John Case

She was acquitted of three felony charges, but convicted of four.

Those are on appeal along with the three misdemeanor charges.

And we're confident we're going to get some relief, at least from the Colorado Court of Appeals.

We had a very good experience at oral argument.

We had a great panel of three judges.

They asked terrific questions of me and of the assistant attorney general who has prosecuted Tina from day one.

This wasn't really a county case in Mesa County.

It was a centralized prosecution by the attorney general of the state of Colorado.

Two deputy AGs were in the courtroom at all times.

They examined every witness.

And the DA finally took a role at sentencing where he demanded that the judge put Tina away for the maximum time.

So the whole thing is just horrible.

Yes.

I mean, if she serves the entire, it's not likely she'll, uh,

survive if she serves the full nine years.

She is 70 years old, and she's not in great health.

However, I need to tell your viewers, the harder they lean on Tina in prison, the stronger her spirit becomes.

She's determined to be released from prison and restore transparency in our elections, and nothing's going to stop her.

She is like the

POWs in Vietnam.