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Portz Entertainments' "Real Law" Segments, will
be featured on
LookRadio.com,
Xingtv.com, and VRAtv.com. Each short 4 to 5 minute
segment of -- "It Could Happen To You! -- will help
the viewer recognize the small quirks in the law -
that could get you arrested. Charles is pictured
above as the Judge.
Most Asian
film producers -- agree that the
Internet will become a video
producers paradise, that will
allow anyone to become a movie
producer are finally starting to
become a reality. Such
consumer-produced media
broadcasters, such as weblogs and
podcasts have helped everyday
people find audiences online.
Such is the case of China's,
XingTV.com, and VRA's
LookRadio.com webcasts from
Hollywood, Kentucky, Beijing,
Munich and Las Vegas. They all
have become the only place where
you can view some of their
historical China Ddiaries Series
on the Internet. The Ddiary
series was filmed in China, when
camera's were not allowed, unless
you had special permission from
their
Leaders.
Such 4 to
5 minutes clips, like VRAs new
SmartLegal advice series,
produced by Charley Portz, of
Houston, Texas, will spread from
established weblogs and by e-mail
free of charge, and with the help
of both Yahoo and Google, like
always, the short-short legal
puzzles solutions, will attract
over a million visitors a month
to Smart90s' LookRadio,
Xingtv.com and VRAtv.com's
television
channels.
Part
02 / Timeline /
Autobiography of
Hong
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CHARLES
H.
PORTZ
I was born in Pennsylvania on October 13,
1937. During World War II, my father
worked at the Atlas Powder Company Bomb
Plant and also in the coal mines. My
Grandfather was blown up during an
explosion at the powder company. Our
family moved to several homes in the area
of Tamaqua, Pennsylvania. Back in those
days, some of the homes we lived in did
not have running water or electric, and
some still had out-houses, and hand pumps
in the yard to get water. Also, the coal
mines kept shutting down. Most of the time
we only had what we grew in the yard to
eat. The only time we had meat was when my
Dad shot a crow, rabbit or ground-hog,
then we would have meat to put in soup or
to cook. I remember doing our wash in a
tub with a scrub board and my Mother
making our own
soap.
We were by no means a rich or wealthy
family. I remember being in the 3rd and
4th grades, and wanting to go to the
movies, which was no easy task. I first
had to get the money to be able to go, so
I would climb up in the mountains and get
chunks of coal off the mountains where the
strip truck dumped it, then crack the
chunks with a hammer, bag it and sell a
bag for 5 cents. That was the only way I
got to go to the movies. I also did his to
help buy food for our family. I delivered
the coal with my wagon. This wagon had 3
wheels and my father made the forth wheel
from a piece of wood so I could deliver
the coal around the neighborhood and sell
it. At that time, the price of a movie
ticket was 10
cents.
When a mine would close down, we had to
move. My father worked several jobs
including working on farms. I got a job at
a dairy farm when I was 12 years old
feeding cattle, cleaning the barn, milking
cows and running the bottling machine. I
was earning 15 cents per hour. A neighbor
once got me a job with a carnival peeling
potatoes for the French Fry stand. So I
traveled with the carnival at the age of
13, 14, and 15 in addition to the other
jobs on the farm and gas
station
Since I missed so much school from moving
and working, I flunked the 5th, 6th, 7th
and 8th
grades.
At 16, I worked at a local lamp factory
where I was poisoned by carbon
tetrachloride and had to quit. So I went
back to school until I was 17. I started
9th grade in September, 1954 and quit in
October, 1954 at the age of 17 and
immediately joined the
Army.
I went to Jump School and became a
Paratrooper with the 11th Airborne
Division. While in the Army, my father
died on Christmas Eve, 1955 at the age of
35 from Black Lung Disease. I received a
Hardship Discharge from the Army to help
support my Mother and two younger
brothers.
I then started working at Bethlehem Steel
Company. Work was slow back in 1957 and
58, so since I had the lowest seniority at
Bethlehem Steel, I would get laid off and
then called back, just to get laid off
again.
While I was laid off, I had several jobs,
one was selling tombstones. I used to
carry the tombstones samples in the saddle
bags on my motorcycle, since my car kept
breaking down. Another job I had was
selling woman's plastic jewelry to stores.
I also worked on a garbage truck and
eventually learned how to make wrought
iron railings and weld. I taught myself
how to weld by watching welders every
chance I
got.
I went into the business for my self
making, selling and installing wrought
iron railings, which were made in my
mother's basement. I didn't have a welding
machine or equipment, so I cut all the
steel with a hacksaw. To get my first few
jobs done, I got a welding machine on a 3
day free trial and made as many railings
as I could. When I went back to get the
welding machine for my 3rd, 3 day trial,
the owner asked me what I was doing, I
told him I wanted to go into business, but
could not afford the equipment. The owner
said, "You got a lot of guts", and then he
sold me the welder on
credit.
While I was making railings, I was also
racing stock cars and making some money. I
even raced on the NASCAR circuit for a
while.
I built the railing business up to be a
decent size steel erecting company. A few
of the bigger jobs I did are as
follows:
1. Pocono International Speedway - I put
every piece of steel in that track,
including the crash wall, the wheel fence,
the grand stands and the garages for the
race cars. Everything you see on that
track, except the landscaping and black
top, I put
there.
2. I erected the steel on 6 shopping
centers and various other buildings,
including banks, post offices and water
treatment
plants.
3. I erected the steel on the Vero Beach
and Fort Pierce Power Houses both of which
are in
Florida.
4. I also prepared the pilings that a
portion of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge in
Maryland sets
on..
In the 70's, construction bottomed out and
the contractor on the power houses went
bankrupt. Everyone settled for about 5
cents on the dollar that was owed to them.
So I ended up with about $4,000.00 for a
years work after all the bills were
paid.
At the bankruptcy settlement, I was
setting along side of the bankruptcy
attorney and I got $4,000.00 for all my
work, but he got about $20,000.00 for his
work on the bankruptcy. At that time, I
said, " I'm on the wrong side of this
thing."
I was living in Tampa, Florida at the
time. After driving home from Vero Beach,
the very next day, Sunday, I went out and
bought a G.E.D. book, studied every waking
hour. The following Thursday I took the
exam and
passed.
I was accepted at the University of South
Florida where I completed 4 years of
college in about 2 years. I received a
scholarship from LEAP for my last quarter
(USF was on the quarter system at that
time). I carried 35 quarter hours in that
last quarter, set a national record for
the amount of hours carried in one quarter
and finished with a 4.0 GPA and graduated
with a degree in Criminal Justice. (See
attachment)
Since I am Native American, I applied to
C.L.E.O. (Counsel on Legal Education
Opportunity). My background was verified
and I was given a fellowship to attend a
semester in law at the University of
Florida Law School then go onto law
school. I then attended Texas Southern
Thurgood Marshall Law School as well as
taking summer courses that were available
at South Texas College of Law under the
fellowship.
I came to law school in Texas because I
was helping to write a book on the U.S.
Supreme Court pertaining to Constitutional
Procedure. (See cover and pages containing
acknowledgment) I was a guest of Justice
Rehnquist at the U.S. Supreme Court
because of the
book.
My son and I went to college and law
school together, and have a successful law
firm in Houston practicing civil, family,
criminal, immigration, corporate, and
entertainment law. We have represented
clients in at least 15 other states
including New York, New Jersey, Florida,
California, Montana, New Mexico,
Mississippi, Washington, Rhode Island,
Michigan and others.
cases in the U.S. which are as
follows:
1. Operation Lightning Strike, where I
represented the Scientists from N.A.S.A.
and some of the N.A.S.A. Contractors. (I
was on all the national TV shows) (Also
see US News and World
Reports)
2. Clients accused in the world's second
largest gold theft and fraud in excess of
a billion dollars (I had the case
dismissed). This case also involved the
Russian
KGB.
3. Clients accused of the biggest IRS
fraud case in the history of the U.S.. I
put this story together and it ran on NBC
with Brian Ross of Dateline, and I was on
Dateline and NBC News every day for
weeks.
4. Operation Green Ice, the biggest drug
arrest in the world. (I had this case
dismissed) This case was in San Diego,
California.
5. A $200,000,000.00 theft from Mobile Oil
Company by NNPC. (I had the case
dismissed)
6. An insurance fraud case that I had to
travel to Brussels, Belgium and Paris,
France.
I have also handled some of the biggest ,
most violent and high profile cases in
Houston:
1. 2 girls were killed and their bodies
burned. There was 11 pounds of one girl
and 15 pounds of the girl's ashes left. (I
got my client
off)
death penalty, but I got 2 cases dismissed
and plead to one count for life after we
went 2 months and only had 7 jurors
qualify . ( At that time a life sentence
was 15
Yrs)
3. A man shot his wife in the head because
his breakfast was cold and I got him 5
years
probation.
4. A woman killed her husband because he
kept turning off her soap opera show, I
got her 5 years probation, but had to give
up all the life insurance money to the
daughter.
5. A man importing 75 tons of marijuana in
Alabama, I got him 3 years in jail. He
also had a 42 pound met. case in Miami,
Florida, I had both sentences to run
concurrent.
I was called to go on the O.J. Simpson
trial, but Simpson wanted to pay the
attorneys after
the trial, so I declined. I also got a
call from A.C. Collins to represent him if
he got indicted in the O.J.
case.
I have represented several foreign
governments such as Nigeria, Mexico and
the Peoples Republic of
China.
In addition to the legal work, I also
during my undergraduate studies, promoted
and had a professional wrestling show,
syndicated throughout Florida. I shot my
own TV shows and did all the promotion. I
sold the business when I moved to
Texas.
I have wrote, produced and directed 1 full
length movie with John Derrick, which we
sold to an overseas company in
1968.
I have also wrote, produced and directed
4-1/2 hour TV shows which Im sure
you have seen, i.e. Liquid Luster Car Wax
and Engine Addictive. Ill send you a
video if you care to see
it.
I have formed a production company in
Houston to shoot motion pictures and I
have written 5 movie scripts, one on the
NASA case which we hope to produce in the
near future. Another script is about a
Baby Stealing case that was featured on
NBC and was the most watched show in the
US in September, 1999. That was my case.
(I was on FOX News and Dateline regarding
this
show.)
I was a guest on Good Morning America a
few months ago pertaining to case I have,
the story also ran on PrimeTime Live. I
wrote a script regarding this case. It is
a true story about a 17 year old girl from
Houston, Texas who is currently in prison
for murdering her son. The original
autopsy report stated homicide. Her
attorney scared her into pleading guilty.
The family contacted me and I proved she
didnt kill her child, and even the
Harris County Medical Examiner testified
in Court that his office made a mistake
and he changed the autopsy report from
"Homicide" to"Undetermined". Under oath,
the Medical Examiner told the Court the
child died of an infection that he was
born with. He also said that from the
evidence the hospital may have caused the
childs death by depriving him of
oxygen for over 30 minutes. However, the
Court sided with the District
Attorneys Office and denied my Writ.
I argued the case at the Court of Criminal
Appeals and had her conviction reversed,
and through a lot pf effort and persuading
the Court System, I had her home for
Christmas.
To list a few of my
accomplishments:
1. I have received several American
Jurisprudence
awards.
2. Deans list every semester in
college and law
school.
3. Served as School Board
Trustee.
4. Obtained a Real Estate License.
Five of my cases have been featured on
national TV; Dateline NBC, Day One, 48
hrs., PrimeTime Live, CNN and 60 Minutes.
The case on Dateline was listed as the
most watched show that night. (September,
1999)
I am a member of the following Bar
Associations and licensed to practice in
the
Courts:
1. Texas State Bar
Association
2. Federal Southern District of
Texas
3. 1st, 5th, 9th and 11th Federal Circuit
Courts
4. United States Tax
Court
5. United States Supreme
Court.
If you care for more details, please
contact me since this is just touching the
surface of my life experiences. I have
newspaper articles where I organized
several Rescue Squads and saved a
babys life on the
telephone.
At the present time Im working on
putting a film production company together
in Houston and Im looking for some
honest people to work with me. Recently I
was a Producer in the movie "Still
Waters", and the movie "PAIN". I also
wrote, produced and directed a TV show on
the
law.
Sincerely,
Charles H. Portz
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