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Debbie Saenz, CSR, RMR, CRR, TCRR

United States District Court

(817) 850-6661

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT 

FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS 

FORT WORTH DIVISION 

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, ) CASE NO. 4:22-CR-036-Y 

 ) 

Government, ) 

 ) FORT WORTH, TEXAS 

VERSUS ) 

) AUGUST 9, 2022 

JOSEPH MICHAEL DUPREE, ) 

 ) 

 Defendant. ) 2:29 P.M. 

VOLUME 1 OF 1 

TRANSCRIPT OF SENTENCING 

BEFORE THE HONORABLE TERRY R. MEANS 

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT JUDGE 

A P P E A R A N C E S:

FOR THE GOVERNMENT: MR. P.J. MEITL 

 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE 

 NORTHERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS 

 801 Cherry Street, Suite 1700 

 Fort Worth, Texas 76102-6882 

 Telephone: 817.252.5200 

FOR THE DEFENDANT: MS. LOUI ITOH 

 ASSISTANT FEDERAL PUBLIC DEFENDER 

 NORTHERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS 

 819 Taylor Street, Room 9A10 

 Fort Worth, Texas 76102 

 Telephone: 817.978.2753 

COURT REPORTER: MS. DEBRA G. SAENZ, CSR, RMR, CRR 

 501 W. 10th Street, Room 507 

 Fort Worth, Texas 76102 

 Telephone: 817.850.6661 

 E-Mail: debbie.saenz@yahoo.com 

Proceedings reported by mechanical stenography, transcript 

produced by computer. 

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I N D E X

PROCEEDINGS PAGE

Court's Findings................................ 05 

Statements on Sentencing 

 By Ms. Itoh................................... 05 

 By Ms. Penny Martin........................... 08 

 By Ms. Brook Cluberhouse...................... 09 

 By the Defendant.............................. 11 

 By Mr. Meitl.................................. 12 

Sentence of the Court........................... 13 

Government's Motion to Dismiss.................. 15 

Court's Ruling.................................. 15 

Reporter's Certificate.......................... 16 

Word Index...................................... 17 

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P R O C E E D I N G S

August 9, 2022 - 2:29 p.m. 

(Various participants wearing masks) 

THE COURT: Next before the Court is the sentencing

of Joseph Michael Dupree, Cause Number 4:22-CR-036-Y, United

States of America versus Joseph Michael Dupree.

Are the parties ready to proceed?

MR. MEITL: Yes, Your Honor. P.J. Meitl for the

government.

MS. ITOH: Good afternoon, Your Honor. Loui Itoh on

behalf of Mr. Dupree. We're also ready.

THE COURT: Thank you, ma'am.

Mr. Dupree, please acknowledge your presence in

court for the record by stating your full name.

THE DEFENDANT: Joseph Michael Dupree.

THE COURT: Mr. Dupree, you appeared before

Magistrate Judge Jeffrey Cureton on March 23, 2022, at which

time you entered a plea of guilty to Count 1 of the

superseding information charging you with possession of a

stolen firearm, in violation of 18 United States Code Sections

922(j) and 924(a)(2).

On that date, Judge Cureton found that your plea of

guilty was a knowing and voluntary plea supported by an

independent basis in fact containing each of the essential

elements of the offense.

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You told him at that time that you understood the

elements of the offense, agreed to the accuracy of the factual

resume, and admitted that you committed all essential elements

of the offense.

Accordingly, on April 7, 2022, I entered an order

accepting your plea and adjudging you guilty of the crime

alleged in the superseding information against you.

This plea of guilty was taken pursuant to a plea

agreement. I've reviewed that plea agreement and the charge

to which you have pled guilty, and I have determined that that

charge does adequately reflect the seriousness of your actual

offense behavior so that accepting the plea agreement will not

undermine the statutory purposes of sentencing. Also, all

relevant conduct has been taken into consideration in the

calculation of the total offense level.

Therefore, the plea agreement is accepted, and the

judgment and sentence will be consistent with it.

Ms. Itoh, did you and your client receive in a

timely manner a copy of the presentence report and the

addendum to the report?

MS. ITOH: We have, Your Honor. We've reviewed

both, and we agree with the addendum.

THE COURT: All right. Thank you.

And has the government received that timely?

MR. MEITL: Yes, Your Honor.

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THE COURT: There being no objections to the fact

findings in the presentence report and its addendum, I adopt

those findings as my own.

And there being no objections to the probation

officer's conclusions set forth in the presentence report as

to the appropriate guideline calculations, I adopt those

conclusions and determine that the appropriate guideline

calculations are:

Total offense level 25; Criminal History Category

VI; imprisonment range 110 to 120 months; supervised release

range 1 to 3 years; and a fine range of 20,000 to $200,000;

plus the costs of imprisonment and supervision.

I've received several letters on behalf of the

defendant. I did read those, and I suspect you have something

further to add.

MS. ITOH: Yes, Your Honor.

THE COURT: Go ahead.

MS. ITOH: Thank you. 

Your Honor, many defendants who come before this

Court have had difficult childhoods, but I think the hurt, the

pain, and the emotional abuse that Mr. Dupree went through is

unusual. He doesn't know anything about his biological

parents, other than that they did not want him.

He was adopted into an abusive family. They were

told that they couldn't have any children of their own, but

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shortly after adopting Mr. Dupree, they had two babies. The

father left the mother. He decided it was too much, and then

the mother was trying to care for three babies on her own.

She was working, but she struggled to make ends meet.

As a child, Mr. Dupree lived in hotels and trailer

parks that weren't safe. He remembers going to bed hungry as

his family often did not have enough to eat.

But I think what's really unusual about his

childhood is the degree to which his adoptive mother resented

him and blamed him for her poverty. She slapped him, she

punched him, she threw pots and pans at him, but even worse

was the emotional abuse. His adopted family was white.

Mr. Dupree is African-American, and his mother used the N word

against him as a racial slur. His younger brother, not

knowing any better, adopted the practice.

So, that was the situation that Mr. Dupree grew up

in, and so when he was 17, he left home. He didn't look back,

and his last contact with his mother was in 2010 when his

brother was killed in a motorcycle accident. She wrote to

Mr. Dupree and told him that she wished he had died instead.

And so Mr. Dupree has emotional scars. He felt

unloved and unwanted by two sets of parents. And so, at the

age of 12, he started using marijuana and methamphetamine. He

became addicted. Perhaps he relied on drugs to fill that hole

in his heart from just feeling unloved as a child.

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Mr. Dupree has a criminal history, but we submit

that criminal history is reflective of his addiction. He's

determined to overcome his addiction, and he asks the Court to

recommend his admission into the RDAP program.

Now, despite not having a single loving parent

during his childhood, Mr. Dupree has stepped up to being a

father to his -- he's common-law married to Brook Cluberhouse,

who is in court supporting him today. So he stepped up to

being a father to her two sons, who are not his biological

children.

In addition, there's another child. It's a little

unclear as to whether it's actually Mr. Dupree's child as the

child has blond hair and blue eyes, but nevertheless,

Mr. Dupree has provided financially for that child, and he

wants to be present in his life.

Prior to his arrest, Mr. Dupree worked for a

building sterilizing company, and he's an extremely talented

artist. We've attached one of his drawings along with the

letters submitted to the Court.

THE COURT: I saw that.

MS. ITOH: He's actually teaching a class for other

inmates at FMC Fort Worth, and he's earned his GED. He's

taken two-and-a-half years of college classes, and he plans to

continue his art education. He wants to continue teaching

others, and he wants to work as a tattoo artist when he's

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released.

So, for all those reasons, Your Honor, we're asking

for the low end of his guidelines range. We're asking for

RDAP. We're asking for placement in Fort Worth, or as close

to Fort Worth as possible, so he can see his family.

And with the Court's permission, he has some family

members that would like to address the Court.

THE COURT: All right. Bring them forward.

MS. ITOH: All right. We would like to call Penny

Martin, who is a close family friend.

THE COURT: You may be seated, sir.

THE DEFENDANT: Thank you.

THE COURT: Good afternoon, Ms. Martin. What did

you want to say to the Court?

MS. PENNY MARTIN: Good afternoon. As she was

saying, you know, Joseph started out on a rough patch with

parents that didn't care, didn't want, abusive. For the last

almost 12 years now, for all intents and purposes, I've tried

to stand up and show him what being part of a family is about

and being the best mom to him that I could be. I'm not his

mother or --

THE COURT: I understand.

MS. PENNY MARTIN: -- but for all intents and

purposes, I have been.

THE COURT: Okay.

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MS. PENNY MARTIN: He does -- he got mixed up with

the wrong crowd because of his drug addiction, but that's just

because, I feel, that he was searching just to be accepted, to

be wanted, to be loved. I've tried my best to give him all

the love that I can and support that I can.

He does have a young son that's less than a year old

right now that needs him, the one they were talking about

that's in question. He loves that baby and that baby loves

him. I saw that with my own eyes because I'm the one that

picked the baby up from the hospital when he was two days old,

and he needs that baby and that baby needs him.

He is an amazing artist. She's right on that. I

have several portraits of myself that he drew just from

pictures that he had taken that I had sent him. Outstanding

work. He's highly intelligent. He is a leader. People

follow him.

And I think if he gets help with his addiction and

he goes to this program, I think there's nothing that will

stop him moving forward and putting all of this behind him.

THE COURT: All right. Thank you.

MS. PENNY MARTIN: Thank you.

MS. ITOH: Now we would like to call Brook

Cluberhouse, his common-law wife. 

THE COURT: Okay. Go ahead. Thank you.

MS. BROOK CLUBERHOUSE: Hi. I'm Brook Cluberhouse,

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and I am not very good at speaking in public, so I wrote this

down.

THE COURT: That's fine. Just don't go so fast we

can't keep up with you and get what you say in the court

record.

MS. BROOK CLUBERHOUSE: Okay. Joseph is one of the

type people you'll never forget. He's funny, genuine, and

loyal. Despite all the hardships he faced being adopted into

an abusive family, he has become the glue to his family he

created today -- or glue to the family he created today.

He's my friend of 10 years, and the love of my life.

He's a wonderful father, and we have two beautiful boys who he

plans on fully adopting. Both our sons were diagnosed with

the Autism around the age of one, and he has been so patient

with them and always making them giggle.

Joseph is a talented guitar player, and if our son,

Jace, could, he would just sit in front of him and watch him

play for days. Our eldest son loves to jump on the trampoline

with him and play in the sprinkler. He's been very productive

in their lives, and they adore him.

He has been -- he is a self-sacrificing person and

missed everyday by his family. We have a goal one day of

owning our own graphic design business, and he is one of the

most talented artists I think I've ever seen. He's not only

missed everyday, but he's needed by everyone who loves him.

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In the past, he's lacked a good support system and stable

living situation. He now has not only that, but two jobs

available to him as soon as he gets home with reliable

transportation.

He's been there for my mother and my kids more than

I could say. He's helped my grandmother and mother

financially and would give the world -- give us the world if

he could. He's never took -- and he would give anyone the

shirt off his back. He honestly is one of the biggest

blessings to ever enter mine and my family's life.

THE COURT: Thank you.

MS. ITOH: And, Your Honor, Mr. Dupree would like to

address the Court.

THE COURT: All right. Please step forward.

THE DEFENDANT: Thank you, sir.

Sir, I would like to apologize to the courts today

for my actions, and I'm here to accept my consequences for

such. I thought I used to know what consequences were, but

now that I see that I have a family, I actually truly

understand what consequences might be, and consequences just

don't effect you, but they effect the people that care about

you.

I got three kids that need me, two of them Autism

and need a father, one growing up, and I -- I don't know how,

a wife who needs me. She's at home all by herself trying to

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take care of everything; a mother that needs me. I never knew

what it was to have people until recently, and I know I

botched -- I know I botched being new to it so quickly, but I

think I have a firmer understanding of what it means to now.

I have some ideas in place. I'm trying to work on

myself, so I can have the means and the necessary ends to do

so while I'm at FMC, work on my artwork, work on my plans so I

can do a future.

I'm 38. Today is my anniversary, and I'm sitting

here looking at it and this is what I'm giving to my family,

you know, for my wife for an anniversary present. I got

Christmases I'm thinking about. I know that I can't do this

again.

THE COURT: All right, sir.

THE DEFENDANT: Thank you.

THE COURT: Thank you.

Does the government wish to be heard?

MR. MEITL: Your Honor, only to discuss the fact

that he received a benefit through the charge, which capped

him at 10 years, which brought it down from 137 months at the

top end of the guidelines down to 120 months.

Of course, his criminal history is pretty extreme.

For the last 10 years, he's been in and out of prison with an

escalating amount of prison time. He went from 2 years to 5

years, and now he's facing this, so it doesn't appear

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deterrence has worked very well with this defendant.

THE COURT: All right. Thank you. 

I'll now state the sentence determined after

consideration of all of the factors set out in Title 18 United

States Code Section 3553, including especially the advisory

sentencing guidelines issued by the sentencing commission and

the conduct admitted by Mr. Dupree in his factual resume. The

attorneys will have a final chance to make legal objections

before sentence is finally imposed.

It is the judgment of the Court that the defendant,

Joseph Michael Dupree, in Case Number 4:22-CR-036-Y, be

committed to the custody of the Federal Bureau of Prisons for

a period of 110 months.

I recommend that he be enrolled in the comprehensive

drug treatment program offered by the Bureau of Prisons.

The Court does not order a fine or costs of

incarceration because Mr. Dupree does not have the financial

resources or future earning capacity to pay a fine or costs of

incarceration.

Restitution is not ordered because there is no

victim other than society at large.

Upon release from imprisonment, Mr. Dupree shall be

on supervised release for a term of 3 years. While on

supervised release, he shall comply with the standard

conditions recommended by the United States Sentencing

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Commission at Section 5D1.3(c) of the U.S. Sentencing

Commission Guidelines Manual, and comply with certain other

conditions that have been set out in a separate order signed

by me this day and offered to Mr. Dupree for his review and

signature.

He has now returned that order to me, with his

signature, indicating his receipt of those other conditions,

his understanding of them, his waiver of having them read here

in open court, and his agreement to be bound by them and

subject to revocation for any violation of them -- and he does

waive the reading of them in open court.

In addition, he's ordered to pay a mandatory special

assessment of $100.

A sentence of 110 months is sufficient, but not

greater than necessary, to comply with the purposes set forth

in paragraph 2 of Section 3553(a), that is, reflect the

seriousness of and provide just punishment for the offense,

promote respect for the law, afford adequate deterrence to

criminal conduct, and protect the public from further crimes

of the defendant. 

I have now stated the sentence and the reasons

therefor. I call upon the parties to indicate any legal

reason why sentence may not be imposed as stated.

MR. MEITL: Nothing from the government, Your Honor.

MS. ITOH: Nothing, Your Honor.

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THE COURT: Sentence is then imposed as stated.

Mr. Dupree, you have the -- you have waived -- let's

see.

Does the government have a motion?

MR. MEITL: Yes, Your Honor. We move to dismiss the

indictment.

THE COURT: The indictment is dismissed.

Mr. Dupree, you have the right to appeal the

sentence that has been imposed and to -- pardon me, you have

waived your right -- let me back up.

You have waived your right to appeal your sentence

and to complain of it in a collateral proceeding; however, you

have reserved from those waivers and you do retain the right

to complain of any errors in arithmetic that I may have made

in the calculation of your total offense level or your

criminal history category, also the right to challenge the

voluntariness of your plea of guilty and/or your waiver of

appellate rights, and the right to complain of any ineffective

assistance of counsel.

If you decide to appeal on any ground, you do have

the right to apply for leave to appeal in forma pauperis, if

you are unable to pay the costs of an appeal.

I have before me an instrument entitled Notice of

Right to Appeal Sentence that you have signed and returned to

the Court. Please understand that this is the Court's notice

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to you that you have the right to appeal. It is not your

notice to the Court that you are, in fact, appealing.

And if you wish to appeal, you must do so within 14

days, in writing, filed with the court, and Ms. Itoh will

assist you in that if you ask her to.

Do you have any questions, sir?

THE DEFENDANT: No, sir.

THE COURT: You are remanded to the custody of the

United States Marshal. Good luck to you, sir.

MS. ITOH: May I be excused, Your Honor?

THE COURT: Yes, ma'am. Thank you.

MR. MEITL: May I, Your Honor?

THE COURT: Yes, sir. Thank you.

(End of Proceedings)

REPORTER'S CERTIFICATE

I, Debra G. Saenz, CSR, RMR, CRR, certify that the 

foregoing is a true and correct transcript from the record 

of proceedings in the foregoing entitled matter. 

 Further, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, various 

participants wore masks or were heard via videoconference, 

so proceedings were transcribed to the best of my ability. 

I further certify that the transcript fees format 

comply with those prescribed by the Court and the Judicial 

Conference of the United States. 

Signed this 24th day of October, 2022. 

 /s/ Debra G. Saenz

 DEBRA G. SAENZ, CSR, RMR, CRR 

 Texas CSR No. 3158, Exp. 1/31/2024 

 Official Court Reporter 

 The Northern District of Texas 

 Fort Worth Division 

Business Address: 501 W. 10th Street, Room 507 

Fort Worth, Texas 76102 

Telephone: 817.850.6661 

E-Mail Address: debbie.saenz@yahoo.com 

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FEDERAL [2] 1/18 13/12

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findings [3] 2/3 5/2 5/3

fine [4] 5/11 10/3 13/16 13/18

firearm [1] 3/20

firmer [1] 12/4

FMC [2] 7/22 12/7

follow [1] 9/16

foregoing [2] 16/15 16/16

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guitar [1] 10/16

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had [5] 5/20 6/1 6/20 9/14 9/14

hair [1] 7/13

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Jace [1] 10/17

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JUSTICE [1] 1/14

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leader [1] 9/15

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ma'am [2] 3/12 16/11

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me [8] 11/23 11/25 12/1 14/4 14/6 15/9

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means [3] 1/11 12/4 12/6

mechanical [1] 1/24

meet [1] 6/4

MEITL [3] 1/14 2/9 3/8

members [1] 8/7

methamphetamine [1] 6/23

MICHAEL [5] 1/7 3/5 3/6 3/15 13/11

might [1] 11/20

mine [1] 11/10

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mixed [1] 9/1

mom [1] 8/20

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more [1] 11/5

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Mr. [22] 

Mr. Dupree [21] 

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Ms. Martin [1] 8/13

much [1] 6/2

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my [17] 

myself [2] 9/13 12/6

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pursuant [1] 4/8

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question [1] 9/8

questions [1] 16/6

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racial [1] 6/14

range [4] 5/10 5/11 5/11 8/3

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will [5] 4/12 4/17 9/18 13/8 16/4

wish [2] 12/17 16/3

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yahoo.com [2] 1/23 16/25

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you [54] 

you'll [1] 10/7

young [1] 9/6

younger [1] 6/14

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