Jesse J. Dean, Jr.'s News Forum Date of the Crime: 9-18-1994 Date of Conviction: 2-6-1997 Case No: 94-506-CR-HURLEY Sentence: 360 months (30 years), 5 years of supervised release, deportation from USA for Conspiracy to Import, Importation, Possession, Distribution of 908 Kilograms of Cocaine; Use of a Communication Facility |
Jesse Jerome Dean, Jr.possibly Innocent In the U.S.A. (Florida)
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Transcript of Motion Prior to Trial Before The Honorable Daniel T.K. Hurley (pdf, 8 pages) Docket No: 94-506-Cr-HURLEY West Palm Beach, Florida January 27, 1997 Immediately before trial the government still wanted to dismiss my case. Transcript of Cross-Examination of Agent Kevin Stephens (pdf, 2 pages) Special Agent Kevin Stephens, the agent in charge of "Operation Vestrac", testified that I had nothing to do with the drugs for which I was convicted. Transcript of Miguel Perez Testimony (pdf, 2 pages) The Government's star witness, Luis Miguel Perez, testified that I had nothing do with these drugs. Jesse Dean's Testimony regarding these charges (pdf, 5 pages) Jesse Dean's Statements at Sentencing (pdf, 7 pages) Deactivation Report (pdf) April 28, 1994 Excerpt of the Trial Transcripts (pdf) Mr. David H. Shelton's and Mr. Jesse J. Dean, Jr.'s Testimonies February 4, 1997 Excerpt of Defense Closing Arguments (pdf) Jesse Dean: "My trial transcripts are 547 pages long. The "Motion for Judgement of Acquittal" is an excellent account of the legal charade which led to my wrongful conviction. Defendant's Memorandum of Law in Support of Motion for Judgement of Acquittal, or, in the Alternative, a New Trial (pdf, 35 pages) "Jailed DEA Spy Claims Entrapment" (article, pdf) by Tosheena Robinson-Blair, Bahama Journal Staff Reporter Debriefing of Miguel Perez and Discussion of Plea Agreement on March 24, 1995 (pdf, 5 pages) This was taken almost two years before my "trial". It makes no mention of me or the Bahamas. It was "Exhibit A" in my 2255 but simply ignored. Court Order Granting Motion For Court To Take Judicial Notice Of Guidelines Regarding The Use Of Confidential Informants (pdf, 1 page) February 20, 2001 "FBI Rules For Informants" (pdf, 1 page) Newsweek May 13, 2002 Receipt Of Payment On April 16, 1993 Dated "16/4/93" By Movant (pdf, 1 page) Response to FOIA Request (pdf, 6 pages) February 5, 2002 Response To Complaint To DEA (pdf, 2 pages) May 4, 2004 Joint U.S.-Bahamian Investigation of "Jesse J. Dean, Jr." (pdf, 5 pages) U.S. Criminal Inquiry RE: "Jesse J. Dean, Jr." (pdf, 2 pages) Investigative Reports of "Jesse L. Dean" (of Illinois, USA) (pdf, 4 pages) Order Granting Motion for Reconsideration and Vacating Order Denying Motion Requesting Relief from Judgment (pdf, 3 pages) August 4, 2004 Letters (pdf) Request For Certificate Of Appealability (pdf, 33 pages) United States Court of Appeals, Eleventh Circuit June 2009 |
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Jesse Dean: "All of the evidence of my innocence is on file with the court at http://www.flsd.uscourts.gov, case number 00-2145-CIV-HURLEY. http://www.pacer.uscourts.gov/ PACER Service Center Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts The PACER Service Center is the Federal Judiciary's centralized registration, billing, and technical support center for electronic access to U.S. District, Bankruptcy, and Appellate court records. Jesse Dean: "I DID NOT KNOW THAT I HAD BEEN "DEACTIVATED"!! I did not learn until TRIAL that I had been deactivated! DEA Special Agent David H. Shelton ADMITTED at trial that he KNEW that I DID NOT KNOW that I had been deactivated! All of this is against Department of Justice Guidelines which REQUIRE, among many other things, that I be advised of my deactivation, informed of the "cause" and this deactivation be properly documented! Special Agents have ROUTINELY ignored these GUIDELINES so much so that only last September [September 2005], the Office of the Inspector General released a 300+page study about this same problem. The OIG [Office of the Inspector General] found that in 87% of the informant files they studied, Special Agents committed what has been called "COMPLIANCE ERRORS". How can you employ someone, pay them for their services and then terminate them but NOT ADVISE them of their termination? Then, to add insult to injury, you ARREST THEM, CHARGE, CONVICT AND SEND THEM TO PRISON FOR WHAT THEY WERE BEING PAID TO DO?? I HAD ABSOLUTELY NOTHING WHATSOEVER TO DO WITH THE CRIME FOR WHICH I HAVE BEEN CONVICTED! So, I am BOTH ACTUALLY AND LEGALLY INNOCENT! Regards, JD" Jesse Dean: " I suggest you visit http://www.usdoj.gov/oig/special/0509/final.pdf (pdf, 314 pages) U.S. Department of Justice Office of the Inspector General, September 2005 The Federal Bureau of Investigation's Compliance with the Attorney General's Investigative Guidelines ...and read "The Federal Bureau of Investigation's Compliance with the Attorney General's Investigative Guidelines", released in September of 2005. Pay careful attention to the sections on "INSTRUCTIONS" [page 79] and "DEACTIVATION" [Deactivation of Confidential Informants, page 88]. You will find it most informative and that it supports my 11-year-old claims. Regards, JD." http://www.usdoj.gov/dea/foia/naddis.html NADDIS - Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Information System http://www.dea.gov/ Drug Enforcement Administration Miami Herald - September 29, 1994 - 1B LOCAL DRUG BUST TRASHES FAMILY'S NEW HOME by David Lyons, Herald Staff Writer For the FBI, DEA and the U.S. attorney's office, Wednesday was a banner day: The announcement of 19 druggies indicted, a ton of cocaine seized and a major smuggling ring put out of business. For Shari and Joseph Weiner, it was, well, a bust of another color: An alarm and sprinkler system ruined, tools and jewelry missing, rancid food in the fridge, strange men in their new house and nerves jangled beyond repair. The Weiners, as it turns out out, became unwitting bystanders in... Read on here. Miami Herald - March 6, 1996 - 2B LOCAL DRUG DEFENDANT'S WIFE, MAID MURDERED by Frances Robles, Harold Staff Writer A West Dade man who was awaiting sentencing for his part in a drug operation came home Monday night to an unspeakable horror: Someone had entered his heavily secured suburban home and killed his wife and his maid and shot two of his dogs. Dead were Mary Michelle Perez, 29, and the family housekeeper, Norma Diaz, 34, of Sweetwater. Elio Perez, 41, arrived at his 4621 SW 133rd Ave. home with his three children and a co-worker about 7 p.m. Monday to find the house ransacked, police said. Read on here. http://www.november.org/thewall/cases/dean-j/dean-j.html Jesse Dean's profile at November.org. The November Coalition is working to end drug injustice. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bahamas Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: Commonwealth of the Bahamas http://www.bahamasb2b.com/news/story.php?title=jesse-dean-needs-your-help#c477 Bahamasb2b.com features visually exciting information-packed pages about the Bahama Islands! Announcement: Jesse Dean Needs Your Help http://freejesse.blogspot.com:80/ Jesse Dean's Blog |
