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America Needs Leslie Stencil — He Has Been Freed, and Now He Needs America’s Help

A private, subsidy-free plan that does not burden the American taxpayer. An entrepreneur silenced by the former administration. A case for President Trump to overturn that wrongdoing and make it right — like he promised.

At the time of him being silenced, the proposed project numbers were as follows:

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Planned CNG Stations
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Vehicle Conversions — No Cost to Taxpayers
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Privately-Funded LNG Project
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Taxpayer Dollars Requested
The Open Letter

President Trump — It’s Time to Finish the Job

The Phoenix
5,000+Planned CNG stations, as proposed
250K/yrVehicle conversions, at no cost to taxpayers
$12BPrivately-funded LNG export project
HomeReleased, but still under federal home confinement
$0Taxpayer subsidies requested

President Donald J. Trump, America Needs to Hear Leslie Stencil’s Story.

Leslie Stencil developed a plan to expand American natural gas transportation infrastructure without relying on taxpayer subsidies.

His project called for 5,000 natural gas stations, conversion capacity for approximately 250,000 light vehicles per year, and the creation of thousands of jobs, with the entire project designed to be privately financed.

At the time everything came down, Leslie had funding agreements in place to finance and produce the entire project.

Leslie believes that the federal government, specifically the former Obama administration, sent infiltrators into his companies and that their actions contributed to collapsing the businesses from within.

The Obama-controlled federal prosecution that followed misrepresented what occurred, branded Leslie a criminal, froze his business operations, and ultimately resulted in his imprisonment.

Leslie was never guilty.

The complete record of what happened — including the conduct of the people who entered his companies, the financing agreements that were already in place, the government’s actions against the businesses, and the evidence used in the prosecution — needs to be fully examined.

Leslie has now been released from prison, but he is still confined to his home. He cannot move about freely. He cannot even go to the grocery store without first asking permission. Federal home confinement remains a form of pre-release custody, subject to monitoring and rules governing community placement.

The fight is not over. Leslie still needs people to stand with him and fight to clear his name and bring the complete record into the open.

President Trump, Leslie’s record needs to be examined and his case deserves a complete review.

You promised the American people that you would fix what the Obama and Biden administrations broke.

Leslie is home, but he is not free.

Now help him clear his name.

Explore the Case

Understand the Full Story

Every chapter of Leslie’s fight — from his early life to the case against the former administration.

“Leslie is home, but he is not free. Now help him clear his name.”

— Leslie Stencil Defense Fund and Group
#JusticeForLeslie

Who will stand with him now?

If you want to help, reach out to the Leslie Stencil Defense Fund and Group.