"A classic David vs Goliath battle against the "Blood Brothers" Nothing gets the old blood to boiling like the state of our health care system and the mishandling of the medical system by HMOs to PPOs, x-rays to blood draws and pharmaceuticals to labs. It would seem there is nothing beyond the realm of untold millions in fraudulent practices—most of which go unprosecuted. Not undetected. Unprosecuted. Medicare, Medicaid, or MediCal are merely fodder for some of the worse “pull-through” revenue schemes perpetrated on the American taxpaying public. Those who would dare fight the giants are the “Whistleblowers” or Qui-tam. The author is one such. Blood Money is the 7-8 year chronology of his battle, a classic David vs Goliath tale. Fraudulent claims were recognized as early as 1863, when Lincoln instituted the False Claims Statute, or Qui-tam, that quickly become known as “Lincoln’s Law.” It just as quickly overwhelmed federal law enforcement officials—and is apparently still doing so. “Approximately 80% of recoveries involve healthcare fraud…” The author called it taking on the “Blood Brothers,” those giants that no one thought could be brought to their knees—“considered by Congress and DOJ as ‘too big to fail’ and their CEOs as ‘too big to jail’.”