Our Mission

Inspired by the wrongful conviction of Thomas Jack, Jr., of Hoonah, AK, our mission is to publicly speak up for the rights of those who need an advocate. To help promote justice for all through unbiased reporting of the truth. To help hold public officials accountable. To help improve equality and sustainability for future generations of Alaskans.

Commentary

Mainstream media caught in the act making Alex Pretti a martyr, The Alaska Story, February 2026

How wrongful indictments of Chief Walls opened the door to ‘Alaskagate’, Must Read Alaska, August 2025

With Trump gone, the arrival of Bondi and Patel is urgently needed in Alaska, Must Read Alaska, August 2025

How the Alaska attorney general tried to destroy a cop who fought fentanyl, Part II, Must Read Alaska, July 2025

How Attorney General Treg Taylor ran a decorated police chief out of Ketchikan, Must Read Alaska, July 2025

Featured Investigation

The Wrongful Conviction of Thomas Jack, Jr. of Hoonah, AK

The constitutional rights of a young Alaskan from a village were demolished ten years ago by State officials sworn to uphold them. Thomas Jack, Jr., was sentenced to 50 years in prison for charges that even his accuser admitted were false. By law, Mr. Jack was required to be presumed innocent, given a fair trial, and tried before a jury of his peers. He wasn’t and the mountain of reasonable doubt in his favor fell on deaf ears.

Mr. Jack’s wrongful conviction exposes systemic problems in Alaska’s justice system that have persisted for decades and require immediate corrective action. His exoneration is an important step in the cause for justice in Alaska.