My question involves bankruptcy in the state of: TN

My question is about reporting suspected bankruptcy fraud.

I am in possession of prison phone recordings of an individual discussing what I believe could be bankruptcy fraud. (The back story as to how I came into possession of these is complicated!) Anyway, while in prison, this individual stated his intent to file for bankruptcy after getting out of prison, and instructed his business partner/wife not to use any money coming into the business to pay off any of their business debts, including a promissory note, since all of these debts would be taken care of by the bankruptcy. Well, instead of immediately filing for bankruptcy after he got out of prison, he and his partner, over the next year and a half, proceeded to accrue approximately $100K in additional debts, including lines of credit related to a new business (basically the same business but in his wife's name only), personal credit cards, home furnishings, medical bills, lawyer fees, and personal loans. He and his wife have now recently filed for bankruptcy, asking to wipe out all of these debts, as well as his old tax debts of approximately $200K. I also happen to know that some of the wages from his wife's second job were not reported on the bankruptcy form.

Is any of this fraud? This guy has previously been convicted of, and is currently on probation for felony theft of trade secrets, as well as sexual battery of a minor. It sickens me that he continues to exploit innocent people, and seems to be getting away with it. I want to do something, but unless there is a chance that he will actually get prosecuted, I do not want to stick my neck out and provide this evidence, since there is really no way for me to do it anonymously.

Thanks.