The sprawling drive contains folders with names including 'SUSD Wackos,' 'Press Conference Psychos' and 'Anti Mask Lunatics.' The drive has since been set to private, but a copy of its contents has been reviewed by. However, the mom noticed that at the top of the screenshot, a Google Drive address was visible, and when she entered the address into her browser, found that the cloud drive was publicly accessible. Stafford dismissed the accusation in a reply, saying that Greenburg had read the conversation out of order and misinterpreted her post accusing someone else of anti-Islamic sentiment.
The existence of the Scottsdale dossier first came to light in August, when Jann-Michael Greenburg apparently sent a screenshot of a Facebook conversation to area resident Kim Stafford, accusing her of anti-Jewish sentiment. 'We've been seeing it over the past few years that we've been active in going to school board meetings here in Arizona, to where they are actually using law enforcement to investigate, follow us on our social media groups all in an effort to intimidate, harass and silence us,' said Dillard. 'This behavior, while it's shocking is absolutely not surprising at all,' she said. The link to the Google Drive was accidentally made public when Greenburg shared this screenshot with a parent, who discovered that the drive was publicĭillard, the other mother who spoke out on Friday, also called for Greenburg's resignation and slammed the creation of the dossier. 'We are calling for the resignation of this president because parents felt threatened, they felt endangered and this is not something the district can just brush to the side,' Carney added. 'That was just for damage control, but I mean we really need the district to step up and send out an apology and let us know they are investigating this.' 'Parents are so disappointed by the district trying to deflect what was going on,' Carney said of the district letter responding to the scandal. The district blames Greenburg's father Mark, who shares a home and computer with his son, for creating the bizarre dossier, and the school board president has denied involvement, vowing an investigation by 'forensic IT staff'. Some of this information was then crafted into meme-like images, with rambling text disclosing purportedly embarrassing personal or financial information. In Scottsdale, the secret dossier tied to Greenburg, which was reviewed at length by, appeared to be an attempt to collect damaging information on parents who opposed Critical Race Theory, mask mandates and remote learning policies. School Board President Jann-Michael Greenburg had editing access to the Google Drive, but blames his father for creating it 'This is like something out of Kafka going on in Scottsdale, Arizona.' 'This is like an authoritarian regime,' agreed host Laura Ingraham. It's not the parents,' said Carney, who is running for a position on the school board next year.
'This latest scandal in Scottsdale just shows - is proof - who the label domestic terrorist really belongs to. One of the parents on the email, Amy Carney, appeared in an interview with Fox News on Friday alongside fellow mom Michelle Dillard to voice outrage over the dossier, which included Social Security numbers, financial information, and divorce records of parents who voiced disagreement with the district. Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board President Jann-Michael Greenburg's access to the Google Drive folder was revealed after he accidentally displayed the link in a screenshot he sent to parents in a heated email chain. Two Arizona mothers who were targeted in a secret dossier on parents who opposed school policies on CRT and masks have spoken out, demanding the immediate resignation of the school board president who had access to the documents.
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