Code a dual-password authentication into Truecrypt in C language

I am looking for someone who is strong in C programming and who has an interest in security and encryption to help me code some modifications in the TrueCrypt 7.1a source code. Specifically, TrueCrypt only allows one password to encrypt a volume or system partition, and likewise only one password unlocks a volume or partition. In many IT environments, the company often needs a way into an employer's computer if he or she forgets the password (which cannot be reset nor easily brute forced) or leaves and quits. Commercial end point encryption software have this functionality but the free open source TrueCrypt does not. Since the developers of TrueCrypt recently shutdown the project, there is no chance of it ever having this coveted functionality. So I am looking for outside help with this implementation. Conceivably this is how it could be done: when during the encryption process, after asking for the end-user password, it will again prompt for another password from the manager/IT staff/legal/etc... and it will encrypt the same master key /header volume TWICE, once with the first password, and a second time with the second password. During decryption, it will only ask for one password, but will try this password against BOTH of the encrypted master key /header volumes and if EITHER of the two is correct, then the volume/partition is unlocked and decrypted and access is gained to the resources. This implementation is not trivial as it will require making changes to the underlying TrueCrypt code at several areas to allow and account for this new structural change (that there is essential double the encrypted master key /header material) to make everything fit, and to account for it during both encryption and decryption process, for both volume containers and "Full disk encryption" in windows os. One solution is to cut the original size of that in HALF, so it will be less secure, but it will still make everything fit into the same allocation size as the original TrueCrypt.