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Self-dealing contracts, such as the $70 million bond funds spent on assets controlled by Disney, which the district could neither access nor audit properly.
Double taxation, where community taxpayers were unfairly billed for maintenance costs that primarily benefited Disney corporate operations.
Misreporting and concealment, such as Disney employees and district officials colluding to hide benefits like employee discounts and passes as non-taxable perks, effectively defrauding the IRS and Florida authorities.
A pattern of corruption, with extensive emails and internal communications revealing Disney officials' knowledge of illegal activities, and their attempts to conceal evidence.