SERVING YOU and YOUR FAMILY WITH
MY WHOLE HEART AND SOUL!
GI Jo Leaves No One Behind
Combating Financial Crimes. Protect the Vulnerable. Serving with Heart.
My background brings a mission-driven approach to uncovering money laundering, financial exploitation, and trafficking—while advocating and turning compassion into action for victims and first responders.
Financial crimes aren’t just numbers—they’re lifelines stolen, futures destroyed, and systems broken.
As a CPA, CAMS-certified forensic expert, and veteran, I bring integrity, precision, and compassion to every investigation.
Whether it’s uncovering hidden networks of human trafficking, tracing illicit funds, or standing beside first responders battling burnout and suicide, my mission is simple:
Working together as a team fighting financial crime and bringing hope in the aftermath, empowering the victims to overcome tragedy, while helping first responders heal, rebuild, and rise.
The Crisis We Face
Together
Money Laundering & Human Trafficking: Hidden in Plain Sight
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An estimated $800B–$2T is laundered globally every year. (FATF)
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Human trafficking is a $150B industry, affecting over 27 million people worldwide. (ILO)
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Illicit financial flows often fund terror, drugs, exploitation, and fraud—and evade detection by masking as legitimate business.
First Responders: The Frontline Heroes at Risk
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Law enforcement officers and first responders are more likely to die by suicide than in the line of duty. (Blue H.E.L.P.)
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Emotional trauma, moral injury, and burnout intersect with lack of mental health resources and financial stress.
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Veterans with PTSD, traumatic brain injuries, or combat experience are at significantly higher risk of committing suicide.
My
mission
It’s not just about catching criminals—it’s about restoring lives.
Not only pursuing justice, but helping survivors and our protectors find their way to the other side of trauma and crisis, to heal and have the power to overcome!
I was blessed to hear two life-impacting messages delivered by Christ’s Church of the Valley (CCV)—messages that spoke straight to my heart and speak directly to those of us navigating trauma, crisis, or the weight of our trauma and tragedy.
CCV is a church that doesn’t shy away from hard truths. They stand boldly for justice, healing, and restoration—and they actively support organizations fighting human trafficking and serving the broken.
Two powerful messages from CCV that shine a soul-strengthening light — Good Medicine and Don’t Take the Bait—bring clarity in the midst of chaos and hope in the face of heartbreak. They offer a pathway from trauma to healing, and from tragedy to restoration.
I pray these messages speak to your heart as they did to mine—offering strength, peace, and steps toward wholeness.
1️⃣ Good Medicine
A timely reminder that joy, faith, and community are not just nice—they’re necessary for true healing.
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2️⃣ Don’t Take the Bait
A powerful warning about the traps that keep us stuck in shame, distraction, and destruction.
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I believe these messages are more than sermons—they’re tools for survival, pathways to freedom, and invitations to restoration.
About CCV – A Church of Purpose, Power & Partnership
Christ’s Church of the Valley (CCV) is one of the largest and most impactful churches in Arizona, with a mission that’s both bold and beautifully simple: "Win the Valley for Christ." With multiple campuses and a culture built on intentional outreach, strong leadership, and real-world impact, CCV is known for two things:
🔹 Empowering individuals to grow in their faith
🔹 Equipping churches and ministries to reach their communities
How CCV Helps Other Churches:
CCV doesn't just build buildings—they build kingdom relationships. Through coaching, resources, conferences, and collaborative ministry, CCV extends its hand to smaller and developing churches, helping them:
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Strengthen their leadership structures
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Develop outreach and discipleship programs
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Implement effective teaching models
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Expand their impact in local communities
Standing Against Human Trafficking:
CCV also walks the walk when it comes to justice. The church has directly supported StreetLightUSA, an Arizona-based organization that serves young girls who are victims of child sex trafficking. Their involvement has included:
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Financial donations
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Volunteer engagement
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Awareness campaigns during services
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Hosting events to drive community education and action
This partnership reflects CCV’s firm belief that faith must be active, especially when it comes to defending the vulnerable.
