Exhibit Letter from Aaron Brown — USA v. Mosley et al (Dkt. 84.6)

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Exhibit Letter from Aaron Brown, Document 84-6, filed 05/07/24 in United States v. Mosley et al., Case 4:23-cr-00134-AMO, in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California. The letter, dated December 12th, 2023 and addressed to Judge Araceli Martinez-Olguin, states that Brown is the Owner and President of Aaron Anthony, Inc. in Grass Valley and a friend of Aaron Boren. It states that Boren has expressed responsibility, shame and disappointment about the case, volunteers in the local community, and joined a weekly group of local men formed in October of 2023. The letter closes Respectfully, Aaron Brown.

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December 12th, 2023 
 
 
 
The Honorable Araceli Martinez-Olguin 
United States District Court Judge 
San Francisco Courthouse, Courtroom 10 – 19th Floor 
450 Golden Gate Avenue 
San Francisco, Ca. 94102 
 
Dear Judge Martinez-Olguin: 
 
My name is Aaron Brown, I am the Owner and President of a boutique custom homebuilding 
company, Aaron Anthony, Inc. in Grass Valley, and a friend of Aaron Boren. 
 
Aaron and I met about two years ago while out for the evening.  I was with my wife, and he was 
with his significant other.  The four of us instantly “clicked”, became fast friends, and have spent 
lots of time together since.  Aaron got vulnerable with us about his case about two months after 
we met.  He shared in detail what happened, and he’s expressed his responsibility, shame, and 
disappointment in himself about it ever since.   
 
I’ve come to know Aaron as a kind person that cares about others, and about improving himself 
as a person.  Within the local community he’s frequently raising his hand to help.  He’s 
volunteered for local landscape projects, he’s given free pickleball lessons at the city courts.  
He’s a gifted woodworker and has provided numerous pieces of outdoor furniture for 
downtown business.  He’s always energetic and positive.  In October of 2023 several local guys, 
including Aaron and myself, formed a group to meet once a week to talk about things 
happening in our lives that we really don’t have anyone else to confide in.  We also share self-
improvement books, podcasts, YouTube videos, anything we’ve found helpful to our individual 
betterment.  This has been a blessing for all of us and we intend to continue and hope to grow 
our group. 
 
Aaron owns what he did, and he lives with remorse.  He is a good person and a trusted friend, 
and we’ll remain in each other’s lives. 
 
Respectfully, 
 
 
 
 
Aaron Brown 
Case 4:23-cr-00134-AMO     Document 84-6     Filed 05/07/24     Page 1 of 1

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