Born during the mid-sixties, raised in Manassas, Virginia, Mr. Wasz was the scion of a Washington, D.C. family. His life, however, would take a dramatic change when he included the facets of crime, drugs and fast living into it. His “new life” would take him to the heart of the criminal world in Las Vegas and Los Angeles. It would be there that he flourished among some of the most notorious criminals in America, but it would also be where the path of enlightenment would crash into his existence with such an impact that it would forever change his outlook on life and government.
In 1994, Mr. Wasz was arrested for multiple armed robberies while driving Actress/Model's Paula Barbieri's Toyota Four-Runner. Contained within this vehicle was a notepad that could have drastically changed the final outcome of the O.J. Simpson trial. However, like most controversial situations involving high notoriety cases, it was suppressed and covered-up by the Los Angeles District Attorney's Office. His involvement would go down into the annals of idiotic, blatant government cover-up.
He subsequently spent over ten years in prison for the robberies he committed in one day. It was during this time that he saw that the government, with all its lies and deception, was closer to his peers than his adversaries. So it was during these countless days spent in a concrete box that he wrote his books and planned his course from to enlighten people to the true nature, complexities of the people we give charge over our lives.
Upon his release in August of 2004, he had written more than five books. Two, of which, are works of nonfiction that detail his personal observations of the working of the people who indiscriminately take advantage of their positions of power to commit acts far more heinous, malicious than the people they pursue, detain.
Such notables as, Noam Chomsky, Donald Freed, Jerry Stahl and Dan Bessie support Mr. Wasz's writings.
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