PCR Exhibits - Alaska State of Corruption

Ok -Uh- I've had experience – the case I took into the Alaska Supreme Court should have been
an open and shut case but we prepared huge briefs and huge transcripts and spent thousands of
hours and that case was about $22,000.00, ok I'm assuming because #1 we're in the Court of
Appeals and things are goanna move a little faster which I hope is a good thing, second we're
goanna have to get on this thing with a big stick. I mean there's no 2 ways about it. The other
case dragged on forever we had to get this from Phoenix; we had that from there. You've got
most of the stuff, you've got a good synopsis so I figure we're goanna cut a good $10,000.00 off
of what I charged this last case by having the availability of this stuff in short notice.
Haeg: Yep.
Mr. Osterman: Ok
Haeg: Well and -you know- I and I don't have -you know- I guess I shouldn't say it my wife
kind of rolled her eyes she heard but it -you know- I'm in so deep -you know- I – I need to go
forward and I appreciate -you know- and I'm willing to -you know- to give you the money I
mean I don't – do you need it all at one time
Mr. Osterman: Yeah I do. I'm goanna put it in my trust account and have it available to spend.
Cause I don't want to get a phone call from you half way through the
appeal that we're out of money Mark and I can't help you. That's goanna
mean that I've gotta continue appeal for free and I don't like that.
Haeg: Ok I understand me.
Mr. Osterman: That irritates me.
Haeg: I don't have a problem with that -um- and -uh- I guess oh one other thing is. Does it -uh- -
you know- I've put my heart and sole into this and I would like to stay involved just for my own .
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