A Documentary in Production

STEEL TECH: EXPOSED

An investigation into my termination from Steel Tech of the Ozarks — and an open call for anyone else with a story to tell.

What Happened

Steel Tech of the Ozarks logo
Steel Tech of the Ozarks — the company at the center of this account.

I was terminated from Steel Tech of the Ozarks after being alleged of uploading inappropriate photos of myself to the company's shared Google Drive. I have never been shown any evidence supporting that allegation.

The author (white shirt, center) working at Steel Tech of the Ozarks
Me (center, white shirt) on the job at Steel Tech of the Ozarks.
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The Termination

I was let go based on an allegation I was never shown evidence for.

2

I Went to the Company

I approached the company directly to ask for the evidence and an explanation. I received no response.

3

I Went to the Church

I brought my concerns to the church affiliated with the company. I received no response.

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I Went to the Authorities

I contacted local authorities. I was told to get lawyers involved.

Documentation

I have police recordings and text messages documenting these events. These will be presented as part of the documentary.

This page reflects my personal account and experience. Some details are omitted pending legal review and the release of the documentary.

Share Your Story

If you've worked at Steel Tech of the Ozarks and had an experience you want to talk about — good, bad, or somewhere in between — I want to hear from you. You can request to remain anonymous or off-camera.

Submissions are private and go directly to me. Nothing is published without your permission.

Why I'm Making This

Steel Tech: Exposed is a documentary about accountability — what happens when an allegation is made, no evidence is ever produced, and every avenue for answers goes silent. This site exists to document that process and to give a platform to anyone else who has a story connected to Steel Tech of the Ozarks.

Questions or press inquiries: max@thekingslab.fit