Tuesday, May 19, 2015

Former Attorney Kelly G Rogers moved to Middleton Prison



Memorial Day is a time to remember all those who fought and died to protect the Freedoms we enjoy each and every day. Most of us take those freedoms for granted.
So on this Memorial day, enjoy the fact that this guy is NOT enjoying ANY freedom at all!
His name is Kelly Gordon Rogers. In fact, Rogers was recently moved out of the Dallas County Jail (Transferred to testify against Richard Weyand) and into the John W. Middleton Prison in Abilene, TX. Looks like a nice country club to me.
It's a crying shame Carrie has gotten away without doing ANY jail time for her lying, cheating and manipulating. I'd love to hear how she is explaining the entire episode to others to cover-up her role in their fleecing of friends and business associates. 

9 comments:

Anonymous said...

" Rogers was recently moved out of the Dallas County Jail (Transferred to testify against Richard Weyand) "

Do anyone know what do Mr Rogers get in exchange for his testification and why?

Anonymous said...

At least he's not in a "pre-release" facility like before, that was disappointing to see.

Anonymous said...

My guess is Rogers turned over a bunch of information to the FEDS in order to "Get Even". I doubt if this was anything but a subpoena to testify against. I highly doubt he "bargained" for a shorter sentence.

The real question is did you write your letter to the parole board yet?

Anonymous said...

I've read about this and other ponzi type cases, and its probably impossible to enter into the mind of a sociopathic criminal but one has to wonder how Mr Rogers would reason the need to "get even" with anyone! Maybe I'm missing something from lack of case information.

Anonymous said...

I can't imagine why Rogers would NOT want to "get even" with his fellow criminal partners. I'm sure he would have loved to given his "testification" [sic - testimony], but apparently the matter was settled out of court before he testified, and I doubt Rogers was responsible for providing any information, unless it was before he was put in jail. Why anybody would have believed a known liar and scam artist is what puzzles me.

Anonymous said...

They did. To take you back to the motive. In 2005-2006 when the Level Par scam was in full swing, Weyand and Rogers moved it forward. When the SEC contacted Level Par, Weyand instantly lawyered up and pointed the blame on Rogers. He ultimately was named by the SEC as the culprit. Later in 2009-2012 when Rogers was raising money for the fictitious oil and gas schemes, he never disclosed he was named in a lawsuit by the SEC...which ultimately brought him down by the Texas State Securities Commission.

So now he sees Weyand getting off without any charges. My guess is he turned his evidence over to his father-in-law and they carried the torch with lawyer Donavoan who ultimately got the Feds involved and they nailed Weyand.

That's revenge. He was called to testify against Weyand but they settled out of court. Make sense?

Anonymous said...

It sounds like the ones that have the best lawyers and money to pay them are allowed to continue their lifestyle unfettered. What are Roger's "fellow criminal partners" doing recently? Do they still office in Frisco and run other businesses?

Anonymous said...

Richard Weyand was indicted by the FEDS. Settled and got probation but he's now a convicted felon. As for the others, no idea. But hiring good lawyers saved Weyand's butt. Rogers didn't. He's in jail.

Anonymous said...

perhaps KYR will be thankfully compensated for taking the fall if he ever gets out by the others who didnt have to be incancerated, seems that would be the descent christian thing to do for KYR doing all the frisco scam teams' time in prison. they should at least go visit him