Tuesday, August 28, 2012

George Shipp rents home to Kelly G Rogers

This is an amazing home that Kelly and Carrie Rogers are renting considering just two years ago, Kelly G Rogers filed bankruptcy and stiffed creditors out of a whopping $6,458,794.38.

But in a pinch, Kelly G Rogers took a meat cleaver to the people he owned by filing bankruptcy. As the wolves began surrounding his life and asking difficult questions like; "where's my money", Rogers took the predictable and consistent way out. Yes, screw the other guy.

But now, having lost his home to foreclose at 8 Riva Ridge, Rogers was in a bit of a pickle; how to keep the appropriate level of status (worthy of a Oil and Gas Tycoon/Attorney) while skirting around the fact that his home was recently foreclosed upon? 

Enter George Shipp. I wonder if Mr. Shipp knows about Kelly G Rogers past?

From what we could find on Mr. Shipp, he splits his time between Colorado and Frisco where he builds his investment company called Equable investments. His partner is Steve Perruzza.

Apparently Mr. Shipp has done OK for himself as he owns this home at 18 Stonebriar Way in Frisco TX.


It appears the home was purchased on 12/27/2005 at the very apex of the housing bubble.

If the S&P/Case-Schiller/U.S. Index showed a drop in home values by 33% since August of 2006 (the peak), then we can conclude the initial list price in of $2,574,900 would reflect an approximate purchase price from 2005.

Over the next 24 months, Mr. Shipp continued to lower his list price down to $1,978,999 before it was removed from the MLS in July of 2012. It's obvious it was not going to sell at that price.

Considering Rogers has solicited funds from a variety of individuals who lived in this Frisco neighborhood AND since George Shipp is the President of an investment company, what's the chance that a professional relationship exists between the two?

Think about it; have you ever know Kelly G Rogers NOT TO SOLICIT someone in his neighborhood with money? And is it a total coincidence that Rogers is renting Mr. Shipp's home or is it a result of a existing relationship?

I'm just asking the question.

********Comment from a reader****************

 Anonymous          Anonymous said...comment 1:
"It really is a sad day in this Country and this County when a person can continue to abuse citizens, the system, the judicial system and society overall. 

This man is an "economic pedophile" The equivalent of Jerry Sandusky for low grade fraudulent economic schemes. The system is partially to blame.....why is Rogers even out on bond? He filed a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy and it was discharged this year, so where does the bond money come from? Isn't there an asset question? 

Shame on the State Bar of Texas. If you check the web-site he is still "licensed and in good standing". How can that be possible? He has to be convicted to lose his license? Victims of economic crimes suffer the same ramifications that all victims of crime suffer, yet it seems to be overlooked. The prevailing question is why is Kelly Rogers not in jail as we speak? 

 A person accused of Murder is usually held on a very high bond to Keep them out of society. I challenge the Texas Securities Board, The Collin County District Attorney's Office, The United States Trustee's Office, The United States Attorney's Office; Take affirmative steps now! We all know this liar and cheat is going away for a long long long time. 

Why allow more victims as the inevitable approaches. I'm just saying". 

Anonymous said...Comment 2:

"The interesting question of the day is this. Rogers posted his surety bonds through a Bail Bond Company called Act Quick Bail Bonds in Mckinney, Texas. This company is owned by Dallas Attorney Tom Benson. 

 At this point Rogers is without an attorney and out on over 350,000.00 in surety bonds. Who is the signer? Is it Carrie Rodgers? If so where did she get assets of 350,000.00? Rogers is purportedly broke and his Chapter 7 Bankruptcy was discharged, so where does the money come from? 

Is Act Quick or Act Now about to be another victim in the slew of carnage of the Rogers clan? Why is the Collin County District Attorney's Office not moving to hold the bonds insufficient? Once again, my point is that there are safeguards in our judicial system to impede "economic predators" like Kelly Rogers from perpetuating his fraudulent activity upon society. Why are they not being employed? Why is Rogers not being subjected to a GPS monitor as part of his bond conditions? is he not a flight risk? Seven Felony First Degree Indictments, you would think someone could submit this to the Court and implement a stricter bond requirement. 

Rogers attorney withdrew quite some time ago, yet nothing filed to hold his bond insufficient. What is Greg Willis doing? I would suggest readers of this blog and victims of Kelly Rogers make inquiries to Act Now Bail Bonds in McKinney Texas, The Collin County District Attorney's Office and The United States Trustee's Office and hold them accountable. We can save tax payer money and victims if Rogers is behind bars pending trial. I'm just saying".

 Anonymous said...comment 3:

 "My thought is that the day of reckoning for both Kelly and Carrie Rogers is approaching like a fast moving Tsunami. If specific motions are filed in the pending criminal cases, then both Rogers will have to attempt to explain this whole "bond" situation which is yet another ROGERSQUE maneuver to attempt to trick and beguile more people in their futile pursuit of sadistic materialism. 

It takes a lot of nerve to live in a nearly 2 million dollar home, use the United States Bankruptcy Court for protection from Creditors for funds, that according to the indictments on file and the Securities Exchange Commission lawsuit, were in fact "stolen" or at the least "misappropriated". Explaining to Judge Benjamin Smith how this entire scenario is possible would be a trial in and of itself. 

 I would hope that the Collin County District Attorney's Office and Or State Security Board will expeditiously move forward with an affirmative pleading before the 380th Judicial District Court and compel the Rogers to explain these actions under oath and on the record. For once, Rogers will be unable to hide behind a lawyer, his wife or the protection of the judicial system which he has continually perverted as an officer of the Court. Let's hope and pray that the Labor Day Weekend finds our favorite scammer dining on the fine food and cuisine at The Collin County Detention Facility".

 Anonymous said...comment 4:

"This just in! Carrie Rogers is in fact the Co-Signer on Kelly "The Red" Rogers bonds totaling over $350,000.00. Let's see if Act Now or Act Quick required the normal 10 (ten) percent of the total bond amount which would be $35,000.00 then wouldn't it be a safe bet that the source of these funds was in fact proceeds of the alleged stolen investor funds? If so then it appears once again the Rogers have conspired to try and perpetuate another fraud upon the 380th Judicial District Court, The State of Texas, The Collin County District Attorney's Office and The United States Bankruptcy Court by and through The United States Trustee's Office and its attorney.

The parachute didn't open Kelly and the concrete is approaching fast. The irony and the nerve to possibly use converted investor's funds to fund the bonds to keep Kelly Rogers out of the place he should be, will be and is going to be, jail then prison".


 Anonymous said...comment 5:

"Another update. According to the 380th Judicial District Court and other sources, Rafael De La Garza is not accepting the proposed appointment to Kelly Rogers. Readers of this blog should be aware that Kelly Rogers is once again trying to manipulate the system and ask for a "free" attorney that is only available under the Texas Fair Defense Act...which provides legal counsel to "indigent" defendants. 

Is Kelly Rogers trying to play the indigent card? If so, how does an indigent person pay for $350,000.00 in surety bonds? De La Garza is smart, he doesn't want saddled with the legal "Titanic Case". It appears that Carrie Rogers has attorney Craig Price representing her and the Rogers "Trust" (oxymoron) in the civil case. Interestingly enough, Price is primarily a criminal attorney. Two Rogers for the price of one?"

In checking the Collin County Website, Rogers has given his cell phone number of 214-837-0000 as the number for Rafael De La Garza. Arrogant at best. 

5 comments:

Anonymous said...

It really is a sad day in this Country and this County when a person can continue to abuse citizens, the system, the judicial system and society overall. This man is an "economic pedophile" The equivalent of Jerry Sandusky for low grade fraudulent economic schemes. The system is partially to blame, why is Rogers out on bond? He filed a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy and it was discharged this year, where does the bond money come from? Isn't there an asset question? Shame on the State Bar of Texas, if you check the web-site he is still "licensed and in good standing" How can that be possible? He has to be convicted to lose his license? Victims of economic crimes suffer the same ramifications that all victims of crime suffer, yet it seems to be overlooked. The prevailing question is why is Kelly Rogers not in jail as we speak? A person accused of Murder is usually held on a very high bond to Keep them out of society. I challenge the Texas Securities Board, The Collin County District Attorney's Office, The United States Trustee's Office, The United States Attorney's Office; Take affirmative steps now! We all know this liar and cheat is going away for a long long long time. Why allow more victims as the inevitable approaches. I'm just saying

Anonymous said...

The interesting question of the day is this. Rogers posted his surety bonds through a Bail Bond Company called Act Quick Bail Bonds in Mckinney, Texas. This company is owned by Dallas Attorney Tom Benson. At this point Rogers is without an attorney and out on over 350,000.00 in surety bonds. Who is the signer? Is it Carrie Rodgers? if so where did she get assets of 350,000.00? Rogers is purportedly broke and his Chapter 7 Bankruptcy was discharged, so where does the money come from? Is Act Quick or Act Now about to be another victim in the slew of carnage of the Rogers clan? Why is the Collin County District Attorney's Office not moving to hold the bonds insufficient? Once again, my point is that there are safeguards in our judicial system to impede "economic predators" like Kelly Rogers from perpetuating his fraudulent activity upon society. Why are they not being employed? Why is Rogers not being subjected to a GPS monitor as part of his bond conditions? is he not a flight risk? Seven Felony First Degree Indictments, you would think someone could submit this to the Court and implement a stricter bond requirement. Rogers attorney withdrew quite some time ago, yet nothing filed to hold his bond insufficient. What is Greg Willis doing? I would suggest readers of this blog and victims of Kelly Rogers make inquiries to Act Now Bail Bonds in Mckinney Texas, The Collin County District Attorney's Office and The United States Trustee's Office and hold them accountable. We can save tax payer money and victims if Rogers is behind bars pnding trial. I'm just saying.

Anonymous said...

My thought is that the day of reckoning for both Kelly and Carrie Rogers is approaching like a fast moving Tsunami. If specific motions are filed in the pending criminal cases, then both Rogers will have to attempt to explain this whole "bond" situation which is yet another ROGERSQUE manuever to attempt to trick and beguile more people in their futile pursuit of sadistic materialism. It takes a lot of nerve to live in a nearly 2 million dollar home, use the United States Bankruptcy Court for protection from Creditors for funds, that according to the indictments on file and the Securities Exchange Commission lawsuit, were in fact "stolen" or at the least "missappropriated". Explaining to Judge Benjamin Smith how this entire scenario is possible would be a trial in and of itself. I would hope that the Collin County District Attorney's Office and Or State Security Board will expeditiously move forward with an affirmative pleading before the 380th Judicial District Court and compel the Rogers to explain these actions under oath and on the record. For once, Rogers will be unable to hide behind a lawyer, his wife or the protection of the judical system which he has continually perverted as an officer of the Court. Let's hope and pray that the Labor Day Weekend finds our favorite scammer dining on the fine food and cuisine at The Collin County Detention Facility.

Anonymous said...

This just in! Carrie Rogers is in fact the Co-Signer on Kelly "The Red" Rogers bonds totallng over $350,000.00. Let's see if Act Now or Act Quick required the normal 10 (ten) percent of the total bond amount which would be $35,000.00 then wouldn't it be a safe bet that the source of these funds was in fact proceeds of the alleged stolen investor funds? If so then it appears once again the Rogers have conspired to try and perpetuate another fraud upon the 380th Judicial District Court, The State of Texas, The Collin County District Attorney's Office and The United States Bankruptcy Court by and through The United States Trustee's Office and its attorney.
The parachute didn't open Kelly and the concrete is approaching fast. The irony and the nerve to possibly use converted investor's funds to fund the bonds to keep Kelly Rogers out of the place he should be, will be and is going to be, jail then prison.

Anonymous said...

Another update. According to the 380th Judicial District Court and other sources, Rafael De La Garza is not accepting the porposed appointment of Kelly Rogers. Readers of this blog should be aware that Kelly Rogers is once again trying to manipulate the system and ask for a "free" attorney that is only available under the Texas Fair Defense Act, which provides legal counsel to "indigent" defendants. Is Kelly Rogers trying to play the indigent card? If so, how does an indigent person pay for $350,000.00 in surety bonds? De La Garza is smart, he doesn't want saddled with the legal "Titanic Case". It appears that Carrie Rogers has attorney Craig Price representing her and the Rogers "Trust" (oxymoron) in the civil case. Interestingly enough, Price is primarily a criminal attorney. Two Rogers for the price of one?