PCR Exhibits - Alaska State of Corruption

MR. OSTERMAN: –Uh- Mr. Haeg you had become so enraged in my office
that I - I didn't know if you were be able to get yourself back under
control.
MR. HAEG: Ok but you didn't answer the question of how the – the statement...
MR. OSTERMAN: The - the earlier statement about the tranquilizer thing
MR. HAEG: Yes.
MR. OSTERMAN: (sic) to put your wife on tranquilizers and then for every tranquilizer
she took there would be a bullet and then you stopped, and paused for a
second, and smiled and said a legal bullet. And you said they'd be
drilled against Chuck Robinson.
MR. HAEG: So I smiled I – I...
MR. OSTERMAN: Also you (sic) a lot of anger towards Mr. Cole.
MR. HAEG: Ok and do you have a recording of any of these statements
MR. OSTERMAN: I don't know - you probably made one. You were very good about carrying
recorders into the meetings.
MR. HAEG: Correct and would you be willing, for the Court, to look at the transcripts of those
–uh- statements where you say all this
MR. ROM: I would object to those transcripts being admitted.
MR. HAEG: Ok may I – would you object...
MAGISTRATE WOODMANCY: Wait a minute – wait a minute. There's been an objection
made Mr. Haeg you have to stop.
MR. HAEG: I'm sorry.
MAGISTRATE WOODMANCY: We - we don't have the original tapes on it. Don't know if
everyone has copies. I haven't had time to review those –um- again I'm - I'm not sure what point
you're going to with these. It's – it's clear that so far that you have a –uh- incompatibility with
your attorney. What is the benefit about hearing these tapes and reading these transcriptions
MR. HAEG: Well it goes to my credibility. –Uh- Mr. Osterman is saying that I'm going around
making threats and I never did and I the have the tapes – original tape recordings with me. Mr.
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