Jim Folsom Trial

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This article is about James Folsom, who was a distributor (not a manufacturer) of the BioSolutions/Global Wellness Plus, Rife-type, bio-resonance instrument. Jim has hundreds of testimonials where his devices improved physical symptoms, and in many cases led to full remission. Jim did not have any dissatisfied customers.

Disclaimer: This article has been compiled from various sources, including Jim Folsom himself, and every effort has been made to be factual. As it was not possible to obtain complete information about this case, please treat the contents of this article as an opinion only, not as complete facts. As new information is made available, this page will be updated accordingly. Anybody who is aware of any facts relating to this case that are not reflected in this article should either submit them to the Rife Forum admin for review or update this page themselves.

Contents 1 Background 2 The Name: Jim Anderson 2.1 FDA Letter to James Anderson 3 Operation Cure All Raid in April 2003 4 Claim that Jim Folsom Earned $8 million 5 Jim Folsom’s Trial, Feb 4-17, 2009 5.1 Why should Jim be not guilty of all charges? 5.2 What happened at the trial? 6 Motion for Dismissal of Counsel 7 Court Hearing - August 20, 2009 7.1 Motions that were filed in between counsel 7.2 Motions on the way 7.3 Hearing on September 21, 2009 7.4 Hearing on November 30, 2009 8 Jim Folsom Released on Bail December 18 2009 9 Jim Folsom Sentencing, February 1 and 8, 2010 10 Character References 10.1 New Character references released for final sentencing in Febuary 2010 11 Appeal for Help 11.1 Donate! 11.2 Write! 11.3 Talk 11.4 Publicize the Case 12 How Will This Affect Other Rife Distributors in the USA? 13 The Rife Forum as Possible Solution for Informing About Rife Technology! 14 External Links 14.1 Prosecution Related Links 14.2 Defense Related Links 15 References

Background

"The Royal Rife Research Society" ^[1] was originally started by a scientist called Janet Fleming/Kimberly Bailey (she used both names, called Kimberly in this article) who designed and patented the original Astropulse device recommended by RRRS. Kimberly has links back to John Crane and Royal Raymond Rife.

To make a long horrible story short, a San Diego private investigator called Richard Post allegedly went missing and was presumed murdered. Kimberly was accused of helping to organize his kidnapping and torture. Although Kimberly was acquitted by the jury for Conspiracy to Commit Murder, the judge for this case overruled the jury and gave Kimberly a life sentence plus 10 years. She was never able to appeal and died in prison on August 30th, 2008. The case however was not linked to her “Rife” business.

Jim Folsom is currently the successive rights holder of the Astropulse Rife unit that Kimberly designed and marketed. Jim took over the distribution of the Astropulse unit, and built up a business selling bio-resonance frequency instruments including the Global Wellness, Biosolutions, and of course the Astropulse. He ran his business successfully with high ethical values from 1995 to just before his trial.

The Name: Jim Anderson

While Jim was working for Kimberly Bailey as an employee, she insisted that everyone working for her use a business name for customer enquiries. Jim therefore used the name "Jim Anderson" for customer enquires only. Even during this time, Jim always used his real name for all contacts with government, banking, businesses, conferences, FDA, accounts, etc. and finally dropped the name "Jim Anderson" completely in 2002, about a ýear before he was raided by the FDA. ^[2]

FDA Letter to James Anderson

On Nov. 28, 2000, an FDA warning letter^[3] was sent to "James Anderson" at the address of Dr. Stan Wellington (now deceased) in Florida, who ran a company called "International Medical Research Groups". A person called "James Anderson" was working for Dr. Stan Wellington at the time, but this person had no connection and was not related in any way with Jim Folsom.

Stan ran two websites: e-bestsolutions.com^[4] and internationalcures.com^[5] which were both taken offline after Stan had communicated with the FDA about this issue.

Jim Folsom had nothing to do with that company, he has never been to Florida and was not associated with Stan's company in any way.

Stan did send a copy of the letter to Jim Folsom to look at and this copy was near his desk when Jim was raided in 2003. This issue was raised at the trial and completely resolved. The FDA employee who wrote the letter was present at the trial and admitted it related to Stan's websites and not to Jim Folsom in any way.

Operation Cure All Raid in April 2003

Although Jim Folsom, did not receive a letter from the FDA in advance, his company was raided in April 2003 under “Operation Cure All”, run by the FDA/FTC and U.S. Postal Service alliance. A lot of equipment, including over 500 instruments as well as many office records were confiscated, and Jim and his wife were shocked and terrorized by the many men who came into their house with guns ^[6].

Nothing happened for several years - no charges or anything else. Then, within a week of the statute of limitations taking effect, Jim was arrested and charged with many felony counts including selling a class III medical instrument without a license. Jim, despite being offered a plea bargain whereby he would plead guilty to a misdemeanor, pay a $250 fine, not sell his devices for one year, and be under (unsupervised) probation for one year, decided to fight it and go to trial.

Jim was convinced he would be considered not guilty, and knowing just what his devices can do for the human body and being the principled man he is, felt certain he could fight this charge and win. He saw it as an opportunity to clear the Rife name once and for all, and increase the possibilities for moving his instruments into the public’s hands where they belong!

Claim that Jim Folsom Earned $8 million

One of the claims made by the prosecution, both in court and publically in press releases, is that James Folsom earned about $8 million from the sale of electrotherapy devices.

The Prosecution came up with this figure, where a considerable amount of which applied to sales made by Jim's associate Gabino Palafox although he was acting and selling frequency instruments entirely independently from Jim. All sales of such devices (including those made by Gabina Palafox) were presented as if they were all made by Jim. Costs were however not deducted from that figure and after manufacturing, accessories, manuals, brochures, literature printing, shipping, advertising, "R & D and legal expenses (both significant)", under fixed and variable costs, there was not that much remaining when considering most of these frequency instruments went out to distributors, mostly at little profit margin.

There were pressures from distributors to raise the retail cost higher to allow for greater marketing expense allowances and distributor downline profit margin, etc., however Jim resisted in order to keep the cost as affordable as possible to most users. His profit margins from marketing instruments to primary distributors was marginal with the idea to get as many instruments out to end users as possible, helping as many people as possible, as well the intent to expand "market" awareness significantly.

Is there a lot of money stashed away as the Prosecution claims? - According to Jim Folson: "No, certainly not - my wife certainly wishes this were so."

Jim Folsom’s Trial, Feb 4-17, 2009

Jim was arrested for selling a class III medical instrument without FDA pre market approval/clearance. The charges that Jim thought he was being charged with and for which he built his case was:

1. Fraud against the government
2. Misbranding/Mislabeling/Adulteration
3. Fraud against customers (added by the prosecuting attorney and allowed by the judge a couple of days into the trial)

The FDA automatically classifies a device as a Class III device until its review and re-evaluation to a Class I, II or III device.

A "declaration" of exemption under the "grandfather" clause of the 1976 CCFD Act can be made as was the case of Kimberly Bailey in the late 1980's under FDA Commissioner Frank Young, approx. the time he was leaving the FDA. All follow-up requests by her to the FDA were met with failure. This was testified to by trial defense witness Jay Walker who assisted Bailey in all the declaration supporting documents, assembling and reading for certified mailing. Although there was the certainty of the mailing Walker did not accompany Bailey to the Post Office and therefore could not testify to the absolutely certainty of the mailing. Jim Folsom has reviewed many of the Bailey writings and talked with Walker and is certain of the postal mailing - these were most credible people.

Why should Jim be not guilty of all charges?

Jim ought to have been found not guilty of all charges because of six major things; the May 28 1976 Cosmetic, Food and Drug (devices) Act, battery operation, stacks of testimonials, no harmful side effects, no dissatisfied customers, and stellar business practices.

1. The Food and Drug Administration May 28 1976 Medical Device Regulation Act (PL 94-295) ^[7] : This Act amended the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act to provide for the safety and effectiveness of medical devices intended for human use and other purposes. It says “Before such a product can be marketed, it must undergo premarket approval or it must be reclassified into Class I or Class II, unless (1) it can be shown to be substantially equivalent (SE) to a device that was in commercial distribution prior to May 28, 1976, … Jim’s device should have been “grandfathered” in under this because Royal Raymond Rife and crew were selling these devices back in the 1940s and 50’s (way before 1976), and Jim had documentation of equivalent functionality. This could easily be proven the following ways:
   
   
   1. The Dr. Robert Stafford interviews and research documents: Jim’s attorneys requested everything the government had on the 50 plus years on Rife. That should have included the Dr. Robert Stafford interviews and research documents from his work in the 1960s, but did not. An FDA agent contacted Stafford and wanted to take the Rife frequency instrument that he had and Dr. Stafford said No, but he agreed to allow the FDA to take all his research work. They returned it months later, and an interview of Dr. Robert Stafford is included in the Jason Ringas and Shawn Montgomery DVD “The Rise and Fall of a Scientific Genius” ^[8]
      
      
   2. Devices that should have been “grandfathered” in Jim’s warehouse: At the Murphy Cannon Road storage (where they took Jim’s 500 plus instruments from) were two Rife devices manufactured in 1944. One of the Rife devices was 4-ft high, 4 ft wide, and 30 inches deep, and during the closing rebuttal Pierson presented a picture exhibit that showed a picture of Jim’s warehouse with the device. Both devices had been in commercial use and with them were documents revealing similar and equivalent use for the Astropulse unit. Copies of these documents had been sent by Kim Bailey to the FDA commissioner in the 1980s at the time Frank Young. Kim never received a response back from the commissioner, even after several follow-up inquiries. She sent that package as a declaration of exemption, and these materials ought to have been included in the discovery. Pierson was ordered by the court to come up with full discovery on all evidence taken in Jim’s April 2003 raids several times in the summer 2008 pre-hearings, however she did not come up with full discovery through obstruction and delays and the result was Jim’s defense never got these items they needed.
      
      
   3. Jim included in his instrument sales 2 DVDs. One was all about Royal Raymond Rife, the microscope he invented, and his frequency research and results. It included pictures of media announcements, letters to Rife from doctors high up in the medical establishment, and pictures of Rife’s equipment. The other DVD contained video-taped testimonials. Two DVD's were submitted as evidence by the Prosecution - Benice and Negrete were very surprised that they were. Had the jurors been permitted to view the video contents there would no doubt been a whole different outcome to the trial. They were apparently submitted because of having been shipped as part of the contents with the devices. The Prosecutor was then able then to get the Judge to block the jurors from viewing them - # 1, the Rife documentary and # 2, User testimonials.
      
      
   4. Device is exempt under under the statute. According to a planned Expert Opinion Testimony, that was unfortunately not presented by the defense, Ralph Fucetola JD states: "Under current law, intent determines status. Your intent, as you expressed it to me, is clearly not to provide “treatment of disease” but rather to provide compatible, frequency controlled energy that may be beneficial to normal structure and function. However, your written materials may not have clearly reflected that intent and are not so artfully drafted as to express your true intent. Nonetheless, your Disclaimers and Disclosures are sufficient to appraise the user of the intent that the Device be used as a non-medical device. Under these circumstances, it is my opinion that the Device does not need to be registered under the statute as a “medical device” as it is exempt. The most appropriate Disclaimer would be, “Not intended to treat disease, support or sustain human life, or to prevent impairment of human health; for frequency delivery, self-education and research purposes only.” ^[9]
      
      
2. Battery operation. Apparently, if a device runs on a 9-volt battery it is exempt from needing to go through the licensing process. Jim’s manuals state his device can be run by a cigarette lighter/9 volt adapter. This is considered a viable battery substitute. Two FDA officials testified for the prosecution, and Jim’s attorney cross-examined them asking if this is an exemption factor and they admitted yes, there was exemption. However this was never pursued during the trial by the defense attorneys.
   
   
3. Stacks of testimonials. Jim has been collecting testimonials for years and has stacks of them. However, this material was not allowed to be presented during the trial. Pierson requested it be blocked and the judge allowed it.
   
   
4. No harmful side effects. In the many years that the Rife technology has been used, there haven’t been any harmful side effects reported. Yet this was not allowed to be brought up in court.
   
   
5. No dissatisfied customers. Jim was very careful running his business for many years taking great care to see that all his customers were completely satisfied, and he is not aware of any dissatisfied customers. Yet this was not allowed to be brought up in court.
   
   
6. Stellar business practices. Jim interacted with many other Rife-type device manufacturers and customers, and his reputation is stellar. During the trial the prosecution brought in 24 of his fellow distributors and friends to testify against Jim during seven days of prosecution, but every one of them had nothing but praise for Jim’s business practices and character. The prosecution used that against Jim saying he was such a brilliant fraud that he was a danger to the community because his peers and customers weren’t even aware they’d been defrauded.

What happened at the trial?

Jim was very upbeat throughout the preparations, and during the trial. However, after seven days of the prosecution bringing witnesses to the stand, Jim’s attorneys then called only two and the defense took less than ½ an hour on the morning of the eighth day all the while telling Jim the witnesses for the prosecution, who were mostly Jim’s distributors, were doing a great job of telling how great a guy Jim was…honest, forthright an all around good guy…that they did not have to call any more witnesses than the two for the defense. Obviously the Jury would not find him guilty. Some of Jim’s friends attending the trial became very worried because they got the impression that his attorneys were not defending him or they would have been asking for documents that should have been produced for the Discovery Process and following the strategy agreed upon (as much as possible) outlined above.

The trial resumed after a long holiday weekend, and on Tuesday, February 17th the proceedings included closing arguments by the prosecution (Pierson’s assistant U.S. attorney), followed by closing arguments by the defense (Jeff Bernice) followed by rebuttal by Pierson. Pierson’s rebuttal included stories where (Jim’s quote) “all bounds of truth were completely disregarded. Fabrication and deceit to the jury had no bounds.” Logic would say the defense would have the chance for a counter-rebuttal, but procedure does not allow it. Jim was absolutely shocked and asked Jeff Bernice why not. His answer? Because the government is allowed to present its case beyond a shadow of a doubt. In other words allows lies and fabrications! Judge Houston gave the jury instructions for 30 minutes and they took about 2 hours to come up with a conviction. They had boxes of evidence to look through but because of the short deliberation time some would conclude they did not. So, what they had to make a decision on was really the overwhelming lies of Pierson’s rebuttal, and in the end Jim was found guilty of (surprise!) 26 felony charges (despite being told up to and during the trial it was only three), which allowed for a possible maximum sentence of 140 years in prison and $500,000.00 in fines. Being found guilty on twenty six charges was a total surprise for both Jim and his attorneys. ^{[10] [11]}

The San Diego Union-Tribune newspaper reported on Thursday, February 19th about the seriousness of the charges. This was the first information that family, friends and associates got as to what Jim Folsom was facing. ^[12]

As stated earlier, Jim stood on his principles for his innocence and to clear the Rife name. It was an impossible task. Jim was up against an endless supply of money through the FDA and an unjust system. Research has found since Jim’s conviction that our Juridical System is more of a money machine than Big Pharma & the Medical Industrial Complex. ^{[13] [14]}

There are links to the KGB and FBI operatives in Jim’s case just as there was with the Kimberly Bailey case. In the end he and many of those who were following his trial were SHOCKED to find out he had been found guilty of all charges.

Since the trial, Jim’s defense attorneys had promised to present a motion for a new trial but Jim is not aware of that happening. Jim also provided them with money at the end of the trial for the transcripts but that money was not used for the intended purpose as of this writing. The transcripts are necessary to put together a motion for a new trial and it takes 30 days. Jim also mentioned he’s being pressured into signing a plea agreement.

The outcome of this could set a precedent for other rife-type device inventor/distributors, and things must be set right. There is a group working on getting Jim out of jail.

Motion for Dismissal of Counsel

As Jim felt his own defense counsel did not properly defend him in court, and Jim no longer has enough funds for a new counsel, he has made an application to defend himself in court. This was discussed in court on July 17, 2009^[15]. After an approximate 20 minute sidebar discussion, Jim has been given 30 days by the judge to come up with new attorneys, media was present, as well as approximately 20 friends and family.

The local NBC news camera was outside and a reporter was taking notes and a Courtroom artist did a sketch^[16]

Court Hearing - August 20, 2009

Jim had a court hearing on August 20th - focus of which was dismissal of current counsel and to appoint new counsel. Dismissal of current counsel was granted, but a federally appointed public defender has not yet been granted because of prosecutor AUSA opposition. Jim is financially strapped, but this was opposed on the grounds that the financial affidavit Jim entered was not correct. This is based on AUSA's opinion that Jim Folsom made 9 million dollars and didn’t show it as an asset. An investigation is being conducted to verify this.

Jim and his support group have requested new counsel be John Kirby^[17]. Mr. Kirby has been tentatively assigned as new counsel once the financial investigation has been completed. Mr. Kirby does not appear to know anything about frequency devices, but support group representatives and Jim have met with him several times already and are 100% in agreement this is a good choice. Kirby’s office is very close to the detention center (only several blocks away), and he seems to be willing to put the time in the case that it needs. Another meeting with Kirby was held on 9/9/9.

Motions that were filed in between counsel

During the period of time when Jim’s counsel and he decided to part ways and before new counsel had been assigned, Jim filed several motions. However, motions can only be filed by the defendant if he has been granted permission by the judge to represent himself (“pro se”) which had not been done. So, the judge “lodged” these motions, which basically means to just hold or pend them until new counsel has been appointed and then Jim and his counsel can decide what to do with them. If they determine to move forward with them, the new counsel must submit them to the court using proper procedure.

Motions on the way

Motions that Jim and the support group expect to be first on the agenda are: motion to dismiss, motion for a mistrial, motion for a new trial, motion for discovery of evidence, and motion not to destroy evidence. These motions have been well thought out and expressed in writing.

Hearing on September 21, 2009

A hearing with the judge took place on September 21h, 2009, 9AM at the courthouse. During this court hearing, the judge allowed the appointment of John Kirby as Jim's new counsel and with that he asked the court to release Jim on bond. The Gov't attorney-AUSA opposed that and the judge did not let Jim out.

Mr Kirby will file a formal request for release, a new trial and a motion to not destroy evidence. He is going to pursue immediately for the trial transcripts - all evidence that AUSA has was offered to Kirby at the end of the hearing - all the records the previous counsel has.

Hearing on November 30, 2009

In a hearing at 9:00am on November 30th 2009, Judge Houston ordered Jim to be released on bail. The prosecution put in a motion to have the release reconsidered. Jim was given a choice of either (#1) the US attorney will sign off on Jim's bond release on condition he agrees not to seek bail at the appeal phase or (#2) AUSA will file a motion to appeal bail, but this would be filed with the 9th Circuit Court the appellate court and that would delay release for Jim for maybe 6 months if not 12 while the appeal goes forth. The prosecution was doing all they could to hurt Jim with this. Jim's attorney John Kirby talked to the main US Attorney for a long time about the prosecution's plans and it was determined that the first option (#1) was the only other choice. Jim agreed to the #1 and this was submitted to record the approved Lien and the approval to the Judge.

The prosecution put in an interlocutory appeal^[18] in an attempt to block Jim's release.

Jim Folsom Released on Bail December 18 2009

On December 18th 2009 8:00PM after 10 months of imprisonment Jim Folsom has been released on bail as ordered by Judge Houston.

Jim Folsom Sentencing, February 1 and 8, 2010

Note: This is a preliminary report while the main report in being prepared and it may contain inaccuracies.

The sentencing was spread over two days as time was insufficient on the first day. After much deliberation over relevancy of Sentencing Guidelines, they were deemed not usable. Also the well worn issue of victims got put down as the Judge stated how many of the letters mentioned actual benefits and no vulnerable victims as such, no stealing. He also said ”providing product they wanted.” The Judge also stated the FDA had not kept pace with alternative medicine – The FDA needs to catch up.

The final outcome was 51 months starting April 2nd with time served being taken into account. There was also a $250,000 fine and 3 year probation served.

The Judge did ok the destruction of evidence but it is to be held until through the appeal stage. An appeal will be filed in the next 10 days.

This section will be updated again shortly.

Character References

The following character references have been provided about Jim Folsom and submitted to the court:

Caroline R. Flory File:20090609 Caroline C Letter.pdf
Cindy Charlebois: File:20090602 Cindy C Letter.pdf
Emmitt Luttrell: File:20090609 Emmett C Letter.pdf
Keith F. Scott: File:20090610 Kieth C Letter.pdf
Peter Walker: File:20090615 Peter C Letter.pdf

New Character references released for final sentencing in Febuary 2010

Richard Loyd: File:20102020 Richard Loyd.pdf
Terese Buchanan: File:20100204 Terese Buchanan C Letter.pdf
Ralph Fucetola JD: File:20100202 Ralph Fucetola JD.pdf
Peter Walker: File:20100207 Peter C Letter.pdf (updated extended version of previous character reference)
San Francisco Tesla Society: File:20100205 SFTS.pdf

Appeal for Help

An appeal has been started for those who wish to do what you can to help Jim. Those wishing to help are asked to do the following:

Donate!

It will cost upwards of $75,000 to put in an appeal, and Jim has exhausted his funds and needs help. Any bit will do. If you can only afford $5 or $10, that will still help! Jim’s brother David and his good friend Rob have started up a website for Jim including instructions on how to donate at http://www.jimfolsom.net

Write!

Tell writers about this story! We need the media now. We need stories about what is happening to this innocent man and that Americans are being lied to about cures. Blog. Write letters to the editor. The truth needs to be heard now!!!

Talk

Talk to your friends and family! Jim Folsom needs your/our help to avoid a prison sentence. One way is to politically get attention by many speaking out in the weeks ahead.

Publicize the Case

The defense team needs to communicate this story and has been asking for help! They have stated that it is important to get the word out about Jim’s devices and his predicament to the public. There were some pertinent health-related articles in the wall-street journal recently ^{[19] [20] [21]}.

Those who know an American radio talk-show host or a newspaper writer or a web-site blogger that might be willing to work with Jim's support group, please contact them via the Rife Research Group ^[22]

How Will This Affect Other Rife Distributors in the USA?

The FDA claims this type of instrument is under its jurisdiction regardless of the fact that they were used many years before the 1976 Act and should not require a license to distribute. This seems to be the background and big picture of this case. The big question is how this will affect others who sell instruments but are more careful not to make any statements regarding efficacy? It will put major anxiety on those selling these devices.

Also (most likely as a result of the trial) just 45 days after trial, the FDA put out a press announcement “FDA to Review Medical Devices Marketed Prior to 1976” ^[23]

Most distributors of Rife equipment in the USA are now checking the information they are releasing on their websites.

The Rife Forum as Possible Solution for Informing About Rife Technology!

As the Rife Forum ^[24] is based in Germany, where Rife devices can be sold and used legally, the forum has been suggested as a possible solution for manufactures of Rife devices.

According to German law, medical equipment manufactures may openly present and discuss their equipment within a closed specialized forum. With over 6000 members who specifically joined to learn about Rife technology, this constitutes a significant highly targeted way of reaching those interested in Rife technology. The forum, and its associated Rife Research, Europe ^[25] and Rife Wiki ^[26] websites can be used to educate the public about the background to Royal Rife.

The Rife Handbook by Nenah Sylver, PhD ^[27] can be recommended to those who need a detailed reference work covering Rife therapy including a detailed Frequency Directory (also available separately ^[28])

Instead of publishing information about Rife on their own websites, that may be problematic in the USA, they can simply point their customers to the Rife Forum, etc. to learn about such issues and concentrate on giving technical and pricing info, etc. on their own sites.

Considering the increasingly critical legal issues to other companies marketing electrotherapy equipment, a strategic alliance with the Rife Forum may be the best solution.

Companies interested in discussing the options available should contact the forum admin ^[29]

External Links

Prosecution Related Links

News Release Dept. of Justice, February 17, 2009 (PDF-File)
San Diego Union-Tribune - San Diego man convicted of selling illegal medical device, Feb. 18, 2009
San Diego Union-Tribune - Man who sold phony medical devices sentenced, Feb. 8, 2010

Defense Related Links

Jim Folsom net, created by Jim Folsom's brother
Energetic Secrets - Jim Folsom Energy Wellness Trial Abruptly Finishes?, Feb 18, 2009
Daily (Ron) Paul - Rife inspired 'Wellness' Machine on trial this week!!!!, Feb 18, 2009
Results Fitness - Local man convicted of selling fake cure, Feb 19, 2009
Cindy Charlebois - Jim Folsom (Global Wellness Rife-type device distributor), is in jail awaiting sentencing, March 2009
MySpace-Blog - Post Trial testimony from an anonymous defense witness in Jim’s Trial, March 8, 2009
AllVoices - San Diego Royal Rife Technology Prohibited: FDA Jails a Manufacturer by Andrea BoggsChula Vista, California, December 2009
The Rumor Mill News - Jim Folsom to be Sentenced on Feb 1, 2010, in San Diego, Jan 31, 2010
Fourwinds10 - James Folsom Sentencing Plus Letter to Judge Houston, Feb. 2, 2010

Dr. Rima Reports: Your health your way with Jim Folsom (Radio interview with Jim Folsom and Ralph Fucetola JD), Feb. 17, 2010

References