a facility through which an electronic communication service is provided and thereby obtain, alter, or prevent authorized access to electronic communications in storage. (Department of Justice)
5. 18 U.S.C. § 2511 and related Title III provisions prohibit unauthorized interception, disclosure, and use of wire, oral, or electronic communications, subject to specified exceptions. DOJ identifies these federal electronic-surveillance provisions as codified at 18 U.S.C. § 2510 et seq. (Department of Justice)
6. DOJ also notes that identity-theft or fraud schemes may involve additional federal offenses such as wire fraud, mail fraud, credit-card fraud, or financial-institution fraud, depending on the facts. (Department of Justice)

VI. Requested Review and Preservation

I respectfully request that this matter be treated as a serious identity-related and technology-related incident requiring:

1. Preservation of records, including account access logs, carrier records, internet service records, device logs, and any documents or filings bearing my name or purported signature.
2. Review of possible forged or unauthorized civil documents, including any document purporting to establish marital status, guardianship authority, power of attorney, waiver, affidavit-based consent, or related authority.
3. Review of possible impersonation through a substantially similar legal name, including any person or filing that may have been used to create identity confusion regarding Sarai Hannah Ajai.
4. Review of unauthorized telecommunications and device access, including possible account compromise, interception, monitoring, cloning, mirroring, or related unauthorized system access.
5. Investigation into whether multiple events are connected, rather than isolated, and whether documentation misuse and digital access concerns are part of the same course of conduct.

VII. Closing Statement

I submit this report in good faith for documentation, evidence preservation, and formal review. The concerns described above involve suspected identity theft, impersonation, forged civil or legal documents, possible false assumption of authority over my affairs, and unauthorized access to digital and telecommunications systems associated with me. Because these issues may affect my legal rights, civil status, records, communications, and personal affairs, I believe they warrant careful examination and preservation of all relevant evidence.

 

Respectfully Submitted,

Sarai Hannah Ajai