HIV Innocence Group

I have never had a suicidal thought in my life… I remember being in my room having a very somber moment when your call came thru. I had no idea you would be my Knights in Shining Armor, but you did give me hope, therefore a reason to live. You and your group at OMSJ saved my life both in reality and figuratively. As I have said, I have an obligation to give back. You may use me, my story, whatever. I will show up and step up to the podium, whatever is needed.

OMSJ is a licensed investigation agency. Since October 2009, it has helped defense attorneys successfully defend scores of HIV-related criminal cases.

If you have been charged with an HIV-related crime or civil action – or you represent someone in such action, CONTACT OMSJ IMMEDIATELY.

Here’s why:

In 2008, a Texas court sentenced Willie Campbell to 35 years in prison for spitting at a police officer.
A year later, Philippe Padieu faced five to 99 years for having sex with several women. He lucked out with a 25-year sentence.
In December 2009, an Arkansas Court sentenced Christopher Gray (18) to 15 years in prison.

These men were convicted NOT because they are infected with deadly infectious diseases but because their attorneys did not know how to defend their clients against HIV junk science.

According to HIV test manufacturers, FDA-approved HIV tests do not detect HIV and cannot be used to diagnose HIV. AIDS drugs cause cancer and kill. Many HIV medications contain drugs like Sustiva (Efavirenz), a benzoxazine (BZX) that compromises immune function after ONE DOSE and can produce life-long psychological and physical injuries.

(More information about HIV drugs and the diseases they cause is found here.)

Criminal HIV statutes were passed to prosecute HIV-positive persons who knowingly expose others to the alleged virus through sexual activity. The Ryan White Act made billions of dollars available to states that arrest persons who test positive for HIV (42 U.S.C. 300ff-47 (2000). In response, over half of all US states certified that their existing state criminal laws were adequate.

Those states received $1.84 billion in 2010 alone.

OMSJ’s HIV Innocence Group provides expertise to attorneys whose clients face HIV-related charges. Because of the technical nature of these cases and the volume of pharmaceutical propaganda pushed by the CDC and NIH, there is little information for prosecutors, defense attorneys and courts that can be helpful to these cases. (More information regarding case strategies is found at Winning Criminal HIV Cases.)

In April 2011, OMSJ counsel deposed the Director of the Indiana State Department of Health in charge of HIV-related policy. He began to dismantle her credibility in less than one hour.

Although some Congress members and the Obama Administration have asked state officials to discontinue the prosecution HIV-related criminal defendants, men and women continue to be unnecessarily charged, convicted and sentenced based upon tests that do not detect HIV, evidence that is built upon scientific misconduct and doctors who sell their diplomas to drug companies. Some of these doctors are critical of OMSJ’s efforts, which may confuse potential clients. (Visit our Due Diligence page for more information and references.)

If you or your client have been charged with an HIV-related criminal or civil offenses, OMSJ urges you to contact us immediately. Do not admit being HIV positive and do not submit to a court-ordered HIV test before contacting OMSJ.

OMSJ provides services to attorneys and defendants throughout North America and Europe and can be the difference between a long prison sentence and freedom. OMSJ also handles MILITARY cases.

HIV Charges Dismissed:

Eneydi Torres faced 30 years – walked with five days of unsupervised probation (Oct 2009)
Magdalena Mays - all HIV-related charges dismissed (March 2010).
Bartholomew London – all HIV-related charges dismissed (May 2010)
unnamed – prosecutors could not prove a “significant risk of harm” (May 2010)
Jose Alex Perez – all HIV-related charges dismissed (May 2010))
Valerie Randle Simmons – prosecutors dropped all HIV-related charges (Aug 2010)
Andrea Dawson – no HIV-related criminal charges filed (Aug 2010)
Pamela Jane Stuckey – all HIV-related charges dismissed (Sep 2010)
Michael Sartin – Admitted to spitting at cop – HIV charges dropped (Sep 2010)
Quacy Francis – Prosecutors dismissed ALL charges (Sep 2010)
Patricia Ann Curry – convicted of sexual battery – HIV charges dismissed (Oct 2010)
Kevin Sellars – all HIV-related charges dismissed (Oct 2010)
Mickel Jordan – all HIV related charges dismissed (Nov 2010)
Jerry Wayne Thomason – all HIV-related charges dismissed (Dec 2010)
Esther Mondesir – Community service – diversion (Dec 2010)
Ruperto Velasquez-Bravo – all HIV-related charges dismissed (Dec 2010)
Carl Jackson – all charges dropped (Dec 2010)
Daniel Allen – Bio-terrorism/HIV charges dismissed – $110 fine for battery (Dec 2010)
Martavious Mercery – all HIV-related criminal charges dismissed (Feb 2011)
Pamela Jane Stuckey – charges refiled – probation and counseling only (Mar 2011)
Cordlin Comer – OMSJ’s assistance instrumental in resolving case (May 2011)
Edward Casto – all HIV charges dropped (May 2011)
Adrian Sensabaugh – accepted probation to avoid 24-year sentence (June 2011)
Daniel Hay Lewis - all HIV-related charges dropped (June 2011)
Francis Woodke - all HIV-related charges dismissed (Aug 2011)
Jerome Walker - Deft faced 34 years – accepted a two-year plea deal (Aug 2011)
Lennie Love - ALL criminal charges dropped (Aug 2011)
Shan Ortiz - ALL HIV-related criminal charges dropped (Aug 2011)
Michael Olson - ALL charges DISMISSED (Sep 2011)
Joe Harrison - ALL HIV-related charges dismissed (Sep 2011)
Matthew Atha - ALL HIV-related charges dismissed (Sep 2011)
Darren Chiacchia - ALL charges dismissed (Oct 2011)
Cpl. RL, USMC - ALL criminal charges dismissed (Oct 2011)
Jason Alexander Young - Plea-bargain reduced case from 70 years to one (Oct 2011)
Sierra Launer - ALL HIV-related charges dismissed (Nov 2011)
Albert Robert Denton – HIV-related charges not filed (Nov 2011)
Bob Borgogna - Case dismissed (Nov 2011)
Thomas Call - ALL criminal charges dismissed (Jan 2012)