Friday 1 June 2018

Let's Help Quinton Find Justice

STATEMENT OF QUINTON BEZON - JUNE 1, 2017
(Note: post published date is set to 2018 to keep this post pinned to top of blog.)

My name is Quinton Andrew Prescott Bezon. 

I have been accused, convicted, and now sentenced for a crime I did not commit. 

I was accused of engaging in sexual penetration with a female who, due to her intoxication, was said to be “helpless.”

She was not “helpless.” What she was, was MARRIED (to another woman), and I didn’t know it. 

During my trial on April 26, 2017, several members of the jury fell asleep and had to be woken up by the bailiffs.

On Thursday, July 13, I was sentenced to four years in prison. In addition I must register as a Level 1 sex offender (for the rest of my life), pay a $2000 fine, and serve three years on parole after my release.

I have been falsely accused and wrongly convicted. I intend to appeal my conviction and sentence as well as fight for the truth, so that others who are falsely accused may be encouraged to do the same.

If you can assist me in any way, please donate at Help Quinton Find Justice. Anything you can do will help."


-Quinton Bezon

Tuesday 25 July 2017

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Monday 24 July 2017

The Lackland Rape Case is incredibly relatable to Quinton's in more ways than one.

"Silva’s sole crime: being investigated for something sex-related at the height of the Lackland witch hunt, which was a bureaucratically mandated search for scalps masquerading as a search for justice.
The Air Force had, at the time, taken a fresh beating in Congress over its inability to engender basic respect and dignity in the ranks, one manifestation of which was an unacceptable incidence of sex crime together with a pattern of inappropriate command responses to complaints of sexual misconduct."

Quinton was found guilty of a crime he did not commit, and much like the Lackland Rape Case, the charges Quinton faces could and should have been proven false under actually objective scrutiny.

Also like the Lackland Case the woman's claim could not be corroborated with physical evidence or eyewitnesses.

"The woman’s claim could not be corroborated with physical evidence, eyewitnesses, contemporaneous complaints, or anything else. But it was open season on Lackland and particularly on MTIs at the time the allegation was fielded, so the Air Force’s Office of Special Investigations (OSI) did what it saw as imperative: it engaged in a wide-ranging fishing expedition looking for any additional evidence it could unearth."

Quinton's case has been a he said/she said sham.

What really strikes a cord between these two cases, is the ineffective assistance of counsel.

It was Quinton's constitutional right to be fairly represented as one presumed innocent until proven guilty, except his lawyer did near nothing to prove Quinton's innocence. How can a lawyer claim to be giving adequate assistance while also refusing to request a medical exam, a psyche evaluation of the "victim", phone records, video footage, etc, etc, etc.

The list goes on, and unfortunately for Quinton, it has resulted in what can only be described as the worst case scenario.

He faces four years in prison, life as a Level 1 Sex Offender, and a $2000.00 court fine.

Read the Lackland Rape Case story, the similarities are uncanny.

-Dana