The US House of Representatives Oversight Committee dropped another bomb in its investigation into The Toxic Workplace Culture of Washington Commanders. And, to no one’s surprise, owner Dan Snyder is in the middle of it.
The committee submitted a 29-page memo on its findings on Wednesday, according to ESPN, supported by more than 600 deposit sites. Among the many allegations, the memo details that Snyder attempted to “run the investigation” to discredit his accusers.
The memo, written by committee chair Carol Maloney, details how Snyder compiled a 100-slide report that included personal information about Commanders employees and Washington Post journalists to direct the investigation. and make yourself look like the victim of a smear campaign instead of the roots. of the toxic workplace problem. It goes on to detail how Snyder used a defamation lawsuit against Media Entertainment Arts Worldwide to conceal that he was using a “litigation tool” to extract personal information about whistleblowers and his journalist at the Post Office, who initially unearthed the stories behind Washington’s work culture issues.
“A close examination of Mr. Snyder [petitions] shows that his focus is not on discovering the sources of MEAWW articles but on the people behind the Washington Post articles,” the memo said, via ESPN.
The memo also revealed additional circumstances sexual misconduct on Snyder’s part. It also includes cases where female employees were punished for having relationships with male employees.
