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Exhibit A — USA v. Ayvazyan et al. (Dkt. 1449-1, C.D. Cal.)

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Exhibit A, Document 1449-1, filed 04/08/24 in the Ayvazyan case, No. 2:20-cr-00579-SVW (C.D. Cal.), is a letter signed Artur Ayvazyan to the Honorable Judge Wilson seeking home confinement as early as possible. He writes that his time in prison has given him a new respect for the law and that he has not gotten into any trouble. He says he works full time, has been recognized as Employee of the Month, and is past the halfway point of his time, and that with the credits he is earning he may go to a halfway house soon. He describes hardship for his family and children, and asks the judge to send him home to them. The letter is his own statement, not a finding.

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Filed April 8, 2024 in USA v. Ayvazyan et al.; one of 698 filings from this case.

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CourtU.S. District Court for the Central District of California
Filed2024-04-08

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“Exhibit A — USA v. Ayvazyan et al. (Dkt. 1449-1, C.D. Cal.).” U.S. District Court for the Central District of California, No. 2:20-cr-00579-SVW, Doc. 1449-1, filed 2024-04-08. Archived at Pandemic Darlings, https://pandemicdarlings.com/court-filings/full-docket-artur-ayvazyan-cacd-802533/2024-04-08-gov-uscourts-cacd-802533-1449-1-doc-1449-1/, SHA-256 817e8229a6bdb25b73d0be4eb1100c767bd6b435da828c61534fae59909d0cf9.

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EXHIBIT A 
Case 2:20-cr-00579-SVW     Document 1449-1     Filed 04/08/24     Page 1 of 2   Page ID
#:21160

To the Honorable Judge Wilson, 
I am writing to seek home confinement as early as possible. Since the start of my time, I have 
strived to better myself for the sake of my family. This experience has taught me a new respect 
for the law and has concreted in my mind that prison is not where I want to be.  
Your Honor, failing my family was and is the worst punishment I could have. I grew up with my 
brother being raised by just my mother. When I got married and we had the first of our 
daughters, I knew that I could never leave them. I vowed to myself that I would never, but I 
have.  
Perhaps the saddest thing for my family is that they didn’t just lose me, but my wife, my brother 
and his wife, which has left both of her family’s children without their parents and having to help 
care for their disabled grandmother when they should be focused on school. My brother’s 
children were forced to move because he lost his house and my kids are at similar risk because 
my house is in foreclosure. My mother whom I took care of is blind has been forced to move into 
Section 8 Housing.  
I know from my own life how important a father figure is. I am the only one left with any hope 
of being there for my kids and my brother’s kids. I need to get the woman who spent her life 
raising me out of Section 8.  
I have dedicated my time in prison to setting a good example for my kids. I have not gotten into 
any trouble here. I work full time making pants for the men and women serving in the Army and 
have even been recognized as Employee of the Month. I have programmed. I can my family as 
much as I can.  
I am past the halfway point of my time. With the credits that I am earning, I think that I could be 
going to a halfway house soon. If possible, I ask Your Honor to send me to home confinement 
for the rest of my time. The additional home confinement may seem insignificant, but it is 
everything for my family.  
I close humbly pleading that this court help my family and send me home to them. 
Artur Ayvazyan 
Case 2:20-cr-00579-SVW     Document 1449-1     Filed 04/08/24     Page 2 of 2   Page ID
#:21161

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