Post 6 – Pre-Trial
Even more shocking is that he showed up to trial with just a few pages to put into evidence and none of them were the financial records that proved Jason’s innocence. The trial judge and Appeals Court somehow found him competent. Corrupt? Maybe. Insane to any reasonable human? Absolutely.
Post 5 – The Charges
If you have a lawyer, they are you! No matter how badly they screw the pooch, you are stuck with the consequences. In Jason’s case, his appeal attorney was clearly not aware of the requirements for the engaging charge. He only had ten days after the decision from the Appeals court to inform them of…
Post 4 – The Complaints
When these charges came to light, Steve Kramer, a trustee of the PHCA came forward with a letter urging the prosecution that they had it all wrong and that the PHCA had no money missing. He also stated that the PHCA had never had the amount of money in question to have been stolen in…
Post 3 – Visalus
Kristie and Dawid began selling Visalus through the PHCA. At this point, Kristie had already earned a status that earned her a $600 a month bonus toward the purchase of a black 7 series BMW. It was one of the perks of being a great salesperson. The PHCA received 5% of the sales. So, the…
Post 2 – Before the War
Jason had been a volunteer for some time before joining the board of directors. This was his first year with a significant role in the annual festival and the financial operations of the community center. Admittedly, Jason was not aware of how tight the finances of the PHCA were since the departure of several high-level…
Post 1 – Our Story
After about two years (2007) of growing themselves, Kristie and Jason started investing money in the neighborhood. Nothing major at first. They would buy dilapidated homes and mobile homes. Just like the rest of the world, the Heights was suffering and people could not keep their homes or lost them to taxes. Kristie and Jason…
Justice for Jason
Shining light on a wrongful conviction
