Michelle Tan's Husband Rakes in Dirty Money

Click to zoom - Jong's work

   From her property records, the Jong Lee who is getting SelectQuote money now that I'm gone is none other than Michelle Tan's husband. Not the same last name, so I did not catch this right away. Property records show them both on the house in Pleasanton. Similarly, we find that they are both on the property in Richmond/San Pablo, and they purchased property in San Bruno before then. They added yet another home in Pleasanton not long after my termination.
    She lied about the events surrounding my termination, and we have every reason to believe that it was her who made the threats on Abby's life. She got her husband a job through threats, dishonesty, and skillfully playing the victim. GitHub showed Jong and Michelle working on xconvert at https://github.com/mtan/xconvert.
    This project has now (first noticed 12/31/2012) been taken down or made private. They tried to hide the evidence, but I have them cold, just click on the screenshot. Shortly after this blog began, Jong Lee was no longer committing on this project.

    I didn't realize Jong Lee's significance when I first began blogging. For all I know, SelectQuote may still be using him. I don't know whether they hid or got rid of the smoking gun once they saw that I was going to publicize how Michelle Tan benefited by hurting a child.
    Of course, she also gets more time working from home than anyone else after these events, so she came out quite well regardless of whether Jong is also getting paid by SelectQuote. In addition, CFO/COO Bob Edwards has shown that he is willing to squander company resources on making sure she doesn't have to face criticism for her repugnant actions.


Jong Lee and Michelle Tan

Sure, I was merely standing up for my two year old girl, and Michelle wasn't even so much as yelled at. In San Francisco, I'm a big, bad, man - nothing need be considered about the situation other than the possession of testicles. Given SelectQuote's apparent slip-up, disclosing improper influence and/or an informant within the San Francisco Police Department, things could have been worse.