Fraser Bohm was just 22 years old when his tragic accident became the center of a political spectacle.
Instead of a measured, fair response, the District Attorney’s Office filed four counts of murder—the same charge reserved for intentional killers—despite a complete absence of evidence that Fraser intended to harm anyone. For those who wish to help, a contribution to Fraser’s defense fund can and will make all the difference.
These are extraordinary, unprecedented charges, driven more by public pressure and headlines than by facts or law.
The result has devastated the Bohm family. To secure Fraser’s release while he fights these improper charges, his family was forced to post an extraordinarily high bail, exhausting nearly every resource they have. Now, they are struggling to fund the critical expert analysis and investigative work required to counter the government’s narrative and present the truth of what happened.
This case is no longer simply about Fraser. It’s about fairness, due process, and whether a young man’s future can be sacrificed to satisfy a political moment.
Many people have reached out asking how they can help. The most impactful way is by contributing to Fraser’s defense fund. Every dollar goes directly toward essential defense costs—accident reconstruction experts, forensic specialists, investigative resources, and the work necessary to expose the overcharging at the heart of this case.
The Bohm family is profoundly grateful for the support, compassion, and encouragement they’ve received. Your contribution—whether financial or simply standing with Fraser—helps ensure that he faces a trial based on evidence, not emotion… and that the truth is heard over the noise.
No family should be destroyed because a prosecutor decided to make an example of their child.
With your help, Fraser can fight back—and receive the fair trial that every American is promised.
Thank you for standing with Fraser in this fight for justice. 🌱🙏
click on the below link for an interview sharing some of the TRUE FACTS of the case:
Alan Jackson Interview with Brother Counsel: FRASER BOHM CASE INFO
