PCR Exhibits - Alaska State of Corruption

we could have something we could live with – 5 hours – 5 business hours before we were
supposed to get this deal Prosecutor Scot Leaders changed the charges in violation of what I had
bought and paid for and because I had already given him all of my defenses and all of my
weapons he then sent me into the ring to do battle with the gladiators. And there's a U.S.
Supreme Court case it's Cronic I believe where the Supreme Court judges quote Judge Wyzanski
and he said "While a criminal trial is not a ba – a – a contest between equally armed adversaries
neither is it the sacrifice of unarmed prisoners to gladiators." Now what happened to me is the
State of Alaska used deception – lies to get me to give them all of their armor – or give – yeah
give them all of my armor, all of my weapons so that I did not have to go do battle with the
gladiators. Then after they had my weapons and all my armor they threw me into the arena with
the gladiators with no weapons no armors and with my hands tied behind my back to do battle at
trial. Which we were – most of us was there and that was such a gross perversion of the system
that it's almost incomprehensible - virtually incomprehensible. At least according to the U.S.
Supreme Court's definition of what happens when you make a deal and you rely on it to your
detriment. They said giving the prosecution information is greatly to your detriment. I think a 5
hour confession put me at a significant disadvantage at trial. In fact my statements are in every
information that was filed – all 3 of them. It says "in an interview with Mr. Haeg he said thisthis-this
and this" in all 3 of them. That violates due process, that violates the Constitution, that
violates evidence rule 410, that violates the attorneys – the prosecutors duty to look out for me to
have a fair trial because even though he's my adversary it is his duty according to U.S. Supreme
Court to look out for my interest. And he was just hacking on them and using my own attorney's
conflict of interest. I asked him "how can they use my statements against me"
MAGISTRATE WOODMANCY: Let me...
MR. HAEG: You know ok – and ...
MAGISTRATE WOODMANCY: we're not trying this whole thing...
MR. HAEG: Ok.
MAGISTRATE WOODMANCY: How does this relate to Osterman
MR. HAEG: Osterman did not...
MAGISTRATE WOODMANCY: Wrap this up.
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