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On 3/22/04, Haeg and Zellars flew along the Swift River to check on moose numbers in the local area. They still had the shotgun and rifle in the plane. They found a dead moose, which had been recently killed by wolves. They spotted two different wolves near the moose kill. The second wolf they saw was a large gray male, and was shot from the air by Zellars with the shotgun while Haeg was flying the plane. The wolf was hauled back to the lodge, and the two men gathered traps and snares from the lodge, and two other sites in the field where traps and snares were being stored. They returned to the moose kill site and set in excess of forty wolf snares, and some traps. Each man set about half of the snares, and Haeg set the leg hold traps. There were no diagrams made of where the snares and traps were set, and neither man wrote down exactly how many snares had been set. On 3/23/04, Haeg and Zellars decided to fly back to the Swift River to see if any wolves had been caught in the traps or snares. After finding no animals at the set, the two men began to fly upstream along the Swift River when they spotted, shot and killed four wolves running on the river. They also located more wolves scattered in the trees. Four gray wolves were shot from the air, with Zellars doing all of the shooting, while Haeg flew the plane. Multiple shots were taken at other wolves in the pack, without success. All wolves were hauled from the field whole and skinned at the lodge later that day. The area where all five of the wolves were killed on the Swift River is fifty miles from the nearest boundary of the legal hunt area, and separated by major terrain features. On 3/24/04, Haeg and Zellars flew to Soldotna with all nine wolf hides. They had a discussion about having Zellars get the six new wolves sealed in his name, and giving a false location so that they would not draw extra attention to the Swift River area. Zellars took all nine wolf hides to Anchorage, where on 3/26/04, he had the six new wolves sealed at the Fish and Game office. Zellars knew that the information he provided during sealing was false at the time he signed the signed the certificate. After getting the wolf hides sealed, he took all nine to Alpha Fur Dressers to have them tanned. During their interviews, both Haeg and Zellars admitted that they knew that the wolves they shot from the airplane were outside the permit area when they were shot. Both Haeg and Zellars stated that they did not know that the leg hold traps had to be pulled before March 31st, and that they never went back to the trap and snare set. Haeg stated that Tony Lee had pulled some of the animals from the set during April, and he thought that Lee was going to pull all of the traps and snares. When Gibbens asked Haeg if he thought that the snares which were left out were his responsibility, he said that he did not think so, since he thought that Tony Lee was going to take care of them. Gibbens asked him if he told Tony Lee exactly how many snares were at the site, and he said that he did not know. DATED this 8th day of November, 2004 at Anchorage, Alaska. GREGG D. RENKES ATTORNEY GENERAL by: “s/” Scot H. Leaders Assistant Attorney General Alaska Bar No. 9711067 64
Exhibit 12 April 25, 2005: In the District/Superior Court for the State of Alaska Fourth Judicial District at McGrath. Case No. 4MC-S04-Cr. STATE OF ALASKA, Plaintiff vs. David Haeg, Defendant SECOND AMENDED INFORMATION THE STATE OF ALASKA CHARGES: Count I That on or about March 5, 2004, at or near McGrath in the Fourth Judicial District, State of Alaska, David Haeg, a licensed registered guide, did knowingly commit a violation of a state game regulation; to wit: did take a wolf while airborne. All of which is a Class A Misdemeanor offense being contrary to and in violation of AS 8.54.720(a)(15) and 5 AAC 92.085(8) and against the peace and dignity of the State of Alaska. Count II That on or about March 6, 2004, at or near McGrath in the Fourth Judicial District, State of Alaska, David Haeg, a licensed registered guide, did knowingly commit a violation of a state game regulation; to wit: did take a wolf while airborne. All of which is a Class A Misdemeanor offense being contrary to and in violation of AS 8.54.720(a)(15) and 5 AAC 92.085(8) and against the peace and dignity of the State of Alaska. Count III That on or about March 21, 2004, at or near McGrath in the Fourth Judicial District, State of Alaska, David Haeg, a licensed registered guide, did knowingly commit a violation of a state game regulation; to wit: did take a wolf while airborne. All of which is a Class A Misdemeanor offense being contrary to and in violation of AS 8.54.720(a) (15) and 5 AAC 92.085(8) and against the peace and dignity of the State of Alaska. Count IV That on or about March 22, 2004, at or near McGrath in the Fourth Judicial District, State of Alaska, David Haeg, a licensed registered guide, did knowingly commit a violation of a state game regulation; to wit: did take a wolf while airborne. All of which is a Class A Misdemeanor offense being contrary to and in violation of AS 8.54.720(a)(15) and 5 AAC 92.085(8) and against the peace and dignity of the State of Alaska. 65
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Exhibit 1 AFFIDAVIT FOR SEARCH WARR
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the GPS, or to mark the locations o
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Haeg complains that I suborned perj
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11/11/04 Recording of Cole while he
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Cole: The thing that was taken away
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you to protect my interest. I know
Page 14 and 15: Cole: I don't know why he didn't do
Page 16 and 17: Cole: Well I - I that's a difficult
Page 18 and 19: Cole: But the only thing the DA sai
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Page 24 and 25: Creek, take kids out of school, peo
Page 26 and 27: Fitzgerald: That was really my firs
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Page 32 and 33: Haeg: ...think of a better way. -Um
Page 34 and 35: Cole: In the past. Was. That's righ
Page 36 and 37: Shaw: Mr. Haeg. Haeg: I'm sorry. Be
Page 38 and 39: tell me." "Well I'm not happy they
Page 40 and 41: Haeg: Ok so he changed his mind bef
Page 42 and 43: Cole: "On Monday, November 8 th you
Page 44 and 45: Cole: You thought it was. I didn't.
Page 46 and 47: Exhibit 5 EXCERPT OF HAEG’S IMMUN
Page 48 and 49: Exhibit 7 ZELLER’S IMMUNIZED STAT
Page 50 and 51: Trooper Gibbens: I don’t remember
Page 52 and 53: Exhibit 9 November 4, 2004: In the
Page 54 and 55: All of which is a Class A Misdemean
Page 56 and 57: wolves sealed. Haeg provided the in
Page 58 and 59: Exhibit 10 November 8, 2004: DAVE H
Page 60 and 61: Exhibit 11 November 8, 2004: In the
Page 62 and 63: Count IX That on or about March 26,
Page 66 and 67: Count V That on or about March 23,
Page 68 and 69: After calling in the report, Haeg a
Page 70 and 71: Exhibit 13 PROOF, WHICH IS STILL IN
Page 72 and 73: Both men have pleaded not guilty to
Page 74 and 75: But the state’s controversial pre
Page 76 and 77: Exhibit 15 RECORDINGS OF ROBINSON 7
Page 78 and 79: Robinson: Yeah I told you ... Haeg:
Page 80 and 81: Robinson: And so... Stoumbaugh: He
Page 82 and 83: Robinson: But that doesn’t addres
Page 84 and 85: Robinson: Listen what I’m saying
Page 86 and 87: Robinson: Yeah he told me about tha
Page 88 and 89: Robinson: I’m sorry David Haeg: a
Page 90 and 91: Robinson: Because after I had Joe i
Page 92 and 93: Haeg: Ok well the malpractice that
Page 94 and 95: Haeg: ... I was out to lunch. Robin
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Page 98 and 99: Haeg: I just wasted a whole bunch o
Page 100 and 101: Haeg: Him essentially selling me ou
Page 102 and 103: stood up for my deal and I wanted t
Page 104 and 105: Haeg: by me and Leaders the judge d
Page 106 and 107: was a bad guide”. Well what the h
Page 108 and 109: ROBINSON: Well I don’t know who y
Page 110 and 111: Why were you flying to McGrath Did
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9. Should we also point out Leaders
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RETURN I served the above subpoena
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Exhibit 16 EXCERPT OF RECORD PROVIN
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Exhibit 18 Trooper Gibbens sworn te
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Exhibit 20 56 QUESTIONS FOR BRENT C
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28. What was your response 29. Do y
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Exhibit 21 TROOPER GIBBENS FALSE TE
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Exhibit 24 TAPE RECORDINGS OF OSTER
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een a government wacky and she has
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plus the losses you had sustained a
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Mr. Osterman: Well you got - you go
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Mr. Osterman: I want you involved.
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OSTERMAN: Ok. (indecipherable) HAEG
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HAEG: Ok. OSTERMAN: Because lets fa
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OSTERMAN: Mm hmm. HAEG: He knew but
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out. You bring that up and it will
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OSTERMAN: You’ve - bear with me f
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HAEG: Yeah. OSTERMAN: …and the mi
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OSTERMAN: Yeah they’re talking ab
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HAEG: Got him on tape saying, “no
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OSTERMAN: They give it to us. You d
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things that have to be done yet to
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OSTERMAN: Sure. HAEG: And now it lo
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OSTERMAN: No. HAEG: Why not OSTERMA
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HAEG: Yeah there’s was none. OSTE
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HAEG: No it aint. That - that issue
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HAEG: How long did we have the open
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OSTERMAN: Well that’s what happen
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looked like you know your - I mean
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OSTERMAN: Ok. So Chuck’s screwed.
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HAEG: So there’s no chance of Chu
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HAEG: So I don’t even see why he
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HAEG: How come I have Supreme Court
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OSTERMAN: Right if a crime happen w
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OSTERMAN: Not necessarily no. HAEG:
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Mr. Osterman: What does that mean M
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Mr. Osterman: No kidding. That's ex
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Mr. Osterman: Well you didn't the o
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carelessness or negligence but thos
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Mr. Osterman: Well you're not deali
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e on the record and when I get to t
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Mr. Osterman: Well things that were
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Mr. Haeg: - no it's what I have pro
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you a permit to go shoot wolves wit
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not going to work effectively. The
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Mr. Osterman: Listen Mr. Haeg: ...
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wheeled out this tape see and then
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Mr. Haeg: Hey. Hey Mark you know wh
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Mr. Haeg: I didn't mention that I k
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Mr. Osterman: Well I know you tape
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Mr. Osterman: Mm hmm. Mr. Haeg: Wel
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Mr. Osterman: The other issue that
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Law Office of Mark Osterman 215 Fid
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already notified the Governor becau
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or counsel's continuing representat
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defense and should promptly comply
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ing up that there was a Rule 11 Agr
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MAGISTRATE WOODMANCY: Ok and -uh- f
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MR. OSTERMAN: -Uh- Mr. Haeg you had
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the same as hunting a deer out in t
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I've ever seen in my life. I have r
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MR. OSTERMAN: Well not necessarily
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MR. OSTERMAN: I already told you th
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information provided by Mr. Haeg -u
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MR. OSTERMAN: Well I - you know aga
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MR. HAEG: Ok and did he state how m
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JACKIE HAEG: Yes he was - very. MR.
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JACKIE HAEG: Yeah he felt the he -
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to him along with the tons of casel
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MR. HAEG: Because when I paid him h
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we could have something we could li
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EXHIBIT 26 STATE OF ALASKA 14 PAGE
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conviction of a pro se defendant. M
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his right to an attorney, he cannot
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IV. Conclusion Based on the forgoin
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Tamara Russell, Psy.D., MHC IV Lice
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Haeg: If you made a Rule 11 Agreeme
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Fitzgerald: I - I don't know how to
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Fitzgerald: Yeah that's what I'm sa
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statement made during plea negotiat
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were using. They also found a spent
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She also revoked Haeg’s guiding l
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makes it a crime for any person lic
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Haeg claims that Judge Murphy faile
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At sentencing, the State is allowed
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Once the case was remanded, Haeg
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To support his claim under Alaska
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Exhibit 32 JUDICIAL COMPLAINT DISMI
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Exhibit 34 ABA BAR EXAM QUESTIONS A
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selling their boats to avoid forfei
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ear arms). B. The Second Variable -
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Exhibit 35 SUCCESSFUL INEFFECTIVE A
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to a defendant that it constitutes
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United States v. Hernandez, 450 F.
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Nance v. Ozmint, 626 S.E.2d 878 (S.
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Instead, Haeg said, when he asked t
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