PCR Exhibits - Alaska State of Corruption

Shaw: Mr. Haeg.
Haeg: I'm sorry. Been through a lot.
Shaw: I know that you've been through a lot but...
Haeg: I'm sorry.
Shaw: ... we – we've got to do this hearing in a way...
Haeg: Ok.
Shaw: ...that makes us all feel comfortable so you really need to collect yourself.
Haeg: Ok. I'm sorry you know but is that what you're saying Mr. Cole is that and we already had
all the witnesses flown in from Illinois, Silver Salmon Creek, took my kids out of school, took
people from work, came up here so that they could all testify and the judge would have listened
to all that – with – what's called detrimental reliance and she would not have required specific –
specific performance of that agreement
Cole: I will tell you again, David, I told you before the hearing that they were not
going to allow you to plead open sentence to the first charges and go –
and be able to get your plane back.
Haeg: You still – could you answer my question that the judge "would have listened and that
would've been the end of it".
Cole: I – I really don't think the judge would've done anything, David.
Haeg: Have you ever told me that that is my right to make that decision
Cole: I think it was your right to make that decision. I made that very clear. You go through that
transcript. I say it on time and time again. "What do you want me to do" I never read in
here "Brent I don't care what happens. I don't care what the risk is I want
you to file the motion to enforce my judgment."
Haeg: How can I say, "file a motion" when you never mentioned that I could do so
Cole: I did to David. I mentioned it. I talked to you about it.
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