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A COMMUNITY. A SHARED VOICE.

Behind every wallet,
there’s a person.

Our ecosystem is more than code. It’s people, livelihoods, and years of building together.

Share how Richard Heart’s reported detention in Turkey has affected you and the PulseChain community.

Make your voice heard No wallet connection. No account required.
AT THE REQUEST OF TURKISH COUNSEL

This letter collection is being carried out at the request of Vardar Şanlı Attorneys at Law, Turkish counsel to Richard James Schueler. The firm is the legal recipient of the signed letters collected through this website.

LEGAL TEAM INBOXrhletters@vardarsanli.comVisit the firm’s official website

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Tell your story

Write about your own experience.

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Choose how to sign

Sign online or upload a hand-signed PDF.

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Send your letter

Delivered by email to the designated contact.

YOUR EXPERIENCE MATTERS

A letter in your own words.

Personal. Voluntary. Never public.
STEP 01 OF 03

First, a little about you.

Contact details are optional. You’ll provide a signing name in the final step.

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Additional contact information

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Contact details are yours to share.
GOOD TO KNOW

A few common
questions.

Clear expectations,
before you share your story.

Who receives my letter?

Your signed PDF letter is emailed to Vardar Şanlı Attorneys at Law, Turkish counsel to Richard James Schueler, at rhletters@vardarsanli.com. The firm requested this collection and is the designated legal recipient.

Who requested this collection?

This collection is being carried out at the request of Vardar Şanlı Attorneys at Law, Turkish counsel to Richard James Schueler. Signed PDFs are collected for delivery to the firm at rhletters@vardarsanli.com. You can check the firm’s contact information on its official website.

What details are required to sign?

Your signing name and confirmation are required; contact details are optional. Sign online by typing or drawing, or download the print-ready letter, sign by hand, and upload a complete scanned PDF or JPG/PNG photos. Photos are combined into one PDF in your browser; you can arrange the page order and review it before sending. Physical originals are not required for this collection. The final PDF must be at most 3 MB and 20 pages. The site does not independently verify identities or signatures.

Will my letter be published?

This site does not publish letters. Your submission is emailed to the configured recipient. We cannot control how a recipient uses or retains it; do not include information you are uncomfortable sharing.

What happens after I submit?

The site sends the PDF during your submission and confirms only after the email server accepts it. There is no saved queue, retained submission, or automatic retry. If delivery cannot be confirmed, keep or download your PDF and check with the coordinator before retrying. Acceptance does not confirm inbox arrival, reading, or a reply.

Is this an official legal service?

This is an independent community letter initiative. Submission does not create a lawyer-client relationship or guarantee legal privilege. For your own legal matter, seek independent advice.

A community is made of people.
Let’s make sure their voices are heard.

Privacy & delivery

This community website collects only the letter and optional details you choose to submit. Your draft stays in this browser tab’s memory until you request a PDF preview or submit. PDF previews send the draft to this site’s server for rendering without saving it in a database or file. Refreshing or closing the tab clears the browser draft.

Where your letter goes

Email delivery has not been configured. No letters can be submitted until the organizers connect a recipient and email server. The letter is addressed to the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office, while the PDF is emailed to the configured contact above. We do not publish letters or use them for marketing. Only electronic copies are collected; physical originals are not required.

Automated review

Submissions are checked for restricted wording, personal insults, and threats. Uploaded PDFs also go through text recognition on our mail server; no external AI service receives them. These checks run in memory and can make mistakes. If wording is flagged or a scan cannot be read, you will see an explanation and the letter will not be sent.

JPG/PNG photos are resized and combined into a PDF in this browser tab before upload. You choose the page order and review the resulting PDF. Existing PDF uploads are kept unchanged.

No application storage

We process the draft, uploaded PDF, signature, and chosen contact details in memory only while creating the document and sending the email. We do not save submissions, files, signatures, contact details, hashes, IP addresses, or delivery records to an application database, filesystem, queue, or application log. There is no saved submission to retrieve later.

Email delivery necessarily creates copies in the SMTP system and the recipient’s mailbox. Those systems, their logs and backups, and hosting providers’ routine connection logs follow their own retention settings. The application does not record request bodies or upload contents in logs. Keep your downloaded PDF and close the tab to clear its draft and selected upload.

Your choice

Your signing name, signature, and explicit consent are required. Contact fields are optional. Do not include private keys, seed phrases, passwords, or sensitive documents. The site does not verify claims, provide legal advice, or establish legal privilege. Delivery acceptance does not guarantee inbox arrival, reading, or a response.