PCR Exhibits - Alaska State of Corruption

Exhibit 20
56 QUESTIONS FOR BRENT COLE TO BE ASKED AT SENTENCING
1. Did David Haeg hire you in April 2004 to represent him against the State of
Alaska
2. Did you advise him to cooperate with the States investigation so as to obtain a
satisfactory plea bargain that Mr. Haeg could live with
3. Did this advice include giving the State a very detailed map of all locations, dates,
and times including the over half the State had no knowledge of
4. Did you also advise Mr. Haeg to give the State an interview in which you urged
him to give a very detailed description of his activities Also including the over half the State
had no knowledge of
5. Did this interview take place in your office with Mr. Haeg, Stepnosky: , Mr.
Gibbens, Mr. Leaders and yourself present
6. How long did this statement take
7. Was Mr. Haeg’s statement made before Tony Zellers made any such statement
8. Did you advise Mr. Haeg to cancel all magazine advertisements in anticipation of
the plea agreement
9. Did you advise Mr. Haeg to cancel all hunts after June 1, 2004 in anticipation of
the plea agreement
10. After Mr. Haeg’s map and interview was given to the State was this information
leaked to the press in violation of the rules governing plea negotiations
11. On or about November 1, 2004 did plea negations end with a Rule 11 agreement
between Mr. Leaders and Mr. Haeg in which Mr. Haeg agreed to plead to AS8.54.720 (a)(8)(A)
main charges and other lesser charges, with opening sentencing with the agreement Mr. Haeg
would discuss Doug Jayo’s moose hunt and that he would loose his guide license for 1 to 3 years
– to be decided by Magistrate Murphy in McGrath on November 8, 2004
12. Did Mr. Haeg in the week between the making of the Rule 11 agreement and the
breaking of it ask 3 times whether or not it could be broken
13. Did you tell Mr. Haeg each time “No, it is a binding agreement”
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