Glenn Hagele commissioned Patrick Mobley as an unlicensed “private investigator” on November 21, 2007 for activities that resulted in a campaign of burglaries, theft of documents, wiretapping, and drug dealing. Patrick Mobley's has felony convictions for theft and credit card fraud and his misdemeanor convictions for theft, bail jumping, and failure to appear in court.

Glenn Hagele attempted to silence Brent Hanson by orchestrating a scheme to have him falsely arrested for possession of cocaine. The scheme was a “bust” as Patrick Mobley reported back to Hagele that he himself was arrested, instead of Brent Hanson. The following is a transcript of e-mail communications made between Glenn Hagele and Patrick Mobley that took place during a period of March 21 to March 29, 2008, after Mobley had falsely reported to Hagele that Brent Hanson had been arrested on a weapons charge.

Glenn Hagele: Needless to say if you can get something criminal on him it would be quite helpful. Did you get to the bottom of the weapons charge in Kirkland?

Patrick Mobley: I haven’t looked much more into the gun charges, but the next time you pay me, give me a couple days time, and I will have him picked up on drug charges.

Glenn Hagele: Are you serious?

Mobley: I wouldn’t joke about that.

Glenn Hagele: How much do you need? Is there enough evidence that a charge would stick? Are we talking about a tiny amount that would elicit probation, or enough to be considered trafficking? Would you need to “blow your cover” to do this?

Patrick Mobley: It would be a Class B Felony. And I’m assuming he would get probation, but it would be 3-5 years on the probation, plus community services and NA meetings. I won’t have to do anything, I have somebody lined up that will do the deal. And after that, all that is needed is a 911 phone call.

Glenn Hagele: If someone is committing a felony, he should be reported to the proper authorities immediately. Perhaps some of his gold is from trafficking? The authorities should probably [be aware] of the location of those assets and be apprised of that possibility.

Patrick Mobley: I will start the ball rolling.

Glenn Hagele: His cache of weapons in multiple storage units may be related to the potential drug trafficking. The horde of precious metals in multiple safe deposit boxes may as well. The multiple aliases he uses and eGold accounts indicate an attempt to hid [sic] activities and assets. The recent financial activity of cashing in all of his retirement accounts, etc. may indicate an intent to flee the country or otherwise go underground. The recent weapons charge may be related to drug activity. Also, he publicly stated that he had information about terrorists. http://groups.google.com/group/alt.lasi ... 45b8733a85 In this posting he references an article, but the article says nothing about his accusation, which if accurate could only be from inside information. That should probably be related as well.

Patrick Mobley: Alright. Just let me know when you want me to move on this.

Glenn Hagele: There seems to be no reason to delay. Where you think is best in the nearest future. Talk to your associate about when would be the optimum time and conditions.

Patrick Mobley: The best time would be when he is out at night. He likes to frequent a couple of places. The guy that I am using is ready whenever I call him. It’s no rush, I know that you are working on limited finances just like I am, so I will move on this as soon as you are able to pay the next time. But like I said, no rush on my part… Whenever possible.

Patrick Mobley: I have it all worked out on this end. I’m going to give him $250. He is kinda putting his ass on the line by doing me this favor, but he owes me quite a bit. This isn’t the first time that he has done this type of work….he worked for a Divorce Lawyer for a few years, and it was his main priority to do nothing but stir up contraversy [sic]. His specialty is tipping off local law about “DUI” and “DWI” drivers, if you know what I mean.

Glenn Hagele: You have $400 available via Western Union #5322614380. Do what is needed now, keep it above board.

Patrick Mobley: Oops… I said I will keep you updated. We will start tomorrow.

Glenn Hagele: Let me know when and who arrests him. I’d like to get his arrest record online.

Patrick Mobley: Hopefully, I will have everything set up for this weekend. Michelle is going to loan me the money to pay that guy, but she can’t give it to me until Friday. After that, I will be able to get together with him, and set everything up. I will keep in touch with you on how everything is going.

Glenn Hagele: Did you miss my message about $400 for you at Western Union? #5322614380

Patrick Mobley: No. I received it. I guess I forgot to thank you for that. I told you that I was going to have to pay him $250.00. I guess that is my fault for not being clear…. Sometimes I just type as I think. I put back $250.00 of what you sent me, and I will pay the other $250.00. It’s a total of $500.00. I am so tight on money right now, that is why I said that I would have to wait till you sent the next payment, because their was no way I would afford the entire $500 by myself. As a matter of fact, I already had to use the other $150.00 you sent me to buy text books for school I am about to start on Monday. But none the less.…sorry for the confusion. With the money I get from Michelle on Friday, I will have the funds for him to help me out, and I will go from there.

Glenn Hagele: I have a son in college. I know the price of textbooks. An additional $400 is available with Western Union #8262658655 This will pay me ahead a bit. Do no [sic] delay in reporting this crime. Also, you may want to check if he is on probation for the weapons charge. A searchable probation would put all his home, storage, and safe deposit boxes available for search without court order.

Patrick Mobley: If everything goes as planned, he will be picked up on a tip, and they will have all the info that they need to persue [sic]. And thank you for the additional funds. And you are right… school is getting out of hand when it comes to financing.

Michelle Colbern: Mr Hagele, How are you doing today? This is Michelle, Patrick’s associate. Patrick wanted me to contact you as soon as possible, but I couldn’t get into his account until now. Patrick was detained on Thursday for being at the wrong place at the wrong time, I guess. From what he discussed with me, he went with a friend of his to set a deal in motion for the case he is working on for you. Well, that friend of his took him to a house that was being survealed [sic] for drugs. As they were leaving, they all got detained. He is absolutely freaking out over this. He is starting back to Law School on Monday, and this is not something he needs on his record. His Bail was set yesterday, so I am trying to get that taken care of. I will let him know that I contacted you. If there is anything you want me to tell him, I will be checking all of his mailboxes throughout the weekend for him. Thank you for your time.

Glenn Hagele: Not good news at all. When things settle down have him contact me.