Free Doctor Adam Frasch - AN INNOCENT MAN

What kind of relationship did they have? “Everything I can tell, it was pretty violent… physical abuse, verbal abuse, mental for sure.” Jason Newlin, State Attorney Investigator  Everything got twisted right from Day One. It was true that Dr. Frasch and his wife had a history of violence. But it was Samira who was the assailant. Because of a bipolar disorder, on occasion Samira would get violent, full of rage and out-of-control. Ninety-five percent of the time, the Fraschs were fine but these domestic incidents were used to support that they had a tumultuous relationship without ever mentioning that it was Samira who instigated them and Dr. Frasch who endured them.  Dr. Frasch challenges anyone - friend, family or foe - to name one time he was violent toward Samira. In fact, anyone who knew the family would have had to say that when Samira threatened him, her husband replied with patience and love. But no character witnesses were called on to oppose the picture of violence created by t

On the day of his wife’s death, Dr. Frasch suffered a 16-hour interview that very quickly turned into an interrogation. It was here that it was confirmed for Dr. Frasch that his wife had died suddenly by an unexpected drowning. Although Dr. Frasch asked to have his lawyer present at least ten times in the interview, officials insisted they just wanted to clarify a few things. When he asked about his daughters, he was told they were fine, just out in the hallway playing and that he could see them if he answered a few more questions. In court, however, Lieutenant Chad King of the Bay County Sheriff’s office testified that one of the first things they had done that day was to contact the Department of Children and Families to take care of the children.  The technique used by the Bay Country Sheriff’s office was to have two officers interrogate Dr. Frasch, leave the room and two different men would then come in. They would start off supportive, acting sympathetic. It would then descend int

Who will rise up for me against the evildoers? (The State of Florida Legal System)  Who will stand up for me against these workers of iniquity?  Unless the Lord had been my help, My soul would soon have settled in silence.  If I say "My foot slips," Your mercy, O Lord, will hold me up.  In the multitude of my anxieties within me. Your comforts delight my soul.  Shall the throne of iniquity, which DEVISES EVIL BY LAW, have fellowship with you?  They gather together against the life of the righteous,  And CONDEMN INNOCENT BLOOD.  But the Lord has been my defense, and my God the rock of my refuge.  He has brought on them their own iniquity, And shall cut them off in their own wickedness. The Lord our God shall cut them off.

On February 22, 2014, Samira Frasch - supermodel, singer, mother - was alleged to be ‘found’ dead at the bottom of the pool of her Tallahassee, Florida home by a maintenance man. At the same time, her husband was in Panama City Beach (a three-hour drive away) with their two young children having left the house early that morning to give his wife a Momma’s Day Off.  It should have been a good day for Samira. Dr. Adam Frasch often took the children so that his wife could run errands, get her hair and nails done or go to the spa for a massage, waxing and facial. It was something they did when they were at home or travelling. Dr. Frasch would take the two girls to the park or library or Chuck E. Cheese. And as the girls got older, he would take them to the beach house. Sometimes Samira would meet them later in the day and take the kids so that her husband could get a massage or run some errands or if either of them wanted to use one of their sports cars or motorcycles that weren’t baby-sea