Prosecutor Dan Kasaris implicated in Death of Dawn Pasela

Kasaris at the scene hours Before Pasela’s Death; Foul Play Suspected

 

  • Attorney John Patrick says Dawn was “Murdered”
  • Medical Examiner may Re-open Inquiry
  • FBI Agent Jeffrey Kassouf Admits listening to recordings made before her death
  • Prosecutor Daniel Kasaris threatened Dawn with “federal prison” and was seen at her apartment just hours before she died

 

The death of whistleblower Dawn Pasela as she was scheduled to testify in open court about misconduct committed by Prosecutors Mark Bennett and Dan Kasaris has long been seen as too convenient of a coincidence to believe.  Her passing, initially attributed to an alcohol overdose with a blood-alcohol content of .59, followed a cursory autopsy and a police investigation that failed to interview a single witness.  Suspicions of foul play have swirled for years but no hard evidence emerged, leaving Dawn’s family and friends not only heartbroken, but distraught about the circumstances surrounding her death.   Now, newly discovered evidence places Senior Assistant Ohio Attorney General at Dawn’s apartment shortly before her death, while the Medical Examiner will consider “new evidence” about Dawn’s death.

Dawn Pasela, who volunteered at the Parma Animal Hospital, Fostered  Rescue dogs before their adoption by local families. 

     To read the full report, visit the FreeTonyViola.com Evidence Locker and click on "Prosecutor Kasaris Implicated in Death of Dawn Pasela."  If you have information or know anything about the death of Dawn Pasela, or about misconduct by Dan Kasaris or Mark Bennett, please contact Bob Friedrick at (440) 546-8393 or [email protected], or Tony Viola at (330) 998-3290 or [email protected]

For additional information about how Tony Viola proved his innocence at a second trial using evidence prosecutors said didn’t exist, please visit www.FreeTonyViola.com.  The FreeTonyViola.com Evidence Locker contains all of the documents referenced in this article, including sworn statements from the Pasela family and 600 pages of emails between Dan Kasaris and Kathryn Clover.

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