Elizabeth Phillips

And so, I mean, since 20... I started this investigation in 2021.

2020, actually.

Fall of 2020.

And here we are in 2026.

I've been in touch with eight to ten law enforcement agencies at this point, including the inspector general's office.

They were looking at Kanakuk for PPP loan fraud.

I was like, well, get them on whatever you can, like, at this point.

I didn't know what an inspector general was.

I had to Google it.

I'm like, this is not what I do.

But I guess it is now.

Might be the rest of my life.

But yeah, I mean, the Inspector General's office, HSI, FBI, IRS, DPD.

We had an arrest in Dallas.

We had been in touch with the, yeah, different jurisdictions and their law enforcement.

The Attorney General of Missouri, now two different Attorney Generals in Missouri.

And they're like, sorry, we can't do anything about Kanakuk because we have unique jurisdictional issues.

The way it was explained is that in Missouri, there's unique jurisdictional issues where they can't act upon anything unless the local law enforcement brings them in.

I was positively refreshed, though, by some Missouri legislators.

So... after I uncovered what happened to my brother,