Independent investigators hired by CalOptima Health found no wrongdoing by disgraced former Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do in a $29.5 million property deal that went sour during his tenure on the agency’s board of directors .

In response to allegations of potential kickbacks in the deal, CalOptima, the county’s publicly funded insurer for low-income residents, released the audit of the property purchase on Thursday, Oct. 30, noting there was no evidence that Do received payments in the defunct deal to acquire a site in Tustin for a comprehensive senior center. There also was no indication that CalOptima CEO Michael Hunn “acquiesced” to any kickback deal.

Investigators noted their inquiry was limited by the voluntary nature of the interviews, as they were unable to subpoena docu

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