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HELP me in this fight to clear my husband Doug’s name and get him back home!!
With your help I know we can accomplish this! #freedom4family #exoneration
My husband has been Wrongfully Convicted of a Crime. Due to the seriousness of the offense, his legal fees will be more than we can personally handle. We need to raise Money for an Appellate Attorney, New Trial Attorney and CPA. This is what’s needed so new information can be presented that will help prove his innocence. We are asking for any help you can provide to assist us with obtaining proper legal representation so we can fight the charges and clear his name. Along with other expenses and bills we have during this time. Doug is a good man, husband, father and grandfather. This accusation and conviction has broken him, and we will do anything in our power to help clear his name.
If you knew my husband and I, you would know that putting our business on here like this is not something we would do unless we had no other option available. Anything you can contribute to help during this time and process would be greatly appreciated.
There is still so much that needs to be done in a very short period of time so we can fight this fight and get him back home.

A note from Doug:
I will fight hard to gain my
freedom and get home to my family.
My Prayers are that enough people will come together and enable me to do so and that someone with authority will take a better look at this case exposing it for what it truly is. D.V.

We need your help in gaining his freedom and getting him back home doing the things he loves!
Trial started on October, 4 2022. Of the 16
witnesses 7 gave false statements.
1 answered questions relating to charge 5 for a witness that wasn’t even in court and only 5 was directly related to the charges and or money transactions.
A key piece of
exculpatory evidence was not
allowed to be admitted (denying the
Jury a chance to see this critical piece
of evidence relating to his innocence)
the evidence was a letter (see in updates) given to him by the co-defendant in November of
2018 saying Doug knew nothing of the
events that had taken place.
His co-defendant requested he give it to his attorney and decide what to do from there. On December, 19 2018 in a recorded call with the FBI agent and himself, Doug told the FBI agent about the letter several times during this call FBI agent said he would send someone after the letter from attorney’s office and get back to him after the first of the year to schedule a site down with the prosecutor, Doug’s attorney, himself and Doug. But FBI agent never did anything he said he would do. Why is that?
To the best of his memory this was the last time the letter was mentioned until the
criminal proceedings when the agent
was asked about the letter by the
prosecutor he replied he never got it so at that point they both alleged he had lied. When his Attorney tried to present the letter it was ruled not admissible despite the fact the co-defendants willingness to testify she did in fact draft the letter.
On October, 13 2022 He was convicted and sent to jail to wait on sentencing February, 3 2023. I’m told it is very rare that a person convicted of these non violent white collar crime charges go to jail before sentencing.
Had the co-defendant been given the opportunity to testify about her letter she could have and certainly would have cleared his name of all charges.
I have mentioned only a few of the
many discrepancies that took place
during the investigation and trial but
there are many more I will be
sharing.
Thank you all so much.
#freedom4family #exoneration

Thank you,
From me and my family
Help us contact:
The Governor of Kentucky
Andy Beshear governor.ky.gov
The Senator of Kentucky
Rand Paul paul.senate.gov
U.S. Attorney General
Merrick Garland justice.gov
To review this case and help us!
Organizer
Heather Vance
Organizer
Richlands, VA