380th District Court Being Played by Kelly G Rogers

The 380th District Court and especially the Collin County DA Greg Willis  have been played like a fiddle by Kelly G Rogers.

Let me think....was Greg Willis the one Rogers' was talking about at that baseball game? The time Rogers was overheard telling a friend that his lifelong "friend" was about to become the Collin County District Attorney and things should settle down a bit?

Are things settling down Mr. Willis? 

Delay, delay, delay. Rogers was first indicted on July 30th of 2009 and indicted SIX TIMES SINCE, yet his trial has been delayed ELEVEN times since. Did you hear that? ELEVEN TIMES.

In addition to the delays, we've seen two judges come and go. Did you hear that...TWO JUDGES. The first was INDICTED--Judge Suzanne Wooten. The second served in the DA's office when Rogers was indicted in 2009--Honorable Benjamin N. Smith so the case was moved to the 401st under the Honorable Mark Rusch pictured below.

So Judge Rusch....wipe that damn smile off your face because you've got a real son-of-a-bitch headed your way on September 27th.

In his parting shot to the Honorable Benjamin N. Smith, Rogers solicited representation from former Republican--turned Democrat-- Rafael de la Garza. Now catch this sleazy move by Rogers.

He shows up with a lawyer as demanded by Judge Smith, then has the balls to ask the judge to grant him "indigent" status and allow the taxpayers to pick up the tab for Garza to represent him!  As one reader put it: : under the Texas Fair Defense Act, the taxpayers are on the hook to provide legal counsel to "indigent" (dead flat broke) defendants. 

But how can Rogers be indigent? After all, Carrie Rogers posted bail SEVEN Times at $50,0000 per occurrence. That's $350,000 in assets Carrie needed to put up and $35,000 cash. So, where did that money come from? And if they're indigent, how the hell can they rent George Shipp's home for the tune of $3,000 per month?  

BTW: Rumor has it that Kelly G Rogers and Carrie S Rogers are moving out? Can anyone confirm this? Was this George Shipp's decision or the Rogers? 

So if this is true, a reader put it best: Apparently the 380th Judicial District Court was under the impression that Kelly G Rogers is still living at the George Shipp residence when he obviously is not. 

So this brings up three pressing questions that MUST be addressed;  

1. Where is Kelly Rogers and why is he not being monitored properly? 
2. If it's true that stricter bond conditions were not implemented, then maybe the responsibility needs to fall on Greg Willis as being an incompetent District Attorney over the handling and pacifying of Kelly Rogers. 
3. Are Rogers and Willis really lifelong friends and are WE VICTIMS actually the ones being played?

Last: I noticed in the Bradley Dean vs.Land And Mineral Corporation, on 09/12/2012  a certificate of deposition was issued for Thomas R. Benson.  Best put from an anonymous reader:

"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.

 Finally, let's get to the bottom of all this...shall we?

Comments:  

Anonymous said...

  

The writer of this blog is illuminating the salient points that MUST be addressed. 

 

First and foremost, WHY IS THE COLLIN COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE NOT INQUIRING AS TO ROGERS WHEREABOUTS AND MOST IMPORTANT, WOULD IT NOT BE SOUND PROSECUTORIAL ACTION TO UM......LET'S SEE, MAYBE CONTACT GEORGE SHIPP AND SEE WHO SIGNED A LEASE (IF ONE WAS SIGNED) HOW MUCH MONEY WAS PAID?, ETC. 

 

I can represent that calls were made to John Schomburger and The Collin County District Attorney's Office about these questions over a month ago, yet they do nothing? At some point if Rogers is committing more crimes are not the Collin County District Attorney's Office complicit in these crimes? possibly co-conspirator's? They are the State and have the resources to put this sumbitch in jail and save the tax payers time and money, yet they refuse.

 

I assure the writer of this blog that the Federal Prosecutor's in The Eastern District are just waiting and chomping at the bit for Collin County to finally wrap these cases up and then they will charge Rogers' with the Federal Cases, they are coming and Carrie will be co-indicted, I assure you of that. 

 

Collin County get your head out of your ass and do something, grow some balls and put Rogers in jail, we have done your work for you, hold the bonds insufficient and throw him in jail.

 

September 18, 2012 11:19 AM

Anonymous said...

 

A suggestion to the litigant in the Bradley Dean litigation..... Why not put Carrie Rogers into an involuntary 7, with two other creditor's, keep the state litigation ongoing as to Rogers "fake" businesses? It would be a strategical litigation nightmare for the Rogers and it would utilize a nice little trick that our friend Kelly likes to use against others. Finally it would actually be comical to see Rogers get a taste of his own medicine. Just think about it.....

Kelly G Rogers--Independence Day Celebration

May 4th 2012

July 2nd 2012

Kelly G Rogers--Arrested for a FOURTH Time!

Kelly G Rogers Frisco Indicted for 7th Felony

Oh bummer-- for Kelly G Rogers of Frisco Texas as he was arrested again today. While most of us are looking forward to the Independence day holiday on Wednesday, Kelly G Rogers Frisco must be thinking about when and how this is all going to end. 

Will he be looking forward to some serious time in the slammer? Time will tell.

According to our count, this is the EIGHTH Felony-one indictments issued by the State. While the first was issued Collin County DA's office, the other SEVEN have been pouring out of the Texas State Securities Board like sweat flowing out of someone working outdoors on a hot and humid day.

By the way, we routinely locate this warrant and inmate information at the Collin County Sheriff's website. On Friday mornings you can look under the "Active Warrant List" to find Kelly G Rogers name. If he appears in this section, then shift over to the "Current Inmate List" to find our Attorney friend.

The Texas State Securities Commission is a strict and harsh agency when it comes to corruption. In the case of William Seelye, who bilked $400,000 out of investors in an Oil and Gas scheme, he got the following--quoting from Texas District & County Attorneys Association site : 

"Prosecutors offered Seelye a plea bargain involving a 50-year sentence early in the case, and the offer stood until trial. Seelye did not accept this offer, and he was ultimately convicted at trial and sentenced by a jury to serve 99 years in prison".

Kelly G Rogers Score Card 

Bradley Dean v Land & Minerials Corp, Kelly G Rogers and Carrie Rogers Frisco UPDATE

According to Collin County Court records, Carrie Rogers Frisco has hired the services of Craig M. Price as council for Bradley Dean's lawsuit.

As way of background;

On February 2nd, 2009, Kelly and Carrie Rogers enter into an agreement with Timothy Woods of Series C, LP to borrow $125,000 to be paid back by May 1, 2009.

Seven days later on February 9th, 2009,  Kelly G Rogers acting as President of Land and Minerals Corporation (LMC), signs a joint venture agreement with Bradley Dean to invest $102,000. Dean was due $122,000 by March 20th.
 
At this point Kelly G Rogers failed to disclose he'd been sued by the SEC and agreed to a $153,000 final settlement. He also failed to disclose he was being sued by multiple investors over other deals.  

On February 10th, 2009, Dean wires $102,000 to LMC but Kelly G Rogers calls an audible and immediately wires $193,618 to a bank account for Series C, LP in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Unknown to Dean, from March 13th to April 13, four contractors doing remodeling work on Rogers home file M/L affidavits against the 8 Riva Ridge home for unpaid bills totaling $196,372.

Combine the $196,372 to the $247,000 (Series C + Dean) and Rogers now owes $521,372 by May 1st. Rogers will go one to file personal Chapter 11 on July 27th, 2009. 

In the August 3rd, 2009 Section 341 bankruptcy meeting transcript, Kelly G Rogers testified that Carrie owned LMC. The LAST thing he wants is to have LMC ownership be tied to him. He repeats this claim at an August 25th, 2009 deposition, where Kelly testifies that Carrie owns LMC and he was President.

But suddenly, in a May 12th, 2010  motion filed by Kelly (acting as legal representative for his wife Carrie), Carrie swears that she had NEVER had ownership interest in LMC. But the best part; at an April 3rd, 2012 evidentiary hearing,  Kelly contradicts his Section 341 and August 25th, 2009 deposition testimony and stated that his wife, Carrie, owned NO interest in LMC and that " the actual ownership of the corporation is in a trust. That trust is managed by Carrie Rogers, my wife."

Bring in Craig M.Price to save the day.



Craig is an aggressive trial lawyer who possesses the rare combination of experience in both criminal and civil cases. His many jury trials have included business disputes, malpractice and personal injury cases as well as felony and misdemeanor criminal cases.

During his two decades of practice, he has recovered for his clients millions of dollars that have been embezzled by former employees, represented businesses in contractual disputes, defended physicians in malpractice actions, settled disputes for numerous family-owned companies, represented clients in software and contract disputes, assisted governmental entities and property owners on condemnation matters, prosecuted and defended deceptive trade practice actions for consumers and business owners, and represented insureds and insurers in disputes over policy coverage and benefits.

He also has handled numerous appeals, and he is an experienced mediator. In his criminal defense work, he has defended clients accused of DWI, family violence, sexual assault and a host of other felony and misdemeanor matters.

Good luck on this one Craig!