PCR Exhibits - Alaska State of Corruption

Robinson: Because after I had Joe investigate it
Haeg: Yep
Robinson: After I got the writing from Scot
Haeg: Yep
Robinson: I wasn’t sure there was a deal.
Haeg: Well didn’t ever occur to you that ineffective assistance of counsel didn’t have to mean
that there was a deal...
Robinson: but what else would...
Haeg: ... but when – when Brent told me that there was a deal and there
wasn’t that’s ineffective assistance of counsel. I mean it’s as obvious as the nose
on your face. You cannot bloweth both hot and cold Chuck.
Robinson: I sent my – I put my investigator on it to find out what the
situation was
Haeg: yep
Robinson: And my investigator found out that it wasn’t clear that there
was a goddamn deal.
Haeg: it was fuzzy yeah
Robinson: so what – so then what – at that point then what am I suppose to say, “oh there’s
ineffective assistance of counsel because it is vague and uncertain”
Haeg: Nope you should’ve said – you should’ve said how did you Brent Cole how did you why
did you let Mr. Haeg pay $6000 dollars to go up tell them that there was deal, exactly what the
parameters were, had him fly people in from around the country and then when he gets there tell
him then that there’s no deal.
Robinson: I didn’t have an obligation to do that Dave.
Haeg: Yeah you did.
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