Public Records and Public Oversight

The report examines evidence related to building code compliance, regulatory oversight, the emergency response, government transparency, and the onePULSE Foundation, while documenting questions that the authors argue were never fully investigated. Its purpose is to preserve the historical record, promote accountability, and encourage informed public discussion based on cited evidence.

Rose responded from her private Gmail account, telling our group we were "dumb," calling us "a bunch of traitors," and instructing us to "kick rocks." She told Dr. Blair to "get a life" and "move on." She told PULSE survivors—people who lost friends, lovers, and family members in the deadliest mass shooting in American history—to stop "harassing" the City of Orlando.

The onePULSE Foundation had many conflicts of interest, allowing founder Barbara Poma to exploit the mass shooting at the Pulse Nightclub.

Public records show that the Pulse Nightclub was over legal capacity on the night of the mass shooting—a glaring life safety violation.

Public records show that the Pulse Nightclub was not permitted to operate as a nightclub, despite what the City spun to reporters.

An exit at the Pulse Nightclub was blocked by a beverage cooler, trapping survivors in a narrow alley on the north side of the building.