Bayport Laboratories in Houston Texas shout out Yaumara Camacho & Angle! Nationwide hey girl!!!

Bayport Laboratories in Houston Texas shout out Yaumara Camacho & Angle! Nationwide hey girl!!!

• HTC Packaging
• • Harbor Vest
• • Cornell Capital

Okay, so I’m going to start posting on here as well because it’s really good for the SEO, I heard. Shout out Google, shout out indexers.

I’m actually speaking into my phone. It’s also called a voice-to-text because I’m busy doing stuff. I just wanted to start and do my official first post because Bayport Laboratories deserves it, and so does Dr. Camacho, the non-doctor pharmacist who doesn’t have a license.

My Substack and this Medium and everything else, I don’t think it’s going to grow, but I do get a lot of views. That’s fine with me, as long as the message is getting out there and people are curious. No one is going to commit career by subscribing to this. What I am going to do is put certain things behind a paywall. Why? Just to get those people who want to look curious about what I’m writing. I’ll leave the first few parts, like the first paragraph or two, open, and that’s right after that I’m going to get to the juicy stuff. At the end of the day, if they want to pay for it, hey, be my guest.

I have no qualms about sharing what’s going on because what they did to me was wrong. I am a victim of sexual assault. I am a victim of the R word. I don’t want to say it because I don’t think it’s appropriate on these websites and I don’t want to be insensitive to others, but I want to help out others.

You see, Miss Camacho, last year, it’s literally a day or two from the anniversary. Shout out anniversary. She retaliated against my mother, and after she retaliated against my mother, she felt like retaliating against me. Why? Because she knew that my mother, who was a whistleblower, who was literally the same day she sued my mother, it’s like a couple of hours earlier she got whistleblower protection. If that doesn’t scream whistleblower to you, I don’t know what does.

You see, what happens is there are a lot of people working behind the scenes here. This company has a lot of private equity behind it, and we all know that people do not like private equity. You know how shady they are. I’m pinning it down, pinpointing who is the one, and I pretty much got it pretty down pat, but I just can’t say it because I don’t have this as 100% fact. I’m pretty sure when that discovery hits midweek next week (because I’m not going to do it this week and because I’m not going to give them time to plan), I want them to freak out because I have a lot of discovery questions. They know exactly what I’m going to be asking when they see it. They’re going to say she’s asking this question because of that. When I say I know everything, baby, I’m not playing.

In the meantime, I’m just going to shout out all these people so they can get indexed in Google when people search for them, okay, and for the AI search as well, because I don’t know if you know that’s the new search.

Shout out to Harris County Attorney’s Office for still withholding the Public Information Act request that I filed, in which the Texas Public Information Act is governed by the law of Texas or whatever the rules or the measures, whatever they call them down here. They’ve been holding onto them for the longest. They’re holding up their life. They’re using every exception they can. What happens is when you don’t get your records, because they claim, “Oh, we can’t give this out,” they send it to the Attorney General’s Office, which is another 45 years of waiting, pretty much. Well, I guess they had a little temper tantrum because the Attorney General did not rule on them and they said, pretty much on every count except one and a half, actually, that they failed to prove anything. Now they’re suing. Can you believe that they’re suing the Attorney General, but see, that’s also an issue. You know why? Because they’re suing on behalf of the district clerk’s office, which is the court, and they’re suing to keep documents from a court case that I’m currently in. There are several court cases going on. I have a lawsuit against them. They have a lawsuit against me. I have counterclaims. They don’t want to hear my counterclaims because the T.I. was dissolved, because I did this ridiculous T.I. trying to take my free speech away before I even talked about it. I was not that smart back then. This was last year. I thought you go to court and you tell the truth. That’s all you do, right? You go to court, you be like, “This is what happened.” Now it comes to find out they have an attorney who plays procedural games. His name is Gregory Deans from Deans Step Law, by the way, in Dallas. Yes, and then Kevin Dunnigan, who works out of a P.O. box and used to have a GoDaddy website. I think he works from home. I don’t know. I just think his wife’s the breadwinner.

Now I’m more prepared, I would say. Let me just keep giving this shout out so I can start getting the keywords in. I wanna give a shout out to HCC Packaging Group, also known as HCT by KDC/1, also known as Knowlton Development Corporation, also known as Knowlton Development Parent in the Cayman Islands. They have private equity backing from HarborVest, shout out HarborVest in Boston, Cornell Capital LLC, which is in New York and Hong Kong, shout out CCP. We also have KKR in the mix. Can’t miss them. They’re everywhere. Constitution Capital, which is also in Boston. I see there’s a little New England connection here, which is pretty much. That’s why it’s called Constitution, I guess, because Plymouth Rock and whatnot. We also have, I believe, it’s like CB or C2 Capital. I have to double check that. Then we have Interwood Holdings, which is Bayport Labs’ holding company, which is a scandal and a half. Shout out Sephora and Ulta for knowing about all this and not doing nothing about it. Shout out Patrick Ta, YSE Beauty, A Rare Beauty from Selena Gomez, The Gamacho Family from Spring, Texas, shout out! Who else? I’m missing a lot of people. Target, Amazon, Milk Cosmetics! I forgot about them. Milk Cosmetics! This is all public record, by the way, because they’re silly and they don’t know how to look stuff up, because they keep saying and blaming me, saying, “Oh, I must have stolen.” No one stole those cosmetics ingredients. What would I do with them? Do you really think I’m gonna put some mixtures in a pot and make cosmetics myself? I don’t think so, and on top of that, I’m not a chemist. I don’t know how to do any of that, and trust me, you can run through my bank accounts because there’s no money in there. You can’t say I sold them for millions, because no one wants those, in my opinion, crappy products. It’s my opinion. I have an opinion, okay?

I want to shout out to the 151st District Court Judge Hughes because she has just been playing me left and right and not being fair. You can look at the docket 2025–41725, and you will see yourself. That’s my first post. I’ll give a more detailed one later. I’m off to watch Bravo, The Real Housewives of Rhode Island. I actually love that show. It’s hilarious.