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Introduction: Events Preceding to My Cases Here is a brief story of my cases. My first case: I would like to now explain my involvement with my ex-wife Lisa Purdy, a/k/a Cioffi, Witt, Phillips. I met Lisa around 1984, Lisa then got pregnant with my first son, Anthony, in 1985. Lisa then gave birth to my second son, Matthew, in 1987. Lisa and I got married In 1986. Lisa and I had a very rocky marriage. In 1988, Lisa filed for a divorce; Case No. 88-DR-585. From 1988 through 1991 I fought for visitation rights to see my sons. I had problems with visitation rightRead More →

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Introduction Murder victim Patricia Jeschke (31) was stabbed and strangled in her apartment (St. Joseph, Missouri) on November 12, 1980. Her mother found her nude body on the bedroom floor the next day with several head wounds. Jeschke was a St. Joseph library secretary. Sandra Hemme says she knew Patricia Jeschke from the library. This seems to be not only a classic case of false confession by the accused. This is the case of a mental patient, who did not really know what happened or where she was at the time of the offense. When Hemme was interrogated by police without a defense attorney presentRead More →

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Introduction In 1991, I, Jesse Jerome Dean, Jr., a citizen and resident of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas, volunteered to become a confidential informant for the Drug Enforcement Administration in Nassau, Bahamas. I was a Senior Radar Controller at the Nassau International Airport. I was instrumental in the seizures of several large shipments of drugs, for which I was paid by the DEA (Drug Enforcement Administration). I soon became acquainted with the owners and operators of a seafood company in South Florida, two brothers, one of whom was a drug-trafficker. As a confidential informant, I sought to but was never able to cause a seizureRead More →