Harlow Cuadra and Nine Inches of Reasonable Doubt

December 28, 2007 in Freak Show Trial by Freak-Show-Trial

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The Luzerne County District Attorney has filed a motion to prevent The Defense Teams for Harlow Cuadra and Joseph Kerekes from referring to Bryan Kocis’ 2001 arrest for sexualt assault on a 15 year old boy..

July 2001. Bryan Kocis was Arrested when he was found with video tape of him having sex with a 15 year old boy. Kocis is charged with statutory sexual assault, aggravated indecent assault, indecent assault, involuntary deviate sexual intercourse, corruption of minors, sexual abuse of children and unlawful contact or communication with a minor. Kocis remained free under $75,000 bail. Citizens Voice

April 2002. The official reports are that Bryan Kocis pled guilty to a sexual abuse of children charge for possessing an unlawful videotape of a 15-year-old boy. Such a guilty plea required that Kocis register as a Sex Offender under Pennsylvania’s Megan’s Law. However, Luzerne County Court of Common Pleas took no actions to process Kocis as a sex offender and in fact Kocis never registered as a sex offender. Under Pennsylvania law, evading the requirements of Megan’s Law is a third degree felony. Citizens Voice

February 2006: Bryan Kocis sues Sean Lockhart, Grant Roy and LSG Media in Federal court in San Diego. According to rumor, someone in San Diego called The Pennsylvania State Department that administers Megan’s Law and reported that Bryan Kocis was not a registered sex offender as required by his “apparent’ 2002 guilty plea.

July 2006. Bryan Kocis’ 2002 Guilty Plea is “Corrected” to a plea that did not require registration as a sex offender. Court paperwork shows that, in 2002, Bryan Kocis pleaded guilty to sexual abuse of a child. Under Megan’s Law, he should have registered as a sex offender. But, he never did.

January 24, 2007, Six Months After the CORRECTION to Bryan Kocis 2002 Guilty Plea, Bryan Kocis turns up Headless, Flambeed and, err, Holy.