PCR Exhibits - Alaska State of Corruption

MR. HAEG: Mr. Osterman do you remember stating to me " you're not happy with them and
they've already screwed up your case bad enough." Do you remember saying that to me
MR. OSTERMAN: I – I don't remember you saying no.
MR. HAEG: No you said it to me. Do you remember making that statement...
MR. OSTERMAN: Oh.
MR. HAEG: ...to me
MR. OSTERMAN: I don't – I don't have any recollections here.
MAGISTRATE WOODMANCY: I'm goanna give you each one more minute. Go Mr. Rom
and then...
MR. HAEG: Ok.
MAGISTRATE WOODMANCY: ...you can have a minute to redirect.
MR. ROM: -Um- during these conversations with Mr. Haeg did you obtain – did you ever talk
to -um- Brent Cole about the –uh- plea agreement
MR. OSTERMAN: No sir I've never spoken to Brent Cole
about the plea agreement.
MR. ROM: Did you talk to Scot...
MR. OSTERMAN: What I did do is I went back to research the case.
MR. ROM: And did you talk to Scot Leaders about the negotiations in the course of the –uhplea
agreement
MR. OSTERMAN: I don't know whether – and I never got a report.
MR. ROM: And is fair to say that the information you go about the –uh- plea agreement and the
negotiations came from Mr. Haeg
MR. OSTERMAN: Mr. Haeg, from the information contained in the file, and from information
that –uh- was provided to us through the Robinson file.
MR. ROM: Ok and –uh- are you aware that Mr. Haeg rejected the rule agreement that provided
for 1 year license suspension
MR. OSTERMAN: -Um- I got to tell you that's one of the things that's very unclear in my
review of the file. It appeared to me that Mr. Haeg had not committed one way or the other
when an amended information was filed and the amended information contained
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