Houston Escorts In The Media

Isnt Santa Fe one of the fastest growing cities in the county? She stated, You cant just make this stuff up. Pardon me, Ms. Hoffman, but have you looked in your own backyard lately? There are a lot of reasons why Galveston is losing a huge number of its taxpaying citizens to the mainland and the north county.
Lets not go there anymore, shall we?
Lisa Gray
Friendswood
Find Something Else To Laugh At
You know that if Carol Hoffman looked in her own backyard she couldnt find anything to entertain her.
With the crimes committed in Galveston rape, dope peddling, prostitution and other crimes Im glad the people in Santa Fe can provide some entertainment for her, as our crime rate is low, due to our fine police department.

See the full article from “Daily News – Galveston County”

Youve got a guy with manslaughter on his record from Harris County, hes a sex offender and he was in the Galveston County Jail for aggravated robbery, Reed said, of Jones, who first tried to bargain his way to a lighter sentence for snitching.
I guess the aggravated robber slash sex offender slash killer must not be that reliable, Reed told the jury.
The defense called Collier Cole, a clinical psychologist, who testified Erin Moffatt abused drugs and was bipolar, among other ailments.
Assistant District Attorney Jennifer Mueller, who prosecuted the case with Reed, told the jury Moffatt had selective memory, refusing to recall anything on the stand that didnt favor her.
After sitting in prison for 18 months, she miraculously remembered she didnt kill her mother, Mueller said. She got up there and lied to your face. Erin is a stripper and when she needs extra money, she prostitutes herself out.

See the full article from “Daily News – Galveston County”

The Daily News
Published March 6, 2010
LEAGUE CITY  A woman accused of killing her mother testified Friday she was too much of a coward to stop her boyfriend from kneeling on her moms chest and strangling her.
Erin Ashlyn Moffatt, 20, took the stand in her murder trial and recanted her earlier confession to police that she strangled Jana S. Moffatt, 47, in her League City trailer Sept. 2, 2008.
Moffatt and her boyfriend, Corey Michael Lewis, 23, both admitted to disposing of her mothers body in a Brazoria County oil field.
When Moffatt was arrested on a murder charge in Lafayette, La., she testified she was working as a prostitute, high on drugs, off her bipolar medications and hadnt slept for four days when she made her confession.

See the full article from “Daily News – Galveston County”

LEAGUE CITY Defense attorneys Wednesday attacked the validity of a videotaped confession, saying their bipolar client was off her medication and high on cocaine and ecstasy when she told police she had strangled her mother.
Erin Ashlyn Moffatt, 20, admitted during her interview with League City police that she strangled her mother, Jana S. Moffatt, 47, and helped dump her body in a Brazoria County oil field.
During the second day of testimony in Moffatts murder trial, defense attorney G. Byron Fulk questioned Cory Beyer, the lead investigator in the case.
During her interview, Moffatt agreed to speak to investigators without an attorney, but she said the word lawyer. Fulk said his client asked for legal representation, but the interview continued.
Moffatt, who used drugs and worked at a strip club, had only a ninth-grade education and suffered from bipolar disorder, testimony revealed.

See the full article from “Daily News – Galveston County”

And at the same time they were lining up the 2012 presidential campaign for Rick Perry, Texas Republicans also dealt a sharp setback to their party’s religious conservatives with the defeat of two key members of the State Board of Education in favor of globalist-oriented neo-conservatives.
Perry and U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison both dropped more than $8 million on the governor’s race, far in excess of the amount raised by challenger Debra Medina — although Medina had more than six times the number of individual contributions. Combined with a virtual blackout by the major news media on coverage of Medina in the final days of the campaign, following the now-famous ambush of Medina by entertainer Glenn Beck, and the hopes by reformers for major change in the GOP in Texas crashed.
“Now back to your regularly-scheduled landgrabbing and pimping for Gardasil and the NAFTA superhighway,” dead-panned Medina supporter Jeff Johnson.

See the full article from “Examiner.com”

As I recall, the Tea Party actually began with the 9/11 Truth movement and then also the Ron Paul people, it was only after Obama’s election that the establishment hacks like Rick Santelli, Wall Street pimp and the insipid multi-millionaire Beck hijacked it with Republican backing. Now I would also suspect a certain level of hard-line Zionist infiltration like the laughably transparent Birthers (leader Orly Taitz is yet another Israeli right-wing shill) to discredit Obama for not nuking Tehran, you could see that when Sarah Palin appeared in Nashville for the high-roller version of the National Tea Party Convention wearing that Israeli flag pin and later said that Obama could be reelected were he to attack Iran. I know the way the Israelis operate and there is no way that they are not stirring the pot with at least the Beckers and Palinazis with lot of assistance from the American neocon propagandists but those useful idiots aren’t the ones that scare the bejesus out of the greedy swine who run this place.

See the full article from “OpEdNews”

Bun B Talks Pimp C Tribute With Jay-Z He also gives it up for French Montana: ‘If you know French Montana, that means you been somewhere.’ By Shaheem Reid
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“It was Jay’s tribute,” said Bun, who was in NYC on Wednesday night filming the video for French Montana’s “Bad Habits.” “I don’t want anybody to get it twisted. Jay-Z was a very good friend of mine and Pimp C. He makes sure every time he comes to Houston, it’s a big thing, and we can really give it up to Pimp. He doesn’t want to do it for himself, and it’s not about giving me shine. At the end of the day, we have to make sure in Houston, when that song is performed, at the end of the day, Pimp C gets the biggest moment. The biggest moment was when everybody in the audience and ourselves had to give it up to the Pimp.”
Bun sees the close kinship he shared with Pimp in French Montana and incarcerated MC Max B.

See the full article from “MTV.com”

There are lots of “what ifs” in Houston hip-hop, too many if you ask Rocks Off. What if Pimp C lived? What if South Park Mexican and Bing didn’t get incarcerated? You could play “fill in the blank” all day after “what if?”
And we’ve wondered if the up-and-coming generation of hip-hop artists will learn from other men’s mistakes. Will they see what happened to the generation before them and make different decisions? We’re not talking about just major mistakes like going to jail for murder or overdosing on drugs and dying, but allowing elements of street life to overwhelm and dilute the talent so many of these cats have when they step behind the mike.
We don’t like reading too much into lyrics, because after all, they’re just lyrics, but on a track called “Game I’m In” on Northwest Houston rapper Trails’ new album Young Brown N Wreckin, the hook gives us some hope that maybe the new generation of hip-hop artists in Houston are seein …

See the full article from “Houston Press (blog)”

Gerardo Salazar, also known as Pedro Salamanca, was caught in the central Mexican state of Tlaxcala, where he is from, thanks to an anonymous tip, the AGs office said.
Salazar admitted to the officers that he was the subject of a U.S. arrest warrant and offered them a house worth 200,000 pesos (about $15,700) and an automobile if they let him go, the AGs office said.
Salazar, who goes by the nickname El Gallo (The Rooster), is listed on the FBIs Web site as one of the most-wanted people traffickers.
Salazar and other members of his group allegedly recruited and enticed young Mexican females, including two minors, to engage in prostitution. Salazar and his associates would romance the victims and convince them to come to the United States as their girlfriends. While in the United States, Salazar and his traffickers allegedly forced the victims into prostitution through beatings, threats, deception, and other forms of coercion, the FBI says.

See the full article from “Latin American Herald Tribune”

On October 18, 1912, Johnson was arrested on the grounds that his relationship with Lucille Cameron violated the Mann Act against, ‘transporting women across state lines for immoral purposes.’ The charge was due to Cameron being a prostitute. Cameron, soon to become Johnson’s second wife, refused to cooperate with the authorities and the case fell apart. Less than a month later, Johnson was arrested again on similar charges. The second time the woman, another prostitute named Belle Schreiber with whom he had been involved in 1909 and 1910, testified against him, and he was convicted by a jury in June 1913. The conviction was despite the fact that the incidents used to convict him took place prior to passage of the Mann Act. He was sentenced to a year and a day in prison.

See the full article from “Doghouse Boxing”