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  • From: willwilliams0404
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  • 1 of 4
  • 10/26/11
This is not a news flash but the story that I want people to be aware of is another explain of the injustice of our judicial system.  The story is about six men that founded a software company in Colorado Springs, CO who were on the verge of landing a 100 million dollar deal.  But before this happened the company was raided in an attempt to steal the software by the FBI and big business.

The men have been wrongfully accessed and convicted all over money.  They have done no wrong and are completely innocent.

Below is the press release and links to the story:

Six defendants who represented self in Denver federal court, set to appeal verdict   Denver, Colo., October 21, 2011, (IRP SOLUTIONS) – Pastor of the Colorado Springs Fellowship Church stands by six church members who were convicted in federal court on Thursday.  “These men did nothing wrong”, says Pastor Rose Banks.  “They were running a business developing software for law enforcement when in 2005 the business was raided by over 20 FBI agents”, Banks explained during a local radio interview.   The Six executives of a Colorado software development company who defended themselves (pro se) in the federal criminal case have long alleged mishandling of this case by the government.  “This is a case about debt”, states one defendant during trial.   During the trial the defendants impeached many of the government witnesses, but the jury was not allowed to review court transcripts during deliberation.  Several exhibits used by the defense to impeach the witnesses were not allowed in as evidence by Federal Judge Christine Arguello.  Additionally, two out of three expert witnesses were not allowed to testify on behalf of the defense.  Expert witnesses would have testified that IRP’s business practices were consistent with the industry.   Many of those in attendance at the trial, including the wives of the defendants were shocked when the jury returned a guilty verdict after two-and-a-half days of deliberation.  “Questions from the jury indicated a possible hung jury, when suddenly the guilty verdict was returned”, says the wife of one defendant.  Questions now loom as to whether jury integrity was breached.

 

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  • From: bradar0708
  •   To: willwilliams0404
  • 3 of 4
  • 10/28/11

The government was supposed to purchase this software not steal it! This article had mentioned that many of those in attendance at the trial, including the wives of the defendants were shocked when the jury returned a guilty verdict after two-and-a-half days of deliberation.  “Questions from the jury indicated a possible hung jury, when suddenly the guilty verdict was returned”, says the wife of one defendant.  It is crystal clear to me that the jury was influence by a crocked judge and a crooked prosecutor to make their decision. These executives  developed software that was to help support the government. Why should the government purchase this software when it would be so much easier to steal it and put these men in prison for the rest of their lives? Sounds like a good deal to me $0.00 dollrs!!!!!!

  • From: 2_Tell_the_Truth
  •   To: willwilliams0404
  • 4 of 4
  • 10/28/11
It's also crazy to me how all the local media was to be all over this story the day these 6 men were convicted.  Prior to that, when the men went to the media to give their side of the story (and expose what was being done to them by the government/FBI) the media was no where to be found and wanted no part of it.  But they always want to cover things that shouldn't even be on the news!!!  Makes NO SENSE!!
 
 
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