PCR Exhibits - Alaska State of Corruption

Cole: Do you remember me telling him that - that could be filed, that Motion
Stepnosky: No.
Cole: Do you remember me telling that it was goanna cost money to file that Motion
Stepnosky: No I do not.
Cole: Do you remember me telling you that we would still have to deal with Mr. Leaders at an
open sentencing and he would still be doing the recommending of the sentence if we were
successful and were able to enforce a Rule 11 Agreement
Stepnosky: : Do not recall that, no.
Cole: That's all the questions I have.
Cole: Would it be – I'm sorry – would it be fair to say that -um- Mr. Haeg was under a fairly
substantial amount of stress after the house was searched and the airplane was taken
Mrs. Haeg: Yeah.
Cole: Do you recall ever expressing to me any of your concern about his mental well-being
Mrs. Haeg: I don't recall actually discussing it with you – I could have -um- I know I talked to
you a few times on the phone -um- we were both pretty stressed out at that time – I don't – that
was a really really really hard time for us, with the kids and that happening and people coming to
our house and doing what they did.
Cole: Did –uh- Mr. Haeg express to you that he was dissatisfied with my services when you
drove home
Mrs. Haeg: He was upset with everything that had happened – yes – he wasn't happy.
Cole: I guess my question was – was - did he express to you that he was dissatisfied with my
services at that point
Mrs. Haeg: Yes he – he didn't understand why you know something wasn't done to make the
deal happen and you know it – so yes I – I believe that he was – he did tell me that yes.
Cole: Did you encourage him to get another attorney to represent him – in his court case
Mrs. Haeg: We discussed it – he was extremely upset with what had happened – he didn't feel
like you had done your job and he started you know he wanted to get another opinion and then -
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