Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has sued Facebook (now known as Meta) for capturing and using the biometric data of millions of Texans without properly obtaining their informed consent to do so, in violation of Texas law. Facebook has been storing millions of biometric identifiers (defined by statute […]
In February of 1965, San Antonio’s largest unsolved mystery would take place at The Gunter Hotel in downtown in East Houston Street. Each evening, when my father returned home from his shift as a city police officer, he would brief our family on the day’s investigation status. Albert […]
Jonathan Mellis is one of dozens of people who have been in painful custody at the Washington DC prison–the “American Gulag” or “DC Gitmo” –due to being at the Capitol protest of January 6, 2021. Last year, Mellis was denied release to attend his father’s funeral. His father […]
There is an old Chicago saying: “That guy laying in the cemetery has just as much a right to vote as anyone else in there.” Corruption is firmly ingrained in the culture of the state. U.S. Senator Dick Durbin (D) for instance, is to the Senate what Nancy […]
American Patriots in the Orlando, Florida area are calling to action a protest at 3 pm on Monday, January 31, 2022 against Joe Biden’s unlawful relocation of illegal aliens into their communities. “Local News Wont Cover the Dumping of Illegals Into Central Florida!,” a social media post headlined. […]
A San Antonio, Texas woman was sentenced Tuesday to 87 months in prison for fraud. According to court documents, Irene M. Scott, 42, is a former bookkeeper and financial manager for a private law firm in San Antonio. Scott worked for the law firm, Shelton & Valadez, between […]
The truth is hospitals were paid an extra 20% on a patient’s entire bill if they were ventilated and diagnosed with COVID. It was common knowledge to many hospital administrators, doctors and nurses that Ivermectin/ HCQ worked. Did they purposely suppress and attack these effective medications? Why? Was […]
I could tell the call was bad news. Dad opened the hall closet and reached for his gun and jacket. My father, San Antonio police detective Walter “Corky” Dennis, answered the phone at our house about 10 p.m. on a cold snowy January 10th, 1973–my senior year at […]
A Texas man outside of Austin who threatened election and government officials in January 2021 was arrested today in Travis County, Texas. Chad Stark, 54, of Leander, wrote “we have to exterminate these people,” “deer hunter in camo and a rifle can send a very clear message to […]
Accuser: “Forced to resign when I had to choose between keeping my job and committing crimes.” Zach DeGriego, Spaceport America’s former Chief Financial Officer, filed a civil complaint last week in First Judicial District Court against Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham regarding alleged fraud of $200 million. “I’ve never […]
Much of Washington DC, Hollywood, the world of media and celebrities, are swamp of hypocrisy and greed. Many of the scandals and truths today were once labeled and reported as “conspiracy” by the corrupt and powerful. In 2005, Courtney Love tried to warn women about Harvey Weinstein, but […]
This article #3 of CleverJourneys ongoing series exploring American history from a perspective that burrows deep into criminal profiles, the penal system, victim’s stories, crime prevention, forensic science, law enforcement and our justice system. My father, Walter Dennis, was a police officer and homicide detective for the San […]
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