Fabricated Presidential Pardon Attempted by Alexander Leszczynski
Fabricated Presidential Pardon Attempted by Alexander Leszczynski
ALEXANDER LESZCZYNSKI
for the Middle District of Florida, hereby files this Sentencing Memorandum, stating
as follows:
I. PRELIMINARY STATEMENT
Wednesday, October 4, 2023, at 9:30 a.m. The government respectfully submits this
the United States Probation Office. Aside from those submissions, the government
has no objections to the factual accuracy of the PSR. See Doc. 96. Further, the
conviction and mandatory restitution. See id. at ¶¶ at ¶¶ 65, 73, 113, 115, 121, & 122.
The government recommends that the Court impose a sentence at the high
end of the applicable USSG range. Such a sentence would comport with the
statutory sentencing factors in that it would account for the nature and circumstances
as well as reflect the seriousness of the offenses, promote respect for the law, provide
just punishment for the offenses, afford adequate deterrence to criminal conduct and,
most importantly, protect the public from further crimes of the defendant. See 18
The late Dr. Maya Angelou is credited for the sage advice that “when
someone tells you who they are, you should believe them the first time.” Over the
last several years, Alex Leszczynski has shown nothing but contempt for this Court,
for the Department of Justice, and the rule of law. From forging a pardon letter
his crimes, defendant Leszczynski has told us—again and again—precisely who he
is. See Exhibit A; see also PSR ¶¶ 47, 49, 60 & pp. 89–93, 96, 98, 102, 106, 108, 113–
remorse, whose only goal appears to be to make the lives of those he crosses paths
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Leszczynski’s crimes, of which there are many. The investigation began when a local
Florida had fraudulently applied for and received two Payroll Protection Plan
(“PPP”) loans for totaling approximately $195,910 and it appeared that the entity,
Love & Bliss Inc., was not entitled to receive the subject loan.
Open-source reporting identified that Leszczynski and Love & Bliss had been
connected with a deed fraud scheme in which Leszczynski deeded to Love & Bliss
convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein (for the benefit of Epstein’s victims). See
William Bredderman& Kate Briquelet, Meet the Accused Stalker Behind the Christian
https://www.thedailybeast.com/meet-the-accused-stalker-behind-the-christian-
Epstein properties were not the only properties that defendant Leszczynski had his
transfers of ten properties (primarily located in Florida, save for the Epstein
While the many of the properties were owned by trusts or corporate entities and were
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Those entities were Love & Bliss, Aura, Inc., King Neptune, Inuyasha, Inc., Rhone, Inc.,
King Cobra, Inc., Tinnitus Institute of Love & Bliss, Inc., and King Country Road, Inc.
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mile from defendant Leszczynski’s home in North Redington Beach. And when
M.S. and M.S.—like the other deed fraud victims—engaged in civil litigation to
M.S.) and others. The email begins, “Hello I’m a Business Consultant representing
clients overseas In Asia, Japan, South Korea…” The email continues, “[M.S.] did in
fact donate the property to a Non-Profit Corporation and from what I’ve gathered is
[M.S.], have either lost or have never received the Charitable Tax deduction Receipt,
to then be able to deduct the amount from their gross annual taxes paid.” The email
names [M.S.]’s company and job title and states, “It would be such a shame for One
of our Extremely Wealthy Clients to indirectly talk down about [M.S.] in meeting at
global summits…” See Exhibit B; see also Exhibits C & D (filed under seal).
gathering the evidence necessary to indict Leszczynski for the PPP and deed fraud
schemes, but they had also discovered a third scheme in which Leszczynski
fabricated checks and attempted to deposit them into the same account that
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ultimately held his PPP funds. Over several months, Leszczynski attempted to
All the while Leszczynski was moving the PPP and check fraud funds from
account to account (as detailed in the indictment), with the United States attempting
to identify locate and seize the funds. And then in November 2021, M.S. reported to
law enforcement that he had received another letter from Leszczynski at his Texas
residence. The typed letter stated in part, “I don’t want to see your career go down
the drain, I’ve been hearing lots of things about you, an ex-girlfriend who can’t keep
her mouth shut claims that your raped her, of course you will say its false but don’t
worry about her because we can take care of her for you :).” The letter concludes
with handwriting, “THIS UR LAST CHANCE.” See Exhibit E (filed under seal).
The government knew at this point it did not have all of the records necessary to
indict Leszczynski, but they wanted to take whatever action they could to stop the
gave Leszczynski a stern warning to cease all contact with M.S. and M.S.
Leszczynski was also advised that the PPP loan he obtained was fraudulent. But
Leszczynski did not stop. After the search warrant was conducted:
• M.S. and M.S. received another harassing letter on December 15, 2021;
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• Leszczynski moved the check and PPP fraud proceeds two times, first
In April 2022, Leszczynski was indicted, and he was arrested and detained in May
2022.
Even arrest and detention did not stop Leszczynski from his campaign of
harassing M.S. and M.S. or from his flagrant disregard for our system of justice. In
August 2022, the government received a letter from the Pinellas County Jail
concerned that Leszczynski was attempting to hire a “hit man” to kill two
individuals who were witnesses in his case, that is, M.S. and M.S. This event, and
events that occurred in the weeks that followed, became the subject of Leszczynski’s
Still the evidence against Leszczynski was overwhelming. He used his credit
card to pay for many of the corporate entities to which he deeded properties, he
controlled all of the bank accounts into which fraud proceeds were deposited, he
appeared on camera depositing worthless checks, and many of the acts and
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On his various devices seized during the December 2021 search warrant, agents
discovered draft deed documents, forged signatures, google search history showing
searches for M.S. and relatives, and much more. Ultimately the defendant expressed
an intention to plead guilty in both of his pending cases. But the saga does not end
there.
evaluated again. (Doc. 64). He then moved to withdraw his plea (Doc. 65), and then
later requested not to withdraw his plea (Doc. 66). He persisted in his requests for
additional competency evaluations in his parallel case, and ultimately Judge Moody
ordered Leszczynski into the custody of the Attorney General to be evaluated. (Case
competent.
Since his return to the Middle District of Florida, Leszczynski has made
multiple attempts to have friends and other inmates claim that they committed both
his fraud offenses and the murder-for-hire offense. PSR ¶¶ 47, 49, 60 & pp. 89–93,
96, 98, 102, 106, 108, 113–115, & 117. The correspondence obtained by the
government was provided to defense counsel and probation, and is attached to the
PSR. FBI agents interviewed multiple individuals at the Pinellas County Jail
too, were provided to defense counsel. Still, despite knowing that we could intercept
his letters, and that we would continue to interview subjects, Leszczynski persisted in
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this obstruction.
in 18 U.S. Code § 3553. In particular, the Court must consider the nature and
circumstances of the offense and the history and characteristics of the defendant, and
the need for the sentence imposed to reflect the seriousness of the offense, to promote
respect for the law, and to provide just punishment for the offense; to afford adequate
deterrence to criminal conduct; and to protect the public from further crimes of the
limit to what he will do or say to get his way. All of these factors point to a sentence
For all of the foregoing reasons, the Court should impose a prison sentence at
Respectfully submitted,
ROGER B. HANDBERG
United States Attorney
By:
Rachel K. Jones
Assistant United States Attorney
Florida Bar. No. 91492
400 N. Tampa Street, Suite 3200
Tampa, FL 33602
Phone: (813) 274-6000
Fax: (813) 274-6178
Email: [email protected]
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CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
I hereby certify that on September 25, 2023, I electronically filed the foregoing
with the Clerk of the Court by using the CM/ECF system which will send a notice of
Ronald Kurpiers
s/ Rachel K. Jones
Rachel K. Jones
Assistant United States Attorney
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Exhibit A
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