Prosecutorial Misconduct

Ontario County District Attorney

The District Attorney's office played a central role in suppressing evidence, ignoring witness testimony, and allowing the perpetrators of the limousine theft to walk free.

The DA's Role in This Case

From the earliest stages of this case, the Ontario County District Attorney's office demonstrated a pattern of inaction, obstruction, and outright hostility toward those seeking justice. Rather than pursuing the evidence, the DA's office worked to close the case and silence those who raised questions.

Witnesses were ignored. Evidence was dismissed. And when family members pressed for answers, the DA's office responded not with transparency — but with threats.

The conduct of the Ontario County DA's office raises serious questions about whether justice was ever the goal — or whether protecting those in power was the priority from the very beginning.

Threats Made Directly to the Family

In October 1998, the District Attorney made direct threats during a phone call with Bill Dean, who was seeking action on the theft of his limousines. That conversation — documented in a transcript — reveals the lengths to which the DA's office was willing to go to shut down any further pursuit of the case.

Key Events Involving the DA's Office

1998

The DA refused to investigate the matter and made threats to me instead.

October 1998

The DA makes direct threats to a family member during a phone call, warning them to stop pursuing the case. The conversation is documented and preserved as evidence.

Post-1998

Despite mounting evidence of tampering and witness misconduct, the DA's office takes no action. Charges filed in multiple courts are met with resistance rather than cooperation from the DA.

Ongoing

The DA's office has never been held accountable for its role in suppressing this case. The family continues to seek justice through the courts and public record.

Hear the DA's Own Words

A transcript of the October 1998 phone call — in which the DA made direct threats — has been preserved as evidence. Review the full transcript on the Phone Call page.

View Phone Call Transcript