SISP’s Mission Raped by a Bangladeshi College Student, PBI Officers, and Bangladesh justice system – Result Revealed Now: Bangladesh Has Been Raped

When I stepped into Bangladesh, I stepped with a pure heart. I left paradise — the Hawaiian Islands, my peaceful life, and my children, because I believed Bangladesh deserved something beautiful. I believed SISP could build its future headquarters in Dhaka, serve Bangladesh’s youth, and raise a new generation of honest, talented students. I wanted to stay private, unregistered, anonymous — simply serving people for God.

Instead, Bangladesh raped the mission that came to save it.

The rape began with three Bangladeshi college students and their dirty, corrupt and criminal families who turned out to be dangerous scammers:

Samia — Samia Islam Farzana (student of Government Titumir College),
Shahed Anwar Shadhin (student of Adamjee Cantonment College),
Jannatul Ferdous Fareha (student of Government Titumir College).

These three trashy teenagers robbed, hacked, wiped SISP equipment, stole sensitive data, destroyed bank information, misused scholarship money, and then proudly ran to the corrupt protection of Bangladesh’s police, PBI, and justice system — a system built to make criminals into heroes and victims into suspects.

For nearly seven months, PBI pretended to “investigate.”

Seven months of lies.
Seven months of comedy-show questions.
Seven months of trying to downgrade international crimes against a U.S.-supported NGO into some garbage “employer–employee disagreement.”
Shame on you, PBI officers.
Shame on you, Bangladesh Police.
Shame on you, Bangladesh justice system.
You protected scammers and threw an international humanitarian mission under the bus.

You raped SISP while SISP was serving your people.

The Day Bangladesh Forced SISP to Return Home to America

On November 26, 2025, something historic happened.
After 15 years of serving humanity privately, anonymously, I finally did what I never imagined I would do:

• 📌 I officially registered SISP in the United States as a Public Benefit Nonprofit Corporation.
• 📌 SISP returned home to America — a nation where one fingernail of the justice system has more value than the entire corrupt machine in Bangladesh.
• The document filed in Wyoming is the final proof that Bangladesh pushed away the only NGO that came with love and sacrifice. This registration is not just paperwork — it is a global declaration that SISP no longer trusts Bangladesh, its police, its justice system, or its government.
• 170 Million Innocent People Lost Their Chance

Because of three garbage students and the rapists who protected them, Bangladesh lost:

• an international NGO
• a global scholarship system
• long-term humanitarian support
• opportunities for millions of young talents
• a chance to become a world example
• SISP did not run away — it was forced to escape rape.

Bangladesh, Watch What Comes Next

The criminals thought they won.
They thought they shut down SISP.
They thought they silenced the truth.
But they trapped themselves.
Because now this is a U.S. matter.
Now the crimes against SISP cross borders.
Now the world will watch how Bangladesh raped its own future.

Stay tuned — the next chapter will shake the entire system that protected these scammers.