PCR Exhibits - Alaska State of Corruption
PCR Exhibits - Alaska State of Corruption
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JACKIE HAEG: He did not think they would work.<br />
MR. HAEG: Did he think there was anything better to go with<br />
JACKIE HAEG: Yes he did.<br />
MR. HAEG: And were those the things that we've already talked about<br />
JACKIE HAEG: Yes they are. The ineffective assistance <strong>of</strong> counsel...<br />
MR. HAEG: Ok.<br />
MR. HAEG: Ok and did I ever dis – or did we ever discuss the actions <strong>of</strong> the troopers in my<br />
case<br />
JACKIE HAEG: Yes we have.<br />
MR. HAEG: And what did Mr. Osterman think <strong>of</strong> those actions<br />
JACKIE HAEG: He agreed with you he – he felt that –uh- they were not right either.<br />
MR. HAEG: Ok was any <strong>of</strong> that in the draft brief that Mr. Osterman –uh- gave us<br />
JACKIE HAEG: No it wasn't.<br />
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MR. HAEG: Ok -um- I hired Mark Osterman after extremely serious doubts about my former<br />
attorneys. I showed Mr. Osterman my evidence that I'd compiled. Mr. Osterman was in awe <strong>of</strong><br />
what had happened - said it was – paraphrase it – "the biggest sellout that he'd ever seen" and he<br />
thought that when the Court <strong>of</strong> Appeals seen it my conviction would be reversed. He also said<br />
that the prosecutor "stomped on my head with boots" and at the same time my own attorneys<br />
allowed them – allowed him to commit those acts without doing anything. –Uh- Mr. Osterman<br />
also said numerous times that what they did was unbelievable, unacceptable, and that he had just<br />
never seen anything like it. And I have –uh- tapes <strong>of</strong> him stating these things over and over<br />
again. I point blank ask Mr. Osterman that – did he have any compunction against using what<br />
my former attorneys did to help me out <strong>of</strong> the nightmare that I was in and he said "no". He said<br />
he didn't like doing it but he didn't like washing or doing toilets and whatever. About a month<br />
and a half later – well let me like – let me just back up a second here. Mr. Osterman said that I<br />
couldn't bother him for about a month because he'd be compiling everything, utilizing my<br />
arguments as the basis for his appeal. He agreed that Chuck Robinson's basis's were without<br />
merit and that he would be forming an appeal that centered around the issues that I had brought<br />
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