Judge Tom Marcelain of Newark Ohio to consider Blausey's request for early release from prison

-Stay tuned for our official brief on this matter.- "The injustice that Harry Blausey has suffered as a result of the Ohio Department of Corrections is nothing but Criminal, and This project looks to the day that a Federal Court Can and Will look at the serious irreversible damage that this sentence has done to this man and his family.-

-From The Innocence Project (Robert Paisola Reports)
It is required that "The Court shall impose a sentence that is sufficient, but not greater than necessary to comply with the purposes set forth in paragraph two." Paragraph two provides these factors "A, to reflect the seriousness of the offense, to promote respect for the law, and to provide just punishment for the offense; B: To afford adequate deterrence to criminal conduct C: To protect the public from further crimes of the Defendant; an D; to provide the defendant with the needed educational training , medical care or other correctional treatment in the most effective manner"

Put another way, it has been mandated that a sentencing court must impose a sentence that is sufficient but no greater than necessary to comply with the sentencing guidelines in this case. This statute recognized a defendants liberty because it is a clear violation of the statute to impose a sentence necessary than to comply with the law. It also recognizes the importance of public safety by requiring that the sentence be sufficient to accomplish the purposes of punishment, deterrence and protection of the public.

The Supreme Court has also clearly stated that there must no be a disparity in the sentencing process, or the sentencing review process as we are faced with in the Blausey case.

The Finding of Judge Branstool that Defendant Joe McClain had completed a "sentence that is sufficient but no greater than necessary to comply with the sentencing guidelines in this case. This statute recognized a defendants liberty because it is a clear violation of the statute to impose a sentence necessary than to comply with the law. sets the bar for the BLAUSEY Case, as Blausey Has not only made restitution to said victims, but has spent more time in a custodial setting than MCCLAIN, causing a very clear sentencing disparity.

We would ask this honorable Court to Free Harry Blausey and to look at the nexus between the MCClain Case and The Blausey Case. We would ask that this Honorable Court Do the right thing and give Blausey his life back, as the sentence as it stands now is nothing but a sentence to die.

Respectfully

Robert Paisola
CEO
The Robert Paisola Innocence Project

-FROM THE NEWARK ADVOCATE
'Whatever happened to equal treatment under the law? Although I feel that Mr. Blausey should serve his entire sentence, if I was him I would be asking for early release myself. Recently Democrat Judge David Branstool released Joe McClain after only one year of a 5 year sentence. Joe did the same thing that Mr. Blausey did. Joe bilked about 40 people out of $475,000.00 and was found guilty of 25 counts of grand theft. He originally was facing 40 years in prison.

Judge Branstool cited Joe's good behavior and said he learned his lesson during his time in jail as reason to cut his sentence so short. Or maybe it was the college classes that Joe attended at the taxpayers expense. The entire Church of God community was instrumental in his light sentence and early release. It's too bad that Harry wasn't a church member there. I guess it PAYS to be a Christian at the Church of God. Or maybe it PAYS to be a local judge presiding over a case involving a Church of God member. So, Mr. Branstool, what does a judge in Licking Co. cost?

I'm all in favor of forgiveness. but I'm in favor of equitable treatment under the law. I work with a lady whose young son stole and forged a check. He's a good kid that learned his lesson. He served his entire sentence. It's no wonder minorities complain of injustices in the penal system. Here you can steal half a million dollars & destroy peoples lives but if you're a clean-cut white boy and a member of the right church and can find the judges price you can walk away spotless and free. That makes the McClains Christ like, blemish free just like the sacrificial lamb. The only difference is... the lamb died.

Unless the Church of God are hypocrites and the judges are on the take then both groups should come to his defense and release Mr. Blausey early. Anything less would be the equivalent of using the Bible & the United States Constitution as toilet paper to wipe the filth from ones own backside.'

NEWARK — A Newark man convicted of running a mortgage-fraud scheme wants a judge to release him from prison after serving less than half of his four-and-a-half-year sentence.

Harry Blausey, 69, claimed he would negotiate with victims’ mortgage companies to avoid defaulting on their home debts. He then rented out the properties — sometimes to the homeowner — but did not successfully arrange short sales. He was convicted of 26 felony counts after a weeklong trial.

Licking County Common Pleas Court Judge Thomas Marcelain denied a request Blausey made shortly after his conviction to be placed in a state program that would have allowed him early release. Marcelain denied another request for judicial release in February.

In his most recent request, Blausey’s attorney Daniel Arnold wrote that prison had a profound impact on his client and impressed upon him the need to fully comply with the law, according to the motion filed Dec. 3. All but one of the civil lawsuits filed against Blausey have been settled.

Marcelain to deny Blausey’s request, writing that releasing him would demean the seriousness of the crimes and would not adequately punish him, according to court records.

The Harry Blausey Newark Ohio Federal Lawsuit Case Update, Robert Paisola Reports

Let us be clear on the Harry Blausey Wrongful Imprisonment case based out of Newark, Ohio. Licking County Newark Ohio Prosecutor, Ken Oswalt Newark Ohio Prosecutor Pictured
We have been working with members of the Ohio Legislature, Members of the United States Congress and the United States Senate. We have hundreds of hours of conversations documented with ELECTED OFFICIALS and ACTUAL PEOPLE WHO WERE INVOLVED IN THIS INVESTIGATION.... See More

Blausey is preparing to file a Civil Rights Case in The Federal District Court in Ohio. His support is worldwide and The Governor of Ohio, Ted Strickland, is acutely aware of his plight.

The testimony from the WORKERS at the HOCKING COUNTY CORRECTIONAL FACILITY as well as Warden Michael Sheets of the Chillicothe, Ohio ROSS CORRECTIONAL FACILITY and his own staff will cause the State of Ohio to be forced to pursue not only CIVIL, but CRIMINAL CHARGES against named workers in the Ohio Department of Corrections.

We are working diligently to ensure that Blausey's Abuse is broadcast worldwide. We have audio, video and a confidential investigation conducted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation on Blausey's Treatment during his incarceration.

America can rest assured that all of the facts regarding the beating, abuse, and wanton neglect for this inmate will not only surprise the average citizen, but will be heard around the world.

Harry Blausey is a victim of malicious prosecution by Licking County Ohio Prosecutor Ken Oswalt. Blausey was assaulted by officers ON CAMERA. Blausey can not hear, because his hearing aid was taken from him. The State of Ohio refuses to voluntarily provide him a hearing aid to assist him in comprehending the most basic instructions from correctional officers.

We applaud former Hocking County Correctional Facility Warden, Ed Banks. You will hear from him at trial.

To the members of the Ohio Media. You had better look into this and any type of slander or libel against this man will not go unnoticed.

Governor Strickland, Demand that your people in the Department of Corrections stand accountable and provide Harry Blausey with the healthcare he so badly needs. Make an official order that Harry Blausey be transported and fitted for a Hearing Aid, while you still have State jurisdiction on this matter.

One final note, Attorney Mark Serrott in Ohio... YOU STOLE YOUR CLIENTS MONEY. We are going to have you disbarred forever.

To Lieutenant Johnson (more info to be provided via FOIA) and Lieutenant Smith ( A Female Officer, more info to be provided via FOIA) we have interviewed your colleagues and the results will ensure that you will have your own cell, as an inmate.

This is over America, We are sick of this wanton disregard for an Ohio Prison Systems Inmate, and the day of reckoning is coming soon.

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The Harry Blausey Innocence Project Case Starts To Boil, Robert Paisola Reports

Back to the Harry Blausey Newark Ohio Real Estate Case: A man is now in
prison for what he did as he followed "The Masters" on Late Night
Television. The Attorney's STOLE his money and There is an ACTIVE FBI
Investigation going forward with this matter. This is why I created the
Robert Paisola Innocence Project, that has ...been endorsed by renounced attorneys Barry Scheck and Peter Neufeld.

The State of Ohio is going to be liable for MILLIONS of dollars for
their conduct in this matter, and no Public Official will be exempt
from prosecution, elected or appointed. In America, you do not have the
right to strip a man of his constitutional rights and simply send him
to jail because he is victimized by those that are paid to serve the
citizens. We thank the foundation and the Governor of the State of Ohio, Ted Strickland, The Attorney General Of the State of Ohio, Nancy Hardin Rogers
as well as Warden Edward Banks as we navigate this serious matter. We
will never go away. We can not be paid off. There must be a universal
law that is followed, no matter where you are in the country.

In the end, you will see the massive power that one single man in Newark, Ohio
has amassed across the globe, and Harry W. Blausey will be given his
day in court AGAINST those who wronged him. We challenge the
administration of the Hocking County Correctional Center to do the
right thing.... or face the punishment that you so easily distill. It
is simply YOUR CHOICE GENTLEMEN.

The Robert Paisola Innocence Project

The Harry Blausey Case Continues... When will the State of Ohio Learn, A WCM Exclusive for The Associated Press

For Immediate Release
Western Capital Multimedia
September 25, 2009
For The Associated Press

(Nelsonville, Ohio) The Robert Paisola Innocence Project has just been notified that former Newark, Ohio Realtor, Harry Blausey has been placed in solitary confinement for "Accepting a Piece of Bread from another Inmate" Blausey, said in a letter to WCM and AP that "I was put in the Hole (Segregation) on Friday, Did not get my medications for three days, and my hearing aid was stolen"

Blausey, has been in custody for nearly a year, for "Providing False Writings" under Ohio Code. And has been the center of worldwide controversy over his abuse and treatment while under the custody of The Ohio Department of Corrections. He was allegedly following the advice and procedures from Real Estate Guru's Russ Whitney, Carlton Sheets and Donald Trump, among others, when charges were levied against him by Licking County Ohio Prosecutor Kenneth Oswalt, who stated "It is not so much what Mr. Blausey did, but what he did not do"

Calls to the institution warden, Francisco Pineda went unanswered, and we were told that "we would be receiving a personal call from Ohio Governor Ted Strickland, and that he is very aware of this matter" said David Lucas, a Representative for the Robert Paisola Foundation.

Lucas states that "Representatives from Governor Strickland's office assured WCM that this matter was being reviewed at the highest levels of State Government" and that they would be would be contacting the foundation immediately"

Harry W. Blausey is in the middle of filing a Federal Civil Rights Action against the State of Ohio and may be compensated up to $20,000 per day of incarceration, plus punitive damages to be determined at trial. Trial Counsel estimate that Blausey will be awarded in excess of 10 Million Dollars for the Violations against his Civil Rights by the State of Ohio.

We will bring you more details on this story as it unfolds from The Hocking Correctional Facility in Nelsonville, Ohio

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Stay tuned to www.HarryBlausey.com for Constant Updates as well as CNN I Report

When Law Enforcement Becomes Lawless Thuggery, The Harry Blausey Case, Nelsonville, Ohio, By Robert Paisola

When Law Enforcement Becomes Lawless Thuggery, The Harry Blausey Newark, Ohio Abuse Case, Nelsonville, Ohio By Robert Paisola Copyright 2009 Western Capital Multimedia for CNN

A case of a few bad apples? Not anymore...

Robert Paisola: The Ohio Correctional System in Turmoil- The Rape and Abuse of Harry Blausey, Newark Ohio Realtor, For International Distribution for CNN I Report From the AP, The Associated Press has just released a story about two men who were arrested in a drug sting in New York City. The problem? The two men arrested committed no crime and the officers who falsified the report and prompted the arrest were, themselves, arrested.

Police Departments, especially the larger departments, have routinely been shown to be infected with corrupt leaders and officers. New York City. Atlanta. Los Angeles. But, the list goes on and on, from large metropolitan departments to the small municipal departments. From municipal to federal jurisdiction level. The reason for this corruption is clear; power corrupts. The higher a corrupt officer climbs the ladder, the more corrupt the department becomes. Yes, there are "bad apples" in law enforcement, but, those individuals should have been identified and removed by supervisors early into their careers. Yes, in larger departments, it is easy to "get lost", ie, for the officer to go unnoticed by anyone but their immediate supervisor and co-workers. But, these situations do not address the issue of why there are so many bad cops and so few good ones. The reason for that is longevity. We decided to dig into the trenches of a case that we have been following at The Robert Paisola Innocence Project. Our investigation took us deep within the "circle of trust" that exists on many levels within law enforcement. In this specific case, we were actually contacted by employees of the HOCKING CORRECTIONAL CENTER in Nelsonville, Ohio and were shocked at what we heard. In order to memorialize our findings, we have established a Wikipedia Page that will clearly document the Legal Issues surrounding this abuse. We learned very quickly that few good cops want to fight the constant battle of being a police officer. That battle isn't on the street, it's in the department itself. In any department, the higher you get, the more political your job becomes. It is the lower ranking officers that have to contend with the result of that political environment. Write tickets in a rich neighborhood? What were you thinking! Why weren't you patrolling this other area! The good officers apply the law equally, and, that premise in and of itself puts them at odds with most departments. Frankly, fewer and fewer good cops are putting up with the strain for any length of time and simply leave the profession.This includes jailers or what are now referred to as Correctional Officers. Add to this situation the low salary of police officers. If you wish to see the poverty level of any city, in any state, you merely have to look at the salary paid to a brand new police officer. That salary is right at the poverty level for that area. We were told that most police officers, especially new officers, simply have to "moonlight", ie, work two jobs, in order to make ends meet. Working two jobs, however, isn't really viable for a police officer. You work a 12-hour shift. Your court days can, and usually are, scheduled for a day you are off work so that the shift isn't short as you spend all day in court. Your training days are scheduled for your day off. You still have to have "family time" in between getting sleep. So, it isn't hard to understand why some officers turn to committing crimes to make more money. "It's easy, and, you have a badge" Yes, the war on drugs is part of this, as well. You make a bust, you confiscate the drugs and the money. The officers we spoke to on a condition of aninonomity after they heard our tapes of themselves in compromising situations stated "You can; a) put those drugs worth thousands and that $5,000 dollars into evidence for your case, or, b) you can pocket the cash, dump or sell the drugs, and get an extra paycheck that month. Unfortunately, the latter is what some officers choose to do. Some departments run one-man cars, so, who is around to dispute a drug-dealer who claims you robbed him? Nobody. For the departments that run two-man cars, it gets even worse. Yes, now we enter "Serpico" territory and that "code of silence." It usually doesn't start out as criminal behavior. Maybe your partner did "rough up" a drug dealer a bit. Who really cares? Let it slide. It's a war out there and if bad people get roughed up a bit, so what. The only people we can count on are each other out here. But, with that decision, that good cop is already on the path to worse with that initial silence. Cussing people out? So what. This isn't a playground on the street that you patrol for 12-hours, besides, you just got off a "hot call" and you're partner is still stressed out. Cut him/her a break. By the time the real criminal activity starts, you have now covered up so much that you are as neck-deep as they are. Even if you are in one-man cars, you've probably already covered up for other officers when they've done these things. All you want to do is provide for your family. You can't risk getting fired because you're a "trouble maker", or, worse, killed by bad officers leaving your wife/husband a widow. It's hard enough keeping your family together being a police officer. No, this isn't about justifying the actions. It's about explaining how our police departments, and officers, have become the thugs they have been, and, still are today. You only have to watch this Oklahoma State Trooper, a veteran who recently returned from Middle East duty, attacking a paramedic to see just how thuggish cops have become.This video is Live from CNN in Atlanta. Watch it America. Here are the facts regarding this incident: James said Martin had a legal right to pull over the ambulance for failing to yield the right of way when the patrol unit tried to pass it moments earlier. He also said White escalated the situation by challenging the trooper. Now, what this means is that the Trooper was responding to a call with his emergency lights and siren activated. Because the ambulance didn't pull out of the way of the Trooper, the officer called himself off of that call, and stopped the ambulance for failing to get out of his way. James said Martin is a decorated veteran who recently returned from military service in the Middle East. "There's a lot of things that people ought to know about him," James said. First of all, "recently returned from the Middle East" is only relevant in the fact that it is obvious this Trooper has no clue who his friends are in America and who isn't. He should not be on the streets in a symptomatic state of PTSD. We can tell you that of all of the officers that we spoke to, they view paramedics as an officer's friend, not someone to pull over in a fit of of rage, because they didn't pull over for you while you are on a call for whatever reason they didn't do it. Much less that gives you the right to choke the paramedic because he "challenged you"! We spoke to White's attorney, Richard O'Carroll, he he he said that "Officer Martin was out of control during the incident". He wants his client's name cleared and "significant" remedial action taken against the trooper. "If this kind of thing could happen to another professional, imagine what would happen to a suspected criminal in a dark alley," he said. This Trooper called off of a call to pull over the ambulance because he was pissed off at the ambulance driver. We know he was pissed off, and went into it pissed off, simply because of how attacked the paramedic. And, if this Trooper would attack a paramedic, what the hell would he do to someone who he thought was a "bad guy"??? Regardless of what he did, or how he acted, while in the Middle East, we now see exactly the mentality he is bringing to the road as a Trooper. This is not simply a "bad apple." It shows us exactly what the mentality of officers today has become. We have shown you the case of the murder of Brian Cardall by the Hurricane, Utah Police Department with the Use of A Taser. We provided the Audio.. You decide. We provided you stories of continued abuse inside the Hocking County Correctional Center in Nelsonville, Ohio. We provided you with tapes of the Sergeants refusing to even comment on the reported injury of Newark, Ohio Inmate, Harry W. Blausey, who is now being investigated by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, because of our reports. Why do cops run to the taser we asked? Because they can taser or shoot, they know nothing else because they haven't been forced to learn anything else -- like taking down suspects. They haven't been forced to learn how to do it because the departments and courts have covered for the officers time after time. The "Use of Force Continuum", the model of what force to use in response to a situation, has become the "Continue to Use Force Continuum." It isn't that these incidents are few and far between, as many people claim. It is that rarely these incidents get the attention of the media. You would not believe how the stories changed as the departments and officers were presented with clear and convincing evidence of police and correctional officer misconduct. We were asked not to publish the details, so we will honor that request for now. Many people will argue that these incidents do not constitute the majority of police responses, but, it cannot be argued that this "use force continuously" mentality hasn't taken over in law enforcement. This is verified by the FBI's own investigation reports. There was a reason that officers started putting dashboard cameras into every car; to curtail false accusations against officers. There is a reason now why law enforcement is more concerned who is filming an incident than focusing on the incident itself; to curtail true accusations against officers. And the cases of police misconduct seem to get worse and worse as we go on. Last weekend, we looked at the case of Bill Dillon, the Brevard County resident imprisoned for 27 years before DNA tests set him free. That, however, is only part of a bigger story of twisted justice in Central Florida - an unsolved mystery that begs for an ending. Dillon, after all, was not alone in his wrongful imprisonment. At least two other men suffered the same fate - and another shared link: a dog. Not just any dog. A wonder dog helped convict all three men: a German shepherd named Harass II, who wowed juries with his amazing ability to place suspects at the scenes of crimes. Harass could supposedly do things no other dog could: tracking scents months later and even across water, according to his handler, John Preston. If it sounds hard to believe, there's a good reason. After providing prosecutors with testimony for years, Preston was finally discredited by a judge who had the sense to do what others had not: test the dog for himself. But not until after Preston and his dog had appeared in dozens of cases. We know that at least three of those cases were overturned - after the defendants collectively spent more than a half-century in prison. No, this doesn't seem to be an "urban legend". It really happened according to the Orlando Sentinel. What is so egregious in this case is this fact: The murder case against Dillon was full of problems. The state was short on credible witnesses. (Two would later recant their testimony. One had sex with an investigator.) And Dillon was first linked to the murder of James Dvorak by a 16-year-old boy who said he recognized him from a composite sketch. But investigators needed evidence to tie Dillon to the scene. So they turned to Preston and his wonder dog. As if on cue, Preston claimed that his dog found Dillon's scent at the scene of the crime. (A judge would later say: "... Preston was regularly retained to confirm the state's preconceived notions about cases.") Dillon was convicted. And he sat in prison for 27 years - until tests proved that his DNA was not, in fact, on a bloody shirt that prosecutors had said was his. Clearly, When the prosecution needed someone to lie for them, in court, Preston stepped up to the stand and perjured himself. Repeatedly. And you simply cannot convince a jury OR THE FBI that nobody in the district attorney's office didn't know this was happening. They knew. They asked for that perjured testimony. And they got it. We spoke to Police Psychologists and were told "This mentality in our law enforcement is a serious problem in America." "We see instances where the law is broken and ignored for some, while law enforcement uses excessive force on everyone else". "Are we a classic "police state" yet, where law enforcement has no other purpose than to enforce the will of the government? No We will be presenting you Live Audio Tapes from Victims of The Hocking Correctional Center in Nelsonville, Ohio who were raped and tortured, with no action. We will be providing you with internal reports provided by current and former employees of the institution who see this foundation as the only possibility of creating change and we will present you with evidence of Ohio Attorneys who were wanton in their duties as counsel, and one attorney who even STOLE 10,000 from his client. As always, the contents contained in this report are the sole property of Western Capital Multimedia. No portion of this article may be reproduced without the expressed written concent of The Western Capital Foundation and The Robert Paisola Foundation.