NEW YORK - TelAve -- Daryl Guberman: The Letter That Shook Wall Street

BLACKROCK -Larry Fink-CEO

STATE STREET- Ron O'Hanley-CEO

VANGUARD- Salim Ramji-CEO

FIDELITY- Abigail Johnson-CEO

Official Recipient Distribution List —State Controllers & Treasurers

• Alabama — Kathleen.Baxter@comptroller.alabama.gov
• Alaska — auditor@akleg.gov
• Arizona — reportfraud@azauditor.gov
• Arkansas — [email protected]
• California — scohelp@sco.ca.gov
• Colorado — LCS.Director@coleg.gov
• Connecticut — Sean.Scanlon@ct.gov
• Delaware — Brennon.Fountain@delaware.gov
• Florida — ChiefFinancialOfficer@MyFloridaCFO.com
• Georgia — stateaccountingoffice@sao.ga.gov
• Hawaii — comptroller@hawaii.gov
• Idaho — frontoffice@sco.idaho.gov
• Illinois — Susana.Mendoza@illinoiscomptroller.gov
• Indiana — Comments@comptroller.in.gov
• Iowa — treasurer@tos.iowa.gov
• Kansas — media@treasurer.ks.gov
• Kentucky — info@auditor.ky.gov
• Louisiana — treasury@treasury.la.gov
• Maine — douglas.e.cotnoir@maine.gov
• Maryland — brooke@marylandtaxes.gov
• Massachusetts — comptroller.info@mass.gov
• Michigan — MIStateTreasurer@michigan.gov
• Minnesota — state.auditor@osa.state.mn.us
• Mississippi — auditor@osa.ms.gov
• Missouri — stateauditor@auditor.mo.gov
• Montana — SAccounting@mt.gov
• Nebraska — phil.olsen@nebraska.gov
• Nevada — amatthews@sco.nv.gov
• New Hampshire — treasurer@treasury.nh.gov
• New Jersey — hello@osc.nj.gov
• New Mexico — nm.treasurer@state.nm.us
• New York — localgov@osc.ny.gov
• North Carolina — nels.roseland@ncosc.gov
• North Dakota — ndsao@nd.gov
• Ohio — contact@ohioauditor.gov
• Oklahoma — info@treasurer.ok.gov
• Oregon — statecontroller@das.oregon.gov
• Pennsylvania — auditorgen@paauditor.gov
• Rhode Island — Dorothy.Z.Pascale@doa.ri.gov
• South Carolina — cgoffice@cg.sc.gov
• South Dakota — sao@sd.gov
• Tennessee — Jason.Mumpower@cot.tn.gov
• Texas — communications.contacts@cpa.texas.gov
• Utah — auditor@utah.gov
• Vermont — Treasurers.Office@vermont.gov
• Virginia — Staci.Henshaw@apa.virginia.gov
• Washington — Pat.McCarthy@sao.wa.gov
• West Virginia — wvsao@wvsao.gov
• Wisconsin — angela.thomas@wisconsin.gov
• Wyoming — SAOAdmin@wyo.gov

FORMAL NOTICE OF NATIONAL FIDUCIARY EXPOSURE

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I, Daryl Guberman, 40‑year quality‑systems expert and Boeing shareholder, have formally notified all 50 state controllers of the largest industrial fiduciary exposure in modern U.S. history. Since 2018, BlackRock, Fidelity, Vanguard, and State Street have invested billions and trillions into companies operating inside fraudulent manufacturing environments — environments compromised by systemic accreditation failures documented in federal records, including the DOS Department of State contract 19AQMM18R0131, which identifies ANSI‑ANAB as an "underwriter" despite a documented 2018 accreditation fraud.

On April 15, 2026 at 6:20 AM, State Street Bank & Trust (Investment) acknowledged receipt of my evidence and opened an internal case file — the first institutional recognition of this unprecedented exposure.

Despite this acknowledgment, BlackRock, Fidelity, and Vanguard have remained silent, even as federal evidence confirms Boeing has not been AS9100 certified since July 2002, and multiple federal agencies continued paying ANSI‑ANAB years after the accreditation collapse. This silence leaves state pension systems — police, fire, teachers, municipal workers, and retirees — unknowingly tied to portfolios built on compromised supplier certifications across aerospace, medical, defense, and industrial sectors worldwide.

The DOS contract 19AQMM18R0131, certified USPS green‑card receipts sent to Boeing's board, FAA docket submissions, SAM.gov contracting records, and federal procurement intelligence collectively form the evidentiary backbone of this fiduciary breach. Every controller has been provided this documentation. The exposure is real, documented, and already acknowledged by major financial institutions. I stand ready to serve as an expert witness.

Supporting Documentation

• Worldwide Pension Funds Exposure

Title: Worldwide Pension Funds, Retirement Systems, and Global Investors Exposed to Nearly a Decade of Fraud in All Industries Worldwide

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URL: https://www.prlog.org/13170627-worldwide-pension-funds-retirement-systems-and-global-investors-exposed-to-nearly-decade-of-fraud-in-all-industries-worldwide.html

• GOVLY Federal Procurement Intelligence

Title: GOVLY — Federal Procurement Intelligence Signal #163758

URL: https://app.govly.com/public/signals/163758

• SAM.gov Accreditation Oversight Failures

Title: Federal Agencies Face Oversight Failures in Accreditation Processes

URL: https://samsearch.co/government-contracting-news/federal-agencies-face-oversight-failures-in-accreditation-processes-106805