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The Fort Lauderdale police have told Concussion Inc. they are working on our request for release of the two verbatim witness statements accompanying the 2004 report […]

by Irvin Muchnick   Michael Averett, an assistant coach at Swim Fort Lauderdale, has denied to us that he told J.P. Cote, a Florida parent who […]

by Irvin Muchnick and Tim Joyce   With Concussion Inc.’s publication of the more explicit public records that are slowly being surrendered by the City of […]

… today’s story on Florida State University’s Jameis Winston investigation … Then Chuck Wielgus, chief executive of USA Swimming, would be headed to prison instead of […]

by Irvin Muchnick and Tim Joyce   Congressman George Miller and the House Committee on Education and the Workforce need to be paying close attention to […]

by Irvin Muchnick   The San Francisco Chronicle has set the new standard in 21st century corporate journalism: On a story about a premeditated blind-side physical […]

by Irvin Muchnick   Cole Copertino, assistant city counsel for Fort Lauderdale, today told Concussion Inc. that the police administrative staff “have been diligently searching the […]

by Irvin Muchnick and Tim Joyce   Dean Trantalis, city commissioner for Fort Lauderdale’s second district, strenuously distances himself when asked about Alex Pussieldi. On February […]

FALL 2003. With assistant coach Alex Pussieldi chaperoning at a hotel during a meet in Orlando, video circulates of a girl swimmer on Hall of Fame […]