PCR Exhibits - Alaska State of Corruption

OSTERMAN: Not necessarily no.
HAEG: Ok well I guess you’ve told me what I want to hear.
OSTERMAN: They’re only out for their own benefits.
HAEG: Ok now I like this. This is a good – good portion…
OSTERMAN: You think about it for a second. Weidner, McCommas, Robinson – now
you said Cole’s a big hotshot in guide work ok. Me I’m nobody. Ok. And I’m probably nobody
for all the reasons…By the way when was the last time one of these hotshot lawyers sent you
back money or cut your bill
HAEG: Brent Cole did and you did.
OSTERMAN: Mm hmm.
HAEG: -Um- I’m thinking Brent Cole’s goanna cut me a lot more money back.
OSTERMAN: Before it’s all over with probably.
HAEG: And Chuck Robinson is to.
OSTERMAN: When you look at these attorneys you ask yourself a question – did Jim
McCommas really want to help me in my case or did Jim McCommas really want to take my
money
HAEG: Yeah but if you look at it – just look at it the way the truth is. Brent Cole was
protecting his relationship with the prosecutor. If anybody says any differently their crazy.
OSTERMAN: I would - don’t disagree with you the slightest
bit…
HAEG: And then if he’s lying to me to protect that relationship so we don’t go and force… Do
you think it would have angered Leaders to be sworn under and have all of us throwing questions
at him that he had to answer under oath about that rule 11 agreement Think it would have pissed
him off
OSTERMAN: Probably. So anyway I’m not here to defend him. I’m not here to defend other
attorneys. I’m here to write a brief on your behalf. You tell me that mine’s lacking. We’ll get to
work on it, we’ll get you another copy, we’ll schedule a date to get you in and hear from you
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