Thursday, January 22, 2015

Kelly Gordon Rogers Moved to Hamilton Prison

First, we had to laugh when we found this blog site set up by Kelly G Rogers. If you want to brighten up your day, click on this photo below and read about Kelly Gordon Rogers, aka "Investment Advisor". 


Second, Felon Kelly G Rogers was recently transferred to the J. W. Hamilton Prison at 200 Lee Morrison Lane, Bryan, TX. A lovely facility and this from a former attendee;

"The staff are okay but the Warden is very nice in my opinion. They have AC which is nice for the guys and cable TV. They cannot receive any books, magazines and no radios. It's all about their class and they have lots of homework and do the program 7 days week. Oh-and they are encouraged to confront each other on their behavior, have to walk with their hands behind their backs and refer to those in their dorm as their family. It's totally different from regular facilities and something for the guys to get used to. However, if he's serious about making a better life for himself he'll get a great deal of information to prepare him".

Remember, Rogers will be denied a parole hearing (scheduled for a year from August) if you'll get off your butt and write a letter to the parole board and explain what he did to you and why he should stay in jail. You can get the address here.

Third, 16 Texas Lawyers Disciplined on January List from Mary Flood (Thank you Mary!):

On Nov. 26, 2014, the Supreme Court of Texas accepted the resignation in lieu of discipline of Kelly G. Rogers [#17194020], 56, of Dallas. At the time of Rogers’s resignation, a judgment of conviction by jury had been entered in Case No. 380-81033-2012 styled The State of Texas v. Kelly Gordon Rogers in the 401st District Court of Collin County, wherein Rogers was found guilty      of felony theft and was sentenced to 20 years in the Correctional Institutions Division of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. Rogers was further ordered to pay a fine in the amount of $10,000 and court costs of $481.50.

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

This prison is designated as a "pre-release" facility, which tells me he is about to be released. If you haven't sent that letter, NOW is the time to do so, and contact anybody else who knows this scumbag to do the same, as well as contact everybody THEY know to do the same, etc., until the prison mailbox is overflowing.

Anonymous said...


Both of these articles talk about the "Vinton Dome" oil and gas fraud, so was it the same oil scam? and how are they linked?


http://blogs.dallasobserver.com/unfairpark/2012/05/just_say_no_if_this_frisco_man.php



http://www.nola.com/business/index.ssf/2010/04/investors_left_empty-handed_in.html

Anonymous said...

so did this other guy get Rogers involved in shcemes or visa versa? You would think the law people would go after everyone involved, correct?

Anonymous said...

From what I've heard from others who were close to both of them, Rogers and Weyand were two peas in a pod. So with Rogers already in jail, Weyand hired a very good lawyer (Charles Bundren) right after the SEC contacted them back in 2006 about the Level Par Ponzi Scheme. That kept the focus on Rogers. However, eventually the Feds had enough information to go after Weyand. He won't get the jail time like Rogers but he's getting a anal examination from many federal agencies. So there you go.