"If you tell the truth, you don't have to remember anything."
            Former Major Robert E. Chapman of
            the Alachua County Sheriff's Office
            lights up the truth of his case
            and exposes their spin.
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State Attorney Bill Cervone Letter #1

I thank our state attorney, Bill Cervone for not wanting to proceed criminally as I had no intent. It has been said by me many times that I did not read the title and paid what they told me to pay. To the good fortune of our community, Mr. Cervone is a fair man and made a fair and unbiased decision regarding this case.

One thing, I think Mr. Cervone did not realize when he wrote this letter was my check to the tax collector was in the amount of $175.85 and not $65 as the FDLE summary indicates. It is possible he would have been even more generous with his comments then as he was with his second letter, that follows this correspondence.

Click here to read State Attorney Bill Cervone's first letter. [126 Kb]
The opinions expressed at the introduction to this section and every other category here are those of Robert E. Chapman and/or his wife, Deborah C. Chapman. Photo copies contained herein are actual copies received by me from FDLE, ACSO or the writers thereof in their entirety. Some personal information on these photo copies has been purposely redacted by me and does not affect the content presented, only the persons or account numbers that would otherwise be a part of original documents.