PCR Exhibits - Alaska State of Corruption

HAEG: Yeah there’s was none.
OSTERMAN: So how – where did we – were did we get that information from
HAEG: You tell me.
OSTERMAN: Ok.
HAEG: Well I thought that was kind of strange that he didn’t even file a motion and site
the law and file a motion to have something done.
OSTERMAN: Well we’ll look into that.
HAEG: Well I would have wished that I could have been here and
helped from the beginning you know like I’d asked.
OSTERMAN: Well what - what exactly could you have done What do you think you
could’ve…
HAEG: Oh I don’t know…
OSTERMAN: …done This is…
HAEG: I don’t know.
OSTERMAN: This is basically about the 4 th draft. And we…
HAEG: This is the first one I’ve had.
OSTERMAN: Well it’s the 4 th one in this office because we wanted to make sure that
you didn’t get a bunch of misspelled errors and things like that in the first go around.
HAEG: Well there’s a bunch of misspelled errors in here. I don’t care about misspelled
errors. But this all goes back to I didn’t get a fair trial. When – when – when my first attorney,
Brent Cole, when I showed him that the - the search warrant affidavit had in – had misleading
and false information on it and he didn’t stick up his hand. He just said, “It doesn’t matter.”
We’ve actually went back through and all that has huge teeth. I don’t know if you know that.
Monster teeth. Why didn’t Brent Cole do that Ok. He says “oh that don’t matter.” He says “ah
opening volley Dave. Give them a 5-hour interview. Oh give them some maps to while you’re at
it.”
OSTERMAN: Yeah. “Show them all these things.”
HAEG: Yeah. “Tell them everything.”
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