MEMO

TO:       Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. "Red" Beckman

FROM:     Paul Andrew, Mitchell, B.A., M.S.
          Counselor at Law

DATE:     June 24, 1996

SUBJECT:  People v. United States et al.


We were granted our continuance, until July 22, 1996.

A long  time ago,  I helped  the Crow Nation negotiate a new coal
extraction lease  and, when we were done, the Chief's son invited
Me to  tour the  reservation on horse back.  I learned only years
later how  important an  offer that  was.   I am  told  that  the
supernatural is a regular occurrence at certain sacred sites.

So, when  I come  up to Jordan to brief the Garfield County judge
on the  limits of  federal jurisdiction, I would love to swing by
the Crow Nation and find the Chief's son, who is likely to be the
Chief now,  and take him up on his offer.  Of course, I will need
to make  contact before  hand.   Would you  be willing  to be the
liaison, and  to join  us, if and when they do permit Me to visit
the Chief again?

I can't  wait to  see if  the strip mining deal We negotiated for
them has made a difference in their tribal economy.


Sincerely yours,

/s/ Paul Andrew Mitchell

Paul Andrew, Mitchell, B.A., M.S.
Counselor at Law

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MEMO

TO:       Martin J. "Red" Beckman
          c/o P.O. Box 1544
          Billings, Montana state
          Postal Zone 59103/tdc

FROM:     Paul Andrew, Mitchell, B.A., M.S.
          Counselor at Law

DATE:     October 16, 1996

SUBJECT:  Unpaid Invoice and Other Problems


By now, I hope you have received my 4-page Memo to Randy Parsons.
In case  you have  not received  a copy of it, I enclose a second
copy for  your information.   Red, we may have a very big problem
here.   I hope  the Memo is self-explanatory.  I feel that I have
been defrauded,  the longer I must go without hearing anything at
all from  Randy in  response to my invoice.  Nor has Keven Entzel
sent me  any electronic mail ("email") in response to my invoice.
If they do not pay me, this will be a very big blow to me, and to
the people  to whom I owe money (like my landlord, phone company,
electric company, and so on).

Just how  well do  you know  Randy Parsons, anyway?  I always ask
myself, in these situations, if the people with whom I am working
are deep  cover operatives.   Now  that I  have  good  reason  to
believe that  The Freedom  Center cannot,  or will  not,  pay  my
invoice, I  must examine the plausible hypothesis that Randy may,
indeed, be  a deep  cover operative.   Please  keep  this  matter
between us.   I  am not  being paranoid here;  just realistic.  I
cannot think  of a  better way  to  scuttle  an  excellent  legal
strategy,  one   which  LeRoy   and  other   defendants  approved
wholeheartedly, than  to demoralize  the lead counsel by stiffing
him for almost 19 solid days of overtime (> $10,000 worth).  This
is very  bad news  for the freedom movement, and it does not bode
well for  all the  people who  have tried  to support The Freedom
Center and the people now in jail.

Could you  do some  investigating for  me, and  report back to me
privately by telephone?  I will be happy to pay for the telephone
call.   Also, there is equipment at Rudy's house which belongs to
me, including an Iomega 100 megabyte external disk drive, 7 x 10-
megabyte cartridge  disks, a  "LEGAL MAIL"  stamp, legal books (a
Black's Law  Dictionary, Federal  Rules of  Civil Procedure,  and
Federal Rules  of Criminal  Procedure), office scissors, and some
miscellaneous papers.

I am  very sorry  to bother  you with  this problem, but I cannot
think of  a  better  person  to  intervene  and/or  perform  some
voluntary arbitration  to resolve  this matter.   Randy  had been
very interested in the story I told him about my experiences with
Elizabeth Broderick  and her  associates, but  he was  also quite
non-committal.   I  was  also  very  suspicious  when  "Dick  and
Charley" showed  up and  interrupted our  work flow  for 4  solid
days.   The Memo  goes into  that episode in some detail.  I know
that we  had some  serious personality differences (Keven, Morley
and I),  but I  do not  think it would be fair to "punish" me for
those differences,  by refusing to pay me my due for working 18.5
straight days  of overtime,  not when  several of  the prisoners,
including LeRoy,  were so impressed with the work I was doing for
them.

The bottom  line for me is that I cannot, and will not, return to
The Freedom  Center, unless they can pay the invoice in full, and
finish the basement bedroom before I return there.  I cannot work
in a  construction  zone,  as  I  have  explained  in  the  Memo.
Moreover, Al  Vershoot had  everyone convinced that I should move
up to Billings permanently, and bring along my valuable computers
and other peripherals (late model laser printer, scanner, modems,
power supplies,  keyboards, 17"  Sony monitors,  and all  related
software).    After  seeing  a  big  cigarette  burn  in  Keven's
keyboard, I  am very  apprehensive that similar damage will occur
to the  tools of  my trade,  and I  do not believe that they have
either the  insurance or  the financial  resources to  replace or
repair such damage.

Please help us in any way you can to work through these problems,
Red.   We will  all be  most grateful  to you,  because  everyone
respects you so much up there.


Sincerely yours,

/s/ Paul Andrew Mitchell

Paul Andrew, Mitchell, B.A., M.S.
Counselor at Law and federal witness
c/o 2509 N. Campbell, #1776
Tucson, Arizona state
Postal Zone 85719/tdc

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