Kelly Rogers pins hope on Lawyer John C. Hardin

In checking the Collin County website, I noticed that Kelly Rogers will rely on John Charles Hardin as his defense lawyer in his July 19th trial. At issue will be Mr. Rogers indictment concerning the "Misapplication of fiduciary property" amounting to $435,355. The indictment details the transfer of money from Lion-heart Energy to his personal account, QBiz, Rio Grande Coal, Pool Environments, Superior Soils, GS Investors, TNT Office Supply and Cash. This is a Felony 1 indictment and Rogers could face jail time.

Rogers is hoping the retirement of John Roach as Collin County District Attorney will put him on the fast track to freedom. It's rumored that Rogers was overheard discussing his indictment and pointed out that a "Lifelong Friend" was about to become the DA and he'll finally be able to put this entire "conspiracy" in the past. In checking the primary election results, one can only assume that "Friend" would be Greg Willis who won the primary handily over Jeff Bray. Even more bothersome is the fact that John Charles Hardin openly endorsed Greg Willis in a published webpage. Here's a link (go to bottom of page and you'll see the bar to scroll across) for you to view. So you can only imagine what could happen from here.

Given this arrogance towards his past actions, one can only wonder if the criminal justice system in Texas would be so politically driven that it would change direction at a drop of a hat. In this "Culture of Corruption" would an incoming DA overlook the string of lawsuits that outline in detail; the multitude of investments gone bad, the 70 creditors owned $4.6 million, the SEC lawsuit over the Level Par Ponzi scheme, the money removed from businesses and invested for Rogers personal gain, the taking of company funds to purchase a swimming pool...all while he shows not a single shred of remorse towards his "victims" who lost everything?

I challenge the DA's office to complete this trial before the November elections so there is NO
CHANCE that justice will not be served. I challenge the DA to push forward, bring all the evidence from the various scams Rogers perpetrated so these investors can finally have the peace of mind.

Justice must be served. Put this man in jail, take away his freedom and let him think about what he's done to others while sitting in his orange jump suit. Let him lose his house through the Chapter 7 liquidation he's facing in his bankruptcy proceedings. Many have suffered at his hands and lost everything. Many were forced to filed bankruptcy, lost friendships and lost entire careers due to his actions.

And Rogers attitude towards the entire episode? Screw them, I'm moving on with my life, tuff luck, they approached me, it's a conspiracy.... hey, I'm the victim here?!

Yes, justice needs to be served so we can finally enjoy a good night sleep knowing Kelly G Rogers bully tactics didn't get him what he wanted this time around. Yes, justice needs to be served to Kelly Rogers.

Kelly and Carrie Rogers lower sale price for the THIRD TIME!

Kelly and Carrie Rogers have one again lowered the sale price of their 8 Riva Ridge home. Originally offered at $3.2 Million back in December,  it was quickly lowered to $2.999 MM, then $2.4 MM and now $2.25 Million. The listing is still being offered by the Jan Richey team.

A quick check on Zillo shows the 11,826 square foot home worth an estimated $805,500. I'm sure it does not take into account the additions. But it's curious that it shows the home sold on 2/7/2008 but does not list the amount. The neighboring home at 7 Riva Ridge is a 12,249 square foot compound that listed at $2,399,999. This home’s been on Zillo for 467 days and shows an estimated value of $1,838,000. In light of the days on the market, it would appear that both homes are grossly overpriced.

The pricing of this home, relative to its valuation and the ensuing lack of sales results are haunting similarity to the outcome most experienced when investing in one of Kelly G Rogers’s opportunities. One distinction this time around; unlike in the past where Rogers was the only one who make money, it appears this time Rogers will join those who ended up losing everything. I'm sure the 70 creditors who are owed $4.6 million in debt will continue to watch this situation, along with his bankruptcy proceedings, very closely.