Jose Santos Coria has purchased dozens of properties from the City of Dallas using questionable funds -- and with few questions asked.
"This has been deeply troubling and terribly upsetting to our whole school community," the St. Mark's headmaster wrote Friday, after a white nationalist rally where the '97 grad prompted Nazi salutes.
The day was warm and bright when Trey Ossenkop wandered off, but 24 hours later, there was still no sign of the boy.
Even Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins, who previewed the manifesto on Saturday and has championed many of the ideas in it, qualified his support after reading a section that would discourage residents from reporting petty crimes to police.
"This clown crap is really getting on my nerves," Officer Latrice Pettaway wrote on Facebook. "Someone needs to just hit one and the rest of these fools will learn."
Police were immediately suspicious of Flores' story that Lyfe crawled into a tub of mop water while her back was turned. Other relatives said they saw missing teeth and welts around the boy's head.
It was 9:22 p.m.. Manuel Rodriguez, 72, would be declared dead of gunshot wounds in an hour, but the night was just beginning for his son.
Ruled unfit for trial, an ex-college football star has lived for nearly a year in a Dallas County Jail cell, refusing all visitors. With an undying faith in redemption, Dave and Lisa Stephenson keep showing up anyway.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has his day in court. One of them, anyway.
