Spending 30 hours on Greyhound bus (several buses changing buses) and sleeping on the bus, Zachary Alam finished the bus ride that volunteers in Oklahoma got him on.  I was trying to figure out how to get an UBER from a rural under-populated farm area 40 miles to Oklahoma City when a group of J6 supporters, I think under Suzzanne Monk's efforts (who was working to get every jail covered) to meet 3 other people there.  (Zach had only been moved there last week and only I knew he was there.)

These amazing volunteers were ready to drive him to Dallas to get on an airplane, but the prison system did not return his cell phone, his identification, etc.  He would not be able to get on a plane with no ID.

Just got a phone call from the bus station in Columbus Ohio where Zachary Alam was able to borrow someone's phone and stretch his legs.  He's been on the bus or buses for about 21 hours and won't get in to the center of the state until about 5:30 in the morning.  We then need to get him Ubers, breakfast, maybe a cheap hotel, and an AMTRAK ride the rest of the way to the East Coast.

THANKS FOR THE VOLUNTEERS who drove down from Oklahoma City to pick him up 40 miles each way.  I was about to pay for an Uber to take him 40 miles (assuming there was any service at all) when the volunteers showed up to help at the jail.

I plan to pay them for their gas, expenses, etc.

THANK YOU EVERYONE!

As stated on World Net Daily, the U.S. Marshall's Service and the Bureau of Prisons

-- which subcontracts with State and County jails --

moved Zachary Alam from the D.C. Jail to Grayson County, Kentucky for no apparent reason.  Just in the last week before Trump's swearing in, they moved Zachary to Grady County (Chikasha) Oklahoma in the middle of rural farmland like 40 miles from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, again for no apparent reason.

So when the President's Pardon order came out, Zachary Alam could get processed out on Tuesday, but he had (1) no cell phone, (2) no money, (3) no identification, and (4) no transportation.  If he walked out the door he would have no way of communicating with anyone and would be on the side of the highway in the cold (even in Oklahoma right now with the polar vortex) with no way to get from a rural highway to Oklahoma CIty.

With help from Suzzanne Monk and others we were able to get some supporters to drive 40 miles each way from Oklahoma City and meet with him, try to get his identification back (the County jail didn't have those things).

They have put Zachary on a 30 hour bus trip from Oklahoma City leaving late Tuesday to most of the way to his mother's house.  The Patriot's Legal Defense Fund is using donated funds here to pay for the bus travel, food for the trip, transportation, etc. by check to our new friends in Oklahoma.

We will then pay at a Walmart, etc. for him to get a cheap cell phone to be able to communicate, get him probably a hotel in Western Pennsylvania, get travel the rest of the way to his mother's place, with Ubers and travel in between.

Jon Moseley, Patriot's Legal Defense Fund

contact@jonmoseley.com