Vote Whitmire December 9th run off

I never liked Sylvester Turner, since before he got elected for mayor. He is the one that was being rude. They need to investigate him for any crooked dealings that he might have done while he is mayor.

The mayor wasn't being rude! He just told a White Female Reporter that he didn't like her because she was rude. No one had a problem with the former president kicked out of his press conference!

Keep electing those😂

is he a treasonous corrupt demonicratNAZIblmarxist despot dick tator. ?

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Wait until Sheila Jackson Lee is inserted as mayor next month. You know that's gonna happen...votes don't matter. Sheila from Queens, NYC is going to cruise to it on tv, but the votes will be hidden.

On his way out, which is probably why KPRC dares to chase him down

​@Rhinozzzz Dares to chase him down? Hahahhaa wow that's funny. She is not black. That's why he doesn't want to talk to her other than is corrupt!

@@MW713 huh? Are you saying he is racist??? Wont talk to whitey??

DOCIFINO VS TURNER During the events at issue, Turner was a partner in the Houston law firm of Barnes, Morse, and Turner. In late 1985, Turner’s life-long friend Dwight Thomas introduced him to Sylvester Foster, who owned several beauty salons and a male modeling studio in Houston. In April 1986, Foster discussed preparing a will with Turner. Turner and an associate worked on the will in May and June, making several changes at Foster’s behest. The will placed the bulk of the estate assets, including the proceeds of all life insurance policies benefitting the estate, into a trust for the benefit of Foster’s father, Clinton Foster, with Thomas designated as the trustee and executor. The duration of the trust was eleven years, after which the corpus would be distributed to Clinton Foster;  however, if his father died before the trust terminated, the will provided that the corpus would pass immediately to Foster’s girlfriend, Christina Batura. The will was completed and ready for execution on June 16. In the months before executing the will, Foster was in trouble with the law. In March, he was indicted in Nevada on federal credit card fraud charges. The next month, he was arrested in Nevada for driving Thomas’s car, which Thomas had reported stolen, allegedly as part of a “chop-shop” scheme in which Foster would sell the car, and Thomas and Foster would share the insurance money. Finally, in June, Foster was indicted by a Houston grand jury, also on federal credit card fraud charges. When Turner drafted the will, he knew about the April 8 arrest, but he did not know about any “chop-shop” scheme or either of the federal indictments. Also unbeknownst to Turner, Foster, who already had a sizable amount of life insurance, began acquiring more in May and June. In total, by mid-June Foster had approximately $1.7 million in life insurance, with $875,000 directly benefitting the estate. He also took out credit life on cars and jewelry that he purchased in May and June. On the evening of June 18, Secret Service agent Jay Bly approached Foster to arrest him on the June Houston grand jury indictment. Foster promised Bly that he would turn himself in the following morning. He did not do so. Instead Foster went the next day to Turner’s office where he signed his will. Turner was not present when Foster signed the will;  Turner’s secretary and a partner witnessed its execution. Three days later, Foster was reported to have drowned during a sailing trip. No body was found, but Keith Anderson and Russell Reinders, who were on the boat with Foster, both swore in affidavits that Foster fell overboard. On June 28, Foster’s father, Clinton Foster, and Thomas met with Turner and asked that he probate the will. Turner agreed and the next month sent letters notifying several life insurance companies of Foster’s death. In August, the Coast Guard issued a formal report claiming that Foster “was presumed drowned and lost at sea.” On November 21, 1986, Turner filed an application to probate the will. Three weeks later, Prudential Insurance Company, which had a policy benefitting Foster’s business partner Reinders, intervened to dispute Foster’s death. The parties began discovery and took depositions from many witnesses, including Agent Bly, Turner, Thomas, and Batura. In July 1987, Clinton Foster’s attorneys moved to disqualify Turner because, as the will’s drafter, he was likely to be a material witness. The probate judge, the Honorable Judge John Hutchison, disqualified Turner until the issue of Foster’s death was resolved. Judge Hutchison also named Richard Snell as the estate’s temporary administrator and instructed him to investigate Foster’s death.   Turner later submitted a bill of $28,000 for his representation of the estate, but Snell rejected it. At Snell’s request, Judge Hutchison appointed Elizabeth Colwell to investigate Foster’s death. Colwell was paid by Clinton Foster’s Kansas City attorney, Carston Johannsen. After searching for nearly two years, Colwell could not locate Foster. Accordingly, on April 12, 1989, Judge Hutchison declared Foster dead. Over a year later, however, the United States Embassy in Spain informed Clinton Foster that his son was alive and in a Spanish prison on drug charges. The probate court then rescinded its declaration of death and closed the estate. Meanwhile, Turner pursued a successful political career. After winning election to the Texas House of Representatives in 1988 and 1990, Turner announced his candidacy for mayor of Houston in June 1991. To establish residency, Turner shared a house inside the city limits with Thomas. In November 1991, Turner won a spot in the December 7 mayoral run-off with financier Bob Lanier. On November 27, the Wednesday before Thanksgiving, private investigator Clyde Wilson called KTRK anchor Shara Fryer. Wilson told Fryer of a possible connection between Turner and the Foster insurance swindle. Wilson also referred Fryer to two other private investigators, Peary Perry and Bill Elliott. Elliott had been hired by Turner’s estranged wife Cheryl to investigate Turner in connection with their pending divorce. Perry was a former policeman who served on Lanier’s finance committee. While the story is long, the facts are simple: Sylvester Turner’s “life-long friend” Dwight Thomas introduced Turner to Sylvester Foster. Turner prepared a will for Foster, an indicted fraudster who “owned several beauty salons and a male modeling studio” in Houston. The will put the majority of the assets into a trust for the benefit of Foster’s father and designated Thomas as the trustee and executor. Foster then faked his own death. Foster’s father and Turner’s “life-long friend” Dwight Thomas asked Turner to probate the will he created. The probate judge disqualified Turner from probating the will since he was a witness (as he created the will). A year after the probate judge declared Foster as dead, Foster showed up in a Spanish prison. Six days before the runoff, on December 1, KTRK aired Wayne’s report on Turner, Thomas, and Foster. While the subject of the story was the insurance fraud scam, Wayne also revealed to the public that Turner, a married man, was living with Thomas. You have to remember there was really just one news station. Wayne runs a story and Sylvester Turner is ultimately defeated. Turner sues Wayne and Channel 13. A guy by the name of Sylvester Foster was indicted for credit card fraud and was supposed to turn himself in. He supposedly drowns while on a boat with two other guys and two of his friends said he had drowned. . The drowned man had a lawyer, Sylvester Turner, who was trying to collect on an insurance policy. Turns out the dead guy was alive and well in a Spanish prison. Wayne D: “We found Thomas at his home in Inwood Forest. A home he shares with mayoral candidate Sylvester Turner.”

Not just his job, but the fudituary responsibility to his oath of office. But there's a time and place. A mayor's schedule should be a tight one considering the messiness of Houston politics, and that should be consideration.

Vote Whitmire December 9th run off

Yeah ask if citizens actually paid for his daughter & over 400 guests with designer dress! I have thought this all along.

Or not. They want the results of the question or questions they ask from someone they ask them. otherwise, they would have been contacted.

Just not about covid or other questiona right. ? Freedom of the press gets you banned blocked and censored or in jail actually.

White House Press Conference

black people in general have this attitude but race traitors love to 'not all of them are x' despite 80% of them being so

Who says you can't have it both ways? You can, and you probably will.

And he love men's.

@@user-fm4lt1ly2o 😳😳😳

She was trying to do her job. He put her down (so to speak) that she was a little child instead of a seasoned reporter.

Remind me of a White House Press Conference

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@@bigpumper643 what

We have had a problem for decades.

Wayne Docifino VS Sylvester Turner . During the events at issue, Turner was a partner in the Houston law firm of Barnes, Morse, and Turner. In late 1985, Turner’s life-long friend Dwight Thomas introduced him to Sylvester Foster, who owned several beauty salons and a male modeling studio in Houston. In April 1986, Foster discussed preparing a will with Turner. Turner and an associate worked on the will in May and June, making several changes at Foster’s behest. The will placed the bulk of the estate assets, including the proceeds of all life insurance policies benefitting the estate, into a trust for the benefit of Foster’s father, Clinton Foster, with Thomas designated as the trustee and executor. The duration of the trust was eleven years, after which the corpus would be distributed to Clinton Foster;  however, if his father died before the trust terminated, the will provided that the corpus would pass immediately to Foster’s girlfriend, Christina Batura. The will was completed and ready for execution on June 16. In the months before executing the will, Foster was in trouble with the law. In March, he was indicted in Nevada on federal credit card fraud charges. The next month, he was arrested in Nevada for driving Thomas’s car, which Thomas had reported stolen, allegedly as part of a “chop-shop” scheme in which Foster would sell the car, and Thomas and Foster would share the insurance money. Finally, in June, Foster was indicted by a Houston grand jury, also on federal credit card fraud charges. When Turner drafted the will, he knew about the April 8 arrest, but he did not know about any “chop-shop” scheme or either of the federal indictments. Also unbeknownst to Turner, Foster, who already had a sizable amount of life insurance, began acquiring more in May and June. In total, by mid-June Foster had approximately $1.7 million in life insurance, with $875,000 directly benefitting the estate. He also took out credit life on cars and jewelry that he purchased in May and June. On the evening of June 18, Secret Service agent Jay Bly approached Foster to arrest him on the June Houston grand jury indictment. Foster promised Bly that he would turn himself in the following morning. He did not do so. Instead Foster went the next day to Turner’s office where he signed his will. Turner was not present when Foster signed the will;  Turner’s secretary and a partner witnessed its execution. Three days later, Foster was reported to have drowned during a sailing trip. No body was found, but Keith Anderson and Russell Reinders, who were on the boat with Foster, both swore in affidavits that Foster fell overboard. On June 28, Foster’s father, Clinton Foster, and Thomas met with Turner and asked that he probate the will. Turner agreed and the next month sent letters notifying several life insurance companies of Foster’s death. In August, the Coast Guard issued a formal report claiming that Foster “was presumed drowned and lost at sea.” On November 21, 1986, Turner filed an application to probate the will. Three weeks later, Prudential Insurance Company, which had a policy benefitting Foster’s business partner Reinders, intervened to dispute Foster’s death. The parties began discovery and took depositions from many witnesses, including Agent Bly, Turner, Thomas, and Batura. In July 1987, Clinton Foster’s attorneys moved to disqualify Turner because, as the will’s drafter, he was likely to be a material witness. The probate judge, the Honorable Judge John Hutchison, disqualified Turner until the issue of Foster’s death was resolved. Judge Hutchison also named Richard Snell as the estate’s temporary administrator and instructed him to investigate Foster’s death.   Turner later submitted a bill of $28,000 for his representation of the estate, but Snell rejected it. At Snell’s request, Judge Hutchison appointed Elizabeth Colwell to investigate Foster’s death. Colwell was paid by Clinton Foster’s Kansas City attorney, Carston Johannsen. After searching for nearly two years, Colwell could not locate Foster. Accordingly, on April 12, 1989, Judge Hutchison declared Foster dead. Over a year later, however, the United States Embassy in Spain informed Clinton Foster that his son was alive and in a Spanish prison on drug charges. The probate court then rescinded its declaration of death and closed the estate. Meanwhile, Turner pursued a successful political career. After winning election to the Texas House of Representatives in 1988 and 1990, Turner announced his candidacy for mayor of Houston in June 1991. To establish residency, Turner shared a house inside the city limits with Thomas. In November 1991, Turner won a spot in the December 7 mayoral run-off with financier Bob Lanier. On November 27, the Wednesday before Thanksgiving, private investigator Clyde Wilson called KTRK anchor Shara Fryer. Wilson told Fryer of a possible connection between Turner and the Foster insurance swindle. Wilson also referred Fryer to two other private investigators, Peary Perry and Bill Elliott. Elliott had been hired by Turner’s estranged wife Cheryl to investigate Turner in connection with their pending divorce. Perry was a former policeman who served on Lanier’s finance committee. While the story is long, the facts are simple: Sylvester Turner’s “life-long friend” Dwight Thomas introduced Turner to Sylvester Foster. Turner prepared a will for Foster, an indicted fraudster who “owned several beauty salons and a male modeling studio” in Houston. The will put the majority of the assets into a trust for the benefit of Foster’s father and designated Thomas as the trustee and executor. Foster then faked his own death. Foster’s father and Turner’s “life-long friend” Dwight Thomas asked Turner to probate the will he created. The probate judge disqualified Turner from probating the will since he was a witness (as he created the will). A year after the probate judge declared Foster as dead, Foster showed up in a Spanish prison. Six days before the runoff, on December 1, KTRK aired Wayne’s report on Turner, Thomas, and Foster. While the subject of the story was the insurance fraud scam, Wayne also revealed to the public that Turner, a married man, was living with Thomas. You have to remember there was really just one news station. Wayne runs a story and Sylvester Turner is ultimately defeated. Turner sues Wayne and Channel 13. A guy by the name of Sylvester Foster was indicted for credit card fraud and was supposed to turn himself in. He supposedly drowns while on a boat with two other guys and two of his friends said he had drowned. . The drowned man had a lawyer, Sylvester Turner, who was trying to collect on an insurance policy. Turns out the dead guy was alive and well in a Spanish prison. Wayne D: “We found Thomas at his home in Inwood Forest. A home he shares with mayoral candidate Sylvester Turner.”

What's to be expected from them? They don't want to take any responsibility for the people that they represent, and had to be forced to answer the question.

@@matthewjahnke6956 that group only voted for people in that group. You could have 2 candidates, a murderer from their demographic or Jesus Christ and choose the person from their demographic every time and no matter how depraved the individual… a good example is Sheila Jackson Lee.

Just like the daily White House Press Conference

get your tiny head outta your rear end now@@djohnson3310

Right. He runs the city. He has to deal with this. She doesn't. All she did was ask him a direct question. Now. If she asked me the same question, I would not have backed down! I would've answered them!

Next time tell him you don’t care about his personal feelings because this is business. Tell him this wouldn’t be necessary if he would respond to the tax payers repeated requests for answers. Put it all back on them Amy.

Turner/ Shelia Jackson are deep deep in corruption, Amy you hitting it where it hurts.

Yes he wouldn't. He would have come clean

This type of behavior started three years ago in the White House

you mean 7 years ago liar@@djohnson3310

That race and culture has a limited vocabulary. Turdner is even unable to articulate and pronounce the English language correctly.

Similar to the White House Press Conference

wow….what a ignorant Racist statement you made.👎🏻

Gonna be worse…..

you's a Rrrrrrrrrrrracist ! and very rude

The Election is on December 9th between his best friend Shelia Jackson Lee and John Whitmire. Vote John Whitmire to end corruption.

It's gonna be horrible when Queen Sheila Jackson Lee from Queens, NY is inserted as mayor. And it will happen.

@@KB-ke3fi We have to go out and vote for John Whitmire. Please everybody.

I dont know how it will work

You don't have to be angry to be rude. You can do it on your own.

Remind me of Karen Jean Pierre whatever her name is

Vote Whitmire December 9th run off

I am for sure

That's only about 3 weeks from now. And with Jackson Lee in there nothing will be done, water bills and everything else wil go up even higher with zero answers.

Our bill is 1k+ for month when we weren't home. We left Nov 22 and got back Sept 23 🤔

Then re-call him!! He's probably stealing Houston blind!!!!

The Election is on December 9th between his best friend Shelia Jackson Lee and John Whitmire. Vote John Whitmire to end corruption.

The Governors office can’t stand corrupt Turdner and Houston politicians.

Just like the daily White House press conference

Vote Whitmire December 9th run off

Sort of reminds you of the White House Daily Press Conference