EH — INTERNAL SERVICES DIVISION
CONTRACTOR REPORT
CASE FILE 14‑237B · DOMESTIC INQUIRY / FINANCIAL IRREGULARITIES

Prepared for
EH / Shen Office (Internal Services)
Prepared by
H. Callahan, Inspector
Commissioned by
Private Client (identity withheld)
Case classification
Domestic inquiry · Financial irregularities

1. Subject identification

Name (as given): “Doc Tommy”

Possible legal name: Thomas Caravello (unconfirmed)

Other names collected:

“Tommy the Tooth”; “Dr. T”; “The Accountant”; “Tommy C.”; “T. Car.” (initials on prescription pad)

Investigator’s comment: “Subject appears to go by ‘Doc Tommy.’ Whether that’s his real name, a nickname, or something he made up because I asked is unclear. The last name he provided — Caravello — is even harder to confirm than the nickname.”
Shen Office note: “Identity ambiguity acceptable. Proceed.”

2. Background & personal history

Age: Mid‑50s (approx.)

Residence: North Jersey

Marital status: Divorced

Client relationship: Former spouse

Client concerns:

Hidden income; undeclared assets; “strange visitors”; “too many ledgers for a dentist.”

Investigator’s comment: “Client seems credible. Also seems mad. Not my place to judge.”

3. Professional status

Occupation: Dentist (self‑reported, supported by observation)

Training:

No dental school record under Caravello or any variant. One diploma in office under name “Anthony Delvecchio” (photo resembles subject if you tilt your head). Several sources claim he “learned dentistry inside.” One neighbor claims he apprenticed under a retired dentist.

Investigator’s comment: “He’s definitely a dentist. How he became one is above my pay grade.”

4. Office observations

Condition: Outdated but clean

Equipment: Old but functional

Notable items:

Sportsbook ledgers on dental chair; money‑counting machines on back counter; paper files stacked in geological layers; a safe that hums; a poster about gum disease from the 1990s.

Investigator’s comment: “Office looks like a dentist’s office if a dentist also ran a small casino out of it.”

5. Financial analysis

Income sources:

Dental work (confirmed); cash transactions unrelated to dentistry (frequent); ledger entries inconsistent with dental billing.

Patterns:

Cash flow higher than expected; irregular deposits; several individuals arriving after midnight.

Investigator’s comment: “Subject may be involved in private wagering or bookkeeping. Nothing I can prove without a bigger budget.”
Shen Office note: “Budget will not be expanded.”

6. Associates & contacts

Observed:

Men connected to local gambling networks; a driver (identity unknown); several non‑patient visitors; possible indirect connection to DeAngelo family (unconfirmed).

Investigator’s comment: “Subject is calm. Associates are less calm.”

7. Behavioral profile

General demeanor:

Polite; quiet; works long hours; comfortable with blood; comfortable with cash; comfortable with silence.

Investigator’s comment: “He’s either very relaxed or very tired. Hard to tell.”

8. Summary

Subject operates a legitimate dental practice and a parallel cash‑based operation. Identity uncertain. Last name uncertain. Training unclear. Income irregular. Client’s concerns partially substantiated.

Investigator’s comment: “If you want more, you’ll need to pay for more. I don’t work miracles.”
Shen Office note: “Case closed. Archive under ISD. Do not cross‑reference with core EH operations.”

ADDENDUM — CONTRACTOR STATUS

Filed by Shen Office

Investigator: H. Callahan, Inspector

Status: Unavailable for follow‑up

Contractor completed initial deliverable. Follow‑up inquiries were scheduled but not conducted. Contractor is no longer reachable.

Last voicemail referenced “a couple of things that don’t add up.” Phone disconnected shortly after. Email bounced. Mail returned. No missing‑person report filed. No emergency contacts listed.

Shen Office comment: “Contractor’s absence is not material to EH operations. Archive the case.”
Secondary note: “If contractor reappears, remind him to return the EH‑issued clipboard.”
Inspector Harvey Callahan conducting field surveillance of the subject premises at night
Case File 14‑237B · Field Documentation
Inspector Harvey Callahan