by Diane Wells | Jan 14, 2020 | Community, The Case, transformation
Leaning against the building that I might not be working in anymore and having just hung up from listening to a prosecutor, I felt like I was barely breathing. I had to have a reality check. My head bent down, I whispered aloud that a prosecutor had just called and...
by Diane Wells | Jan 7, 2020 | Community, The Case, transformation
It all began with a simple call. I was sitting at my desk on the third floor of the bank building in downtown Raleigh, NC. I worked as a trust advisor in the bank’s trust department. I had been there for a few years. I was good at my job and liked it. The...
by Diane Wells | Jan 2, 2020 | Community, transformation
I have three categories that I will write about in this blog. The case is my criminal case that began in 2004 and ended in 2010. It is filled with twists and turns. It’s hard to recall how many times my attorney said that it was such an unusual case. I had no...
by Diane Wells | Dec 31, 2019 | The Case
I have never done a blog. I hope it’s not too obvious. At some point I realized that I was waiting to begin blogging when I felt bulletproof. Since that day is never coming, I am starting anyway. When I was a defendant, writing was one of the few ways that I got...
by Diane Wells | Dec 29, 2019 | Community, The Case
There needs to be something remarkable about your first blog. It sets the tone and expectation of what is to come. I don’t have all the answers, but I can share my thoughts about being prosecuted for a crime I did not commit. From what I understood,...
