Disfranchised

1. Kyle Henry (white boy, now millionair) The government agreed not to prosecute him on money laundering and drug conspiracy (count 1), and he, through his lawyer, had contract with the IRS to receive 25% of the lst million collected and 10% of net taxes and penalties, up to one million dollars. Kyle Henry also had a contract with the U. S. Attorneys office to get 25% of a1l they seized, and he also went in the witness protection after testifying.

2. Anna Grazette (David Wallace's mother). http://georgehigh.com/Virginia/Anna%20Grazette.pdf   She sold and stored drugs at her home, and witnessed her son David Wa1lace murder Bruce Low in her home. She received a Statutory Immunity letter from the prosecutor stating that nothing she said at Trial could be used against Her. She also went in the witness Program. Judge Vining sentenced her to 5 years probation (She only did about 3).

3. David Wallace (Anna Grazette's Son). http://georgehigh.com/Virginia/D.W..pdf  Facing life and pled guilty before Judge Vining to Count # 1, he also Played Supervisory role. David also murdered Bruce Low at his mother's House. The government filed a 5K-1) and rule 35, and he too will go in the Witness Protection program and he would not be prosecuted for the Murder or counts # 10, 12, 13, 16, 17, and count # 25. He met with Allen Moye for about 15 minutes after signing plea Agreement and a second time for about an hour. He met with Allen Moye 10 days to two Weeks before This trial, once, may be twice. He also met with Allen Moye, Salinski, Shelia Whipple and Barbara Brown, all four of them together. David Wallace later met with Barbara
Brown Individually for 2 hours and met with Salinski and Shelia Whipple on another Occasion. Judge Vining Sentenced Wallace to 219 mos and later reduced it to 144 mo.

4. Antonio Moses:   http://georgehigh.com/Virginia/A.M..pdf  Serving 90 months after plea agreement and rule 35, and the government said that it would recommend additional reduction for his testimony at trial.

5. Tryia Ekwensi: Facing Life, and pled guilty to 1,700 keys of cocaine and 3 keys of Heroin. Government filed a rule 5K-l for "Substantial Assistance".

6. Keith bass: Sentenced to 120 months in August of 1992 for Conspiracy to 15 keys of crack And two firearm counts and possession. Keith Bass met with Allen Moye and Barbara Brown On Two occasion shortly before this trial and agreed to testify and the government filed a 5K -1 and rule 35 for a sentence reduction.

7. Kelvin King:  http://georgehigh.com/Virginia/K.K..pdf  Sentenced to 17 years and 8 months after pleading guilty before Judge Vining. Kelvin King met with Allen Moye and two D.E.A agents for 2-3 hours, 2-3 weeks before this trial and he agreed to testify and the government recommended sentence reduction by virtue of his testimony at trial. (Barbara Brown came in during meeting but did not stay.

8. Willie Baines: Sentenced to 12 years and cooperated and the government agreed to make a recommendation to the director of immigration and Naturalization Service in Atlanta that he not be deported to the Bahamas when he completes his sentence. The Government further agreed to request that the Immigration and Naturalization Service lift the detainer on Willie Baines, so that when the bureau of prisons, when under their regulations he may become legible for furlough the detainer will not prevent him from receiving a furlough.

9. Juan Hernandez: Serving 206 and 120 months consecutively. Government agreed to file a rule
35 for sentence reduction.

10. Sims Jinks:  http://georgehigh.com/Virginia/S.J..pdf  Facing Life and pled guilty before Judge Vining, sentenced to 240 month. reduced to 120 mos. Government filed rule 35 and Agreed to just prosecute him on count # 1, and forget about counts # 7, 13, 14, 15, 20, and 21. The government would also not prosecute him on the pending assault charge (shooting), or the Murder. Met with Allen Moye the day before he testified at this trial and also met with Barbara Brown Jinks also Stated that he met with several agents from the time he entered into His plea agreement in November of 1992.

11. Larry Strong: Pled guilty to 500 keys of cocaine and facing 29 years to life, and government filed a rule 35. Met with Barbara Brown and Allen Moye for 5-6 hours about month before this trial.

12. Joe Harper: Arrested August 15th 1991 and started cooperating from day one Sentenced to 87 months by Judge Vining after the government filed a rule 35, He met with Allen Moye and Barbara Brown for 2 hours one week before this trial and the Government agreed to recommend additional sentence reduction for his testimony at trial.

13. Roy McCullums: Pled guilty and sentenced to 240 months, also accessory to two murders. Government filed a rule 35 for sentence reduction.

14. Andre Dallas: Serving 322 months and government filed rule 35. Met with Barbara Brown for 2 hours in January 1993 with his attorney present. He met with Barbara Brown two weeks later, just the two of them. Met with Barbara Brown some month later and also a guy name Charles was present.

15. Ladaris Patrick:   http://georgehigh.com/Virginia/L.P..pdf  Facing Life and pled guilty before Judge Vining. Government filed a rule 35 and 5K-I and he too will go in the witness protection program.

16. Donald Williams: had 3 years left to serve on sentence in state Prison. The government agreed to write the State Board of Pardons and Parole to them of his cooperation, and to also advise the District Attorney in Moskogee County, Georgia of his cooperation.

17. Joel Peavey:  http://georgehigh.com/Virginia/J.J..pdf  Facing Life and pled guilty before Judge Vining to count # 1. The Government filed a rule 35 and 5K-l and would not prosecute him on counts # 13 and # 38.

18. Winfred Cornell Jordan:   http://georgehigh.com/Virginia/W.C.J..pdf  Sentenced to 300 months in late 1991. Went before the grand jury on October 28th and November 5th 1992. He met with Salinski, Barbara Brown and Allen Moye for app: 2 hours, 2-3 weeks before this trial. He hoped that the government take his cooperation into consideration

In this case, the government had quite simply purchased the testimony of the above 18 witnesses through Promises of Leniency and in one case (Kyle Henry) a million + dollars. Each witness, therefore, has every reason to fabricate, falsify of exaggerate their testimony in order to "curry" favour with the government. That the prospective plea agreement prohibits false testimony is of no assistance, as the defendant will fashion his testimony in such a way that it will not be false, but it will not be truthful.

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  http://georgehigh.com/All%20Legal/Virginia%20%26%20George%20PSI.pdf   Virginia & George High's  (P.S.I.)  Presentence Investigation Report

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