PCR Exhibits - Alaska State of Corruption

the same as hunting a deer out in the woods." Do you remember making that statement Mr.
Osterman
MR. OSTERMAN: I probably did and I think that it's quite out of context. I think it needs to
be contextualized.
MR. HAEG: Ok. I had...
MR. OSTERMAN: You weren't talking about your appeal at that in
time, sir.
MR. HAEG: Ok and...
MR. OSTERMAN: You wanted me to pursue...
MR. HAEG: ...you – you remember...
MR. OSTERMAN: ...a malpractice claim against your former
attorneys and I said I would not do that.
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MR. OSTERMAN: Your honor if I – if I could be heard
MR. HAEG: And...
MAGISTRATE WOODMANCY: Go ahead Mr. Osterman.
MR. OSTERMAN: That you your honor. Mr. Osterman speaking here. I think part of what
Mr. Haeg is trying to get to and can't really arti[culate] – can't put his finger on the articulation
comes back to a fear that Mr. Haeg has that all of us attorney's have banded together and that
therefore he cannot get fair representation. So under the circumstances he wants to establish or
try to establish through me that there was collusion, -um- that –uh- people were trying to protect
other attorneys – including and he – and he's goanna make the allegation that I did the same
thing –uh- against him through other attorneys in the area as well. So I – I think that's the point
he's trying to make Your Honor.
MAGISTRATE WOODMANCY: Is that correct
MR. HAEG: That is correct.
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