Kahn revealed that following his presentation on lab fraud, eight CCC staff members conducted an alleged six-hour inspection at his lab, which he described as “unfocused and unprofessional.” The staff demanded extensive documentation, approximately 20,000 pages of documents, and around 30,000 hours of video footage. This inspection made him concerned that the CCC might resort to retaliation tactics against those who voice critical concerns.
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