November 1, 2019

Mike Hunter, Attorney General
Office of the Attorney General
313 NE 21st Street
Oklahoma City, OK 73105
F: (405) 521-6246
Re: Allegations of Requests to Wire Tap Kris Steele (as related to Misuse of
Multi-County Grand Jury Subpoenas by D.A. David Prater)
Dear Mr. Attorney General Hunter,
In the recent few weeks I have had the unfortunate occasion to reach
out to your office to seek assistance in regards to misuse of your multicounty grand jury subpoenas, harassment and misuse of law enforcement
tools by an Oklahoma County Investigator against my client’s former
colleague, and even tax fraud by the First Assistant D.A. after his signing
of tax charges against a sitting judge. My investigation has revealed two
alarming matters that are related to my case.
I have confirmed through three separate and independent sources
that Oklahoma County District Attorney David Prater approached the
District Attorney for Pottawatomie County Allan Grubb and requested that
he initiate an investigation, that may include a wiretap, of former Speaker
of the House Kris Steele and one of the leaders of Oklahomans for Criminal
Justice Reform. It is my understanding that D.A. Grubb refused.

 

 As I have before, I am respectfully requesting that an investigation
into Mr. Prater’s attempts to seek a wiretap and investigate Mr. Kris Steele
in Pottawatomie County by D.A. Allan Grubb.

I applaud Mr. Grubb’s

courage to stand up against Mr. Prater and believe that he will cooperate
fully in any investigation.

 
Gifford law, P.L.L.C.
/S/ Bobby Don Gifford
ROBERT D. GIFFORD, II
Attorney and Founder
Cc:

Carrie Blumert, Oklahoma County Commissioner
Kelvin Calvey, Oklahoma County Commissioner
Brian Maughan, Oklahoma County Commissioner

 

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