By: Michael Roberts

On February 14, former marijuana entrepreneur Scott Pack was found guilty on six charges in what’s been described as one of the largest pot fraud cases in Colorado history.

Westword has obtained selected transcripts from the trial, which took place over a period of more than two weeks in Arapahoe District Court. Among other things, they document testimony from Michael Stonehouse, who pleaded guilty for his role in the Pack-related drug ring; authorities found and seized more than 2,500 pounds of marijuana, worth an estimated $5 million, from his Elizabeth residence back in 2016. Stonehouse said Pack dreamed of being the Scarface of weed.

Fortis attorneys Henry Baskerville and David Olsky discuss with Westword one of Colorado’s most controversial legal cases. To read the full article please follow the link located here.