Domains are leased, not owned. Registrations lapse. When a reporting destination lapses, every DNS record still pointing at it redirects a stream of email infrastructure telemetry to whoever registers the domain next. No error is raised. No bounce is generated. Nothing in the sending organization’s environment changes. The reports simply start arriving somewhere else. gca-emailauth.org was such a destination. It appears in the published DMARC records of 86 domains belonging to more than 20 distinct organizations: a NYSE-listed manufacturer with roughly $4.5 billion in revenue, a public university, a public residential STEM high school, a regional education agency serving 35,000 children, a public school district, a county developmental disabilities board, a Saudi financial services firm, and two United States county governments.