PCR Exhibits - Alaska State of Corruption

OSTERMAN: Well that’s what happens. See that’s where Cole’s ineffective assistance
comes to play. Cole didn’t jump on the deal with all four feet the day before trial. Robinson
should have jumped on the deal with – I mean he should have come down…
HAEG: So why isn’t Robinson's name come in there
OSTERMAN: Cause why would Robinson be in here Cole’s the one
who’s negotiating …
HAEG: Thought you said he should have jumped on it with all four
feet
OSTERMAN: He should have but we’re talking about ineffective assistance
of counsel not your immunity.
HAEG: Well if Brent, who was ineffective, - ok you answer me this one. If Brent was
ineffective and Chuck Robinson never utilized that – isn’t Chuck Robinson every bit as much as
ineffective as Brent Cole and probably more so
OSTERMAN: To some extent yes.
HAEG: Well why isn’t that in there
OSTERMAN: Well first of all…
HAEG: Why’d we just go – I told you I wanted to go in there – I just wanted to krrrr –
lay down on the light – on the quad 50’s and just nuke them.
OSTERMAN: Well why don’t you just let me do my job Thought you wanted to win.
HAEG: Well…
OSTERMAN: I could burn rubber – if you want to smoke – if you want to set things on
fire.
HAEG: (laughs)
OSTERMAN: I can do that.
STOUMBAUGH: Is this goanna work
OSTERMAN: I think it will. I do.
STOUMBAUGH: What are the odds
OSTERMAN: Good.
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