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Financial Disclosure: No Parole Peltier Association
Dear Supporters:
Please see the
following affidavit regarding the No Parole Peltier Association’s (NPPA)
financial disclosure. The original notarized affidavit can be seen here. Copies of checks,
invoices and receipts can be viewed here.*
It can be
clearly seen that the NPPA’s goal and purpose has nothing to do with money or
funding, only honoring the memory and sacrifice of Jack and Ron and dismantling
the myth and folklore surrounding Leonard Peltier.
Peltier’s
finances have been their dirty little secret since about March, 1977. “All
proceeds benefit Leonard’s defense fund” (Betty Solano), and who else and how
much? Peltier’s trial and
appellate attorneys were paid by the kindness of the American taxpayers. The
vast majority of money raised and spent by Peltier and the LPDOC (LPDC) was on
anything but defense costs and attorneys fees.
So, Leonard, now
it’s your turn for a full financial disclosure.
“In the Spirit
of Coler and Williams”
Ed Woods
*A subsequent
typo was noted in the following and attached original affidavit; the 3/18/11
donation to the FBI Memorial Scholarship Fund was listed as $25.00, but it was
actually $50.00. Also, which should have been noted, none of the donations made
in the name of the No Parole Peltier Association were claimed as tax deductible
donations.
AFFIDAVIT
Affiant, Edward
P. Woods, resident of Hamilton County, Ohio, founder of the No Parole Peltier
Association (NPPA,), an unincorporated organization, and its website, www.noparolepeltier.com, under penalty of perjury, provides the
following:
1) What follows
is a complete accounting of all monies associated in any manner with the No
Parole Peltier Association (NPPA) and related website since its inception on
April 30, 2000.
2) Where
indicated, “O-P” represents money spent “out-of-pocket” in support of the
NPPA’s stated goals to honor the memory and sacrifice of Special Agents, Jack
R. Coler and Ronald A. Williams, killed in the line-of-duty on June 26, 1975:
Source/Purpose Amount
Miscellaneous
expenses
Webmaster No
cost
The NPPA
webmaster created the website, April 2000, updated it in August 2000 and has
made numerous changes and updates adding some 70 Editorial Essays and
additional features. The Webmaster has been a victim’s rights advocate for many
years and has donated her time, talents and expertise to the NPPA’s efforts.
Much gratitude is owed to
Web Hosting $1,950.00
O-P hosting
costs of $150/year for 13 years
Lapel Pins
(Purchase) $641.64
O-P 250 NPPA
logo lapel pins including die charges from Business Innovations
Norcross,
Georgia, 4/12/01
Lapel Pins
(mailings) $71.00
O-P padded
envelopes and postage ($1 each)
NPPA Plaques $238.50
O-P five at
$47.70 each; NPPA appreciation plaques for organizers of
December 15,
2000, Washington D.C. procession to White House
Donations
SA Lenny Hatton
Memorial Fund $150.00
O-P donation,
10/3/01
FBI Agent’s
Association Memorial Scholarship Fund $750.00
10/4/01. Entire
proceeds from the sale of NPPA lapel pins
Salvation Army
in Memory of Lloyd Williams $25.00
O-P donation;
father of SA Ronald A. Williams, 10/29/01
Red Cloud Indian
School, Pine Ridge, SD $
555.00
O-P total
donations, 10/1/04, 12/8/04, 1/29/05, 2/24/05,
7/4/06, 1/21/07,
4/4/07, 1/15/08, 7/14/08, 3/29/09
Society of
Former FBI Agents $25.00
O-P SA Nelson B.
Klein fund; gravestone restoration, 4/19/08
Society of
Former FBI Agents Foundation $25.00
O-P donation to
memorial scholarship fund, 3/18/11
National
Multiple Sclerosis Society $50.00
O-P donation for
fund walk by injured FBI Agent Tom Hannigan, 3/11/13
3)
Notwithstanding any allegations to the contrary, at no time did affiant or the
NPPA accept, receive or solicit any funds from any other source. All monies
spent by affiant on behalf of the NPPA, in support of its stated purpose, have
been from personal income.
Edw.
Woods 3/23/13
Edward P.
Woods
Date
Notarized, Cincinnati,
Ohio, March,
23, 2013
