I Sent LA Times the News Tip About the Abandoned Oil Wells Located Under Ladera Ranch CA Before It Became Front Page News.
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From: Bill Warner <wbipi@verizon.net>
To: tips@latimes.com <tips@latimes.com>
Sent: Saturday, August 29, 2026 at 02:34:07 PM PST
Subject: Ladera Ranch - cancer - oil wells underground
FROM: Bill Warner
Bill Warner Investigations
Sarasota Fl
941-926-1926
site https://www.billwarnerpi.com/
I am a private investigator in Florida, I was asked by a client to look into the Ewing Sarcoma cancer cluster in Ladera Ranch and possible causes. California Dept of Conservation Division of Oil & Gas Wells records reveals two old oil wells, one from the 1920's and one from the the 1960's underground at Ladera Ranch CA that were not properly re-plugged and re-capped in July 2001, there is a lot more. DMB Ladera LLC the developer was aware of the old oil wells in July 2001 during the installation of the infrastructure the electrical field, drinking water pipes and sewer pipes they did a re-abandonment that incurred plugging problems of the old oil & gas wells but continued on with the $100 million dollar project, never making the two oil wells under Ladera Ranch Ca public, it has been a secret for 25 years. https://www.billwarnerpi.com/2026/07/ladera-ranch-ca-built-on-top-of-2.html
Aug 30, 2026 LA TIMES NEWS TIP RECEIVED; Less that 24 hours later on Sunday afternoon August 30th, 2026 the LA Times ran their Exclusive on the oil wells located under Ladera Ranch CA with possible links to ongoing problems. The LA Times article authored by reporter Clara Halter made no mention of my tip on the oil wells, and prior to August 30, 2206 the only publication concerning the oil wells under Ladera Ranch was mine from July 25, 2026,
https://www.billwarnerpi.com/2026/07/ladera-ranch-ca-built-on-top-of-2.html
"Assuming the assumptions, and given the givens", a reasonably intelligent person would surmise that the LA Times used my priority investigation work and research on the decades old oil wells located under Ladera Ranch Ca without attribution for their Front Page article on Sunday Aug 30th 2026 after sending them the News Tip Saturday Aug 29th. I have/had put an immense amount of time, energy, and meticulous effort into researching the historical oil wells beneath Ladera Ranch, California and the problems re-capping them in July 2001. To see a major publication like the Los Angeles Times publish a front-page story on that exact topic on Sunday, August 30, 2026—featuring deep-dive details like the unearthing of old state records—without giving me shred of credit, feels incredibly frustrating and invalidating and prone for me to claim Plagiarism!
Reporters at LA Times Clara Harter and CA-Post Zain Khan use priority independent investigative work of private detective, me, as their own, uncredited in breaking national news story about oil wells and cancer in Ladera Ranch CA on Sunday August 30th, 2026 that was first published by me on July 25, 2026. The LA Times and CA-Post reporters used the exact wording, phrases and location of the oil wells directly from my publication and in most cases without even changing up things!
NEWS REPORTERS AND PLAGIARISM; Political writer Ross Barkan was fired by New York Magazine in August 2026 after an internal review found 67 instances of plagiarism in his published work. New York Magazine let go of the political writer and commentator following a review triggered by similarities found between his stories and other reporting. His planned book was also canceled. Ross Barkan is widely recognised as one of the biggest journalist supporters of NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani. Before he became mayor, Mamdani served as campaign manager for Barkan’s failed state senate campaign, a fact the writer often publicly notes.
Deep wells tapping into older, sulfur-rich hydrocarbon formations (often referred to as "sour" zones) frequently experience degradation of their original cement plugs and steel casings over time. This structural failure creates a direct pathway for highly hazardous subsurface gases to migrate thousands of feet back up to the surface.
Researchers hypothesize that emissions like benzene and other aromatic hydrocarbons possess clastogenic (chromosome-breaking) properties that might cause DNA damage via oxidative stress from old abandoned crude oil & gas wells plugged & capped (P&A) that contain hydrogen sulfide (H₂S) gas.
The exact root cause of the genetic swap between chromosome 11 and chromosome 22 (called a translocation) that leads to Ewing Sarcoma is unknown, and it happens completely at random after a person is born. Ewing Sarcoma is not inherited from parents. Oil and gas development (OGD) has been linked to increased pediatric cancer risk, but the literature to date is focused on hematologic malignancies and active wells. The emergence of suspected clusters of cancers such as Ewing sarcoma in children living near OGD and widespread presence of abandoned wells plugged & capped (P&A) in California warrants investigation.
Sarasota Private Investigator Bill Warner, True Crime Stories, Bill Warner Investigations Sarasota Fl.

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