Former Mayor Annise Parker, Ray "R.C." Jones, Sr., Judge Jim Kovach, Judge DaSean Jones, his wife Audia Jones, Former Judge Israel Garcia, and Jim "Mattress Mack" McIngvale are good people to know in Harris County, Texas. On the other hand, Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo and Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis are two people you may want to stay away from over the next year.
"ABOUT JUDGE JONES."
Lieutenant Colonel Judge DaSean Jones, the presiding judge for the 180th Criminal District Court, in Harris County has TWO BRONZE STAR MEDALS, a Combat Action Badge, a Meritorious Service Medal, a Global War on Terrorism, a Global War Expeditionary, an Army Commendation Medal (3OLC), Army Achievement Medal (10LC), an Overseas Ribbon, Korea Defense Service Medal, Overseas Training Ribbon, a National Defense Service Ribbon, and a Parachute Badge to his credit, and is endorsed by Aubrey R. Taylor Communications. SPECIAL NOTE: The appearance of Judge DaSean Jones in his military uniform and U.S. Department of Defense visual information does not imply or constitute DOD endorsement.
"A DIRTY FAMILY."
Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis's wife, Licia Green Ellis, is an executive and owner of Waterman Steele Group. Licia Green Ellis' sister is a woman named Angele Green Johnson, who served as the Managing Director at Waterman Steele Group.
Back in 2016, Sam Njunuri had an extensive African art collection, believed to be worth millions of dollars to this date, which remains unassessed. Sam Njunuri was paying storage at 5373 West Alabama, Houston, Texas 77056, when his monthly rent increased significantly.
It was during this time frame that he came to know Harris County Precinct One Commissioner Rodney Ellis, who was elected as the Precinct One Commissioner in 2016, after the untimely death of Harris County Commissioner El Franco Lee. Rodney Ellis, according to Sam Njunuri, devised a plan to take advantage of his (Njunuri's) situation, according to former FBI Investigative Specialist Charles "Chuck" Marler.
"Sam Njunuri wanted to start a museum to show off his art collection," stated Charles "Chuck" Marler. Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis (allegedly), according to Njunuri, promised to help him store the art collection and get a museum/funding deal going.
It was back in 2017 when Angele Johnson (the sister of Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis's wife, Licia Green Ellis) and her coworker, Larry Johnson (not a relative), along with Sam Njunuri, came together to start a company called African Art Global Inc.
According to Marler, "It was also in 2017 when Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis secretly stored Njunuri's art collection in a Harris County facility that he controlled."
Months went by, and Sam Njunuri did not get his museum, so he (allegedly) started asking Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis about his art collection. According to what Sam Njunuri told former FBI Investigative Specialist Charles "Chuck" Marker, Commissioner Rodney Ellis gave him (Sam Njunuri) the run-around about the art collection.
As conveyed to Aubrey R. Taylor Communications by Charles Marler, when Sam Njunuri began pressing Commissioner Rodney Ellis about the whereabouts of his artwork, he didn't know the location of the art collection, but still wanted the museum and didn't want to make Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis angry and lose out on his deal.
When KPRC 2 Investigates started investigating the mystery of the African Art Collection being stored at a Harris County facility in February 2020, Commissioner Rodney Ellis then (allegedly) went to Sam Njunuri and had him sign an "ACKNOWLEDGEMENT" to the county related to the (allegedly) stolen African Art collection.
According to Charles "Chuck" Marler, the former FBI Investigative Specialist, Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis promised Sam Njunuri that he would obtain his Museum by signing "THE ACKNOWLEDGMENT" that Ellis presented to him. Commissioner Rodney Ellis also (allegedly) told Sam Njunuri to not talk with anyone about this matter. Ellis then (allegedly) backdated the acknowledgment to Saturday, February 1, 2020, and filed the acknowledgment, which he knew to be false, with Harris County.
The Channel 2 News report also mentioned that Sam Njunuri had a judgment in a civil case and stated that this was a possible reason he was hiding his art collection.
Back in 2018, Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis was able to persuade Harris County Judge Ed Emmett and the Commissioners Court to approve an agreement for "PRECINCT ONE" to accept (14) fourteen pieces of African Art from Sam Njunuri to display in public buildings. However, Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis' staff eventually received more than 1,400 pieces of African Artwork without amending "THE AGREEMENT" that was on file with Harris County.
Back in October of 2021, a Harris County Grand Jury declined to charge Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis for his role in the housing of the African Artwork. However, it was determined that procedures were not followed in the storage of the presumed priceless artwork.
Ray “RC” Charles, Sr., represents everything it means to be an "ALPHA MALE," in Texas. He is strong, bold, courageous, and does not bend his knee or bow his head before Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis, who is a weakling of a man who makes himself appear strong and powerful by surrounding himself with weak "BETA MALES," who fear him. "R.C." has dedicated nearly half a century of his life to the Harris County Democratic Party, serving as a committeeman and precinct chair. This strong, bold, and courageous “DEMOCRATIC PARTY VETERAN” currently serves as the North Side Political Action Group president and a political advisor to Investigative Reporter Aubrey R. Taylor, the publisher of Houston Business Connections Newspaper.
From the Desk of Ray/RC Jones
President, Northside Political Action Group
"A Whole Lot More Than 14 Pieces": Rodney Ellis, the Art Scandal, and the Fight
For Accountability in Harris County
Constituents,
Something ain't adding up, and the people deserve answers.
For Accountability in Harris County
Constituents,
Something ain't adding up, and the people deserve answers.
Back in 2018, Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis was given approval to accept 14
pieces of African Art from Sam Njunuri to display in public buildings. Sounds simple. Right?
But fast forward to today, we’re looking at what may be one of the most significant violations of public trust in recent memory. New evidence has now surfaced that could reopen a criminal case.
"Let me break it down for you."
pieces of African Art from Sam Njunuri to display in public buildings. Sounds simple. Right?
But fast forward to today, we’re looking at what may be one of the most significant violations of public trust in recent memory. New evidence has now surfaced that could reopen a criminal case.
"Let me break it down for you."
"THE SETUP."
Sam Njunuri, an African art collector with a passion for culture, wanted to launch a museum
in Houston. He got connected to Rodney Ellis, who, by 2016, had stepped into Commissioner El Franco Lee’s shoes after his passing.
Instead of helping Njunuri open a museum like promised, Ellis allegedly had over 1,400 pieces of art secretly stored in a Harris County facility. That’s 1,386 more than the 14 approved. Oh, and taxpayers shelled out $326,000 for the storage.
"No amended agreement. No public notice. Just backroom maneuvering."
The “Acknowledgment” & The Allegations
When Channel 2 News got wind of the situation in 2020, Ellis allegedly had Njunuri sign a
A mysterious “Acknowledgment” was added to make it all seem legal, dated back to February 1, 2020.
According to former FBI Investigative Specialist Charles “Chuck” Marler, this document was
fraudulent, and a witness has confirmed that Njunuri said as much. That’s not just shady,
that’s criminal if proven true.
And let’s not ignore the connections:
Ellis’s wife, Licia Green Ellis, is a Waterman Steele executive.
Her sister, Angele Green Johnson, co-founded African Art Global Inc. in 2017, the same year Commissioner Rodney Ellis allegedly took the art.
Are you seeing the web here?
"New Players & New Pressure."
"New Players & New Pressure."
Now, another man, Garabe Konte, has stepped forward, saying 228 pieces of that art belong
to him. His attorney brought receipts to court just this week. If this holds up, Rodney Ellis
could be in serious legal trouble.
Former D.A. Kim Ogg already called Ellis, Lina Hidalgo, and Sylvester Turner the “most
corrupt regime” in her lifetime. And with the 2026 Midterms approaching, voters are
watching.
"Let’s Be Clear."
This ain’t just about art. It’s about power, promises, and public money. It’s about leaders. Those
Those who think they’re untouchable must understand that communities are tired of being left in the dark.
"The Final Word."
If even half of this is true, Rodney Ellis needs to be held accountable, and anyone else who
helped cover it up. We don’t just need change, we need truth, justice, and transparency.
The people of Harris County deserve better. And we’re going to keep watching.
Stay alert. Stay engaged. Stay informed.
Until next time,
Ray / RC Jones
President, Northside Political Action Group
"The Righteous Way."Tel: 832.498.3705
Jim "Mattress Mack" McIngvale is a true "ALPHA MALE," who is not afraid of Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis and his regime of "BETA MALES," who worship him. In case you haven't heard, the matter involving the allegedly stolen African Artwork could come back to haunt Commissioner Ellis if a criminal case is opened. In case you don't remember, Former FBI Investigative Specialist Charles Marler (left), claims that the signed official “ACKNOWLEDGEMENT” between African Art Global Inc’s Sam Njunuri (seated in Black), and Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis (right) is fraudulent.
"NEW INFORMATION."
According to Charles "Chuck" Marler, he interviewed Sam Njunuri and has a witness, who heard Sam Njunuri assert that the “ACKNOWLEDGMENT” between him (Sam Njunuri) and Commissioner Rodney Ellis had been “BACKDATED” to February 1, 2020, at Commissioner Rodney Ellis’ request.
The former FBI Investigative Specialist, Charles Marler, has stated that he presented this information to the Harris County District Attorney's Office, led by Kim Ogg, back in February 2020. What does this mean? If Marler and his witness are telling the truth, this could be one of the reasons why Commissioner Ellis said in an email uncovered by Channel 2 News that he was having trouble sleeping at night.
"WHAT WE KNOW."
I was told by former FBI Investigative Specialist Charles Marler in a meeting back on Tuesday, March 30, 2021, in an “EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW” that Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis went to Sam Njunuri, of African Global Inc., shortly after the Channel 2 News report about the priceless artwork in an attempt to cover his tracks.
According to Marler, what Sam Njunuri told him in a “PHONE INTERVIEW” with a witness also on the line is that Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis promised him (Sam Njunuri) that he would get his Museum by signing the acknowledgment. “Commissioner Rodney Ellis also told Njunuri to not talk with anyone about this matter,” said former FBI Investigative Specialist Charles Marler.
“Commissioner Ellis then backdated the acknowledgment to Saturday, February 1, 2020, and filed the 'FRAUDULENT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,' which he knew to be false, with Harris County,” according to what former FBI Investigative Specialist Charles "Chuck" Marler claims to have been told by Sam Njunuri, in their phone interview.
Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis was initially only supposed to accept (14) fourteen pieces of African Art from Sam Njunuri to display in public buildings. As you can see in the photo above, Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis had a lot more than 14 pieces of artwork. Below is a timeline to bring you up to speed on the events that occurred along the way.
On Monday, June 23, 2025, former Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg (second from left) slammed Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis, Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo, and the late former Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner. In a Houston Chronicle report, Ogg positively identified Ellis, Hidalgo, and Turner as members of the most corrupt regime of her lifetime in local government. And a day later. Kim Ogg is now on a mission to prove that data collected for ACCESS Harris County, a program designed to help vulnerable individuals access the services they need from various county agencies, may have been used to influence voter turnout in Harris County, Texas.
"CRIMINAL CASE."
In case you're not aware, Former Harris County Judge Ed Emmett has been advocating for years that law enforcement reexamine the case involving the African artwork and give it another look. And after uncovering photos of Commissioner Rodney Ellis, celebrating with his prized possessions, it stands to reason that former County Judge Ed Emmett may get his long-awaited reexamination of the case, if attorney James Pope files a criminal complaint on behalf of his client, who allegedly had his artwork stolen.
I’m Aubrey R. Taylor, the publisher of Houston Business Connections Newspaper, one of Texas's most formidable politically-focused publications in America. The thoughts, opinions, and quotes published in this report are First Amendment-protected rights protected by the “FREEDOM OF SPEECH” and “FREEDOM OF THE PRESS” clauses in the United States Constitution.
A New Criminal Case into Commissioner Rodney Ellis's Allegedly Stolen African Artwork Could Be Opened in July 2025
AUBREY R. TAYLOR REPORTS©
Former Harris County Judge Ed Emmett stated some time ago that law enforcement should reexamine the case involving the African artwork and give the case another look. And after uncovering photos of Commissioner Rodney Ellis, celebrating with his prized possessions, it stands to reason that former County Judge Ed Emmett may get his long-awaited reexamination of the case, if attorney James Pope files a criminal complaint on behalf of his client.
"COURT HEARING."
On Tuesday, June 24, 2025, a new hearing related to the ownership of the alleged stolen, priceless African Artwork was scheduled for July 2025, after Garabe Konte claimed in court that roughly 228 pieces of the artwork belonged to him. According to Konte, he gave his artwork to Sam Njunuri, who, in return, gave him three checks that were never honored.
"If you give someone a check and you don't honor it, that's called theft," stated Houston-based attorney Joe Walker, who is representing a woman named Darlene Jarrett, who is owed $1 million by Sam Njunuri, in a civil matter that is still ongoing.
"CRIMINAL CHARGES."
Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis may face a challenging situation if the case involving the stolen artwork is reopened. If you recall, former Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg initiated a criminal investigation into the African Artwork that Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis secretly housed for $326,000.00 at the expense of Harris County taxpayers a few years ago.
As you may recall, Commissioner Rodney Ellis's wife is Licia Green Ellis, an executive and owner of Waterman Steele Group. However, what you might not know is that Licia Green Ellis' sister is a woman named Angele Green Johnson, who worked with the Waterman Steele Group and is tied to Sam Njunuri, the individual who allegedly stole the African Artwork before it came into the possession of Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis.
"IMPORTANT FACTS."
Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis's wife (Licia Green Ellis) and her sister (Angele Green Johnson) could also have some serious questions to answer if the attorney for Garabe Konte decides to file criminal charges.
For the record, in 2017, Angele Green Johnson (the sister-in-law of Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis) and her coworker, Larry Johnson (not a relative), along with Sam Njunuri, formed a company called African Art Global Inc. It was also in 2017 that Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis allegedly stored, and possibly stole, priceless Artwork in a Harris County facility that he controlled.
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Back in 2017, Angele Green Johnson (the sister-in-law of Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis) and her coworker, Larry Johnson (not a relative), along with Sam Njunuri, formed a company called African Art Global Inc. It was also in 2017 when Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis secretly stored Sam Njunuri's African Art collection in a Harris County facility where Commissioner Ellis spent $326,000.00 in taxpayer dollars to store the priceless art.
According to Sam Njunuri of African Global Inc., Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis came to him to have the “ACKNOWLEDGEMENT” above backdated after the Channel 2 News Story broke about the priceless African Art, which Commissioner Ellis had used $326,000.00 in taxpayer dollars to secretly store in a County facility.
According to Mario Diaz of Channel 2, “Email raises eyebrows for multiple reasons. First, it is the time the email was written, which was “4:32 a.m.” The other is the date, Monday, Sept. 23, 2019, nearly five months before our report. However, what caught county officials off-guard when KPRC 2 Investigates initially made the request is the name of the sender, “Glenn Rodney,” an email alias of Commissioner Ellis that is a combination of his first and middle names in reverse order."
According to Mario Diaz of Channel 2, “Email raises eyebrows for multiple reasons. First, it is the time the email was written, which was “4:32 a.m.” The other is the date, Monday, Sept. 23, 2019, nearly five months before our report. However, what caught county officials off-guard when KPRC 2 Investigates initially made the request is the name of the sender, “Glenn Rodney,” an email alias of Commissioner Ellis that is a combination of his first and middle names in reverse order."
ABOUT CHARLES MARLER
Charles worked for the FBI for 16 years, learning all facets of the Bureau’s complex operations, including evidence collection, radio communications, aviation surveillance, and Forward-Looking Infra-Red (FLIR). Charles was an Investigative Specialist for 12 years as a member of the Special Surveillance Group and conducted, organized, and completed thousands of surveillances on Drug (as FLIR operator), Intelligence, and Terrorism targets. He participated in joint training operations with the DIA, DEA, JCTA, and CIA. Charles was an instructor and evaluator numerous times for the FBI’s surveillance training programs.
Charles managed several FLIR System Operators while coordinating one of the FBI’s prominent FLIR programs. He provided case guidance, became an expert in the operation and maintenance of FLIR equipment, and personally trained or supervised the training of his operators. Under Charles's leadership and guidance, the FLIR program conducted numerous successful operations against espionage subjects, suspected terrorism subjects, drug shipments, violent crime, and kidnapping searches.
Since 2008, Charles has been a co-owner of a private investigative firm based in Houston and has worked as a Private Investigator in Texas for the past four years, specializing in covert physical surveillance operations. As a P.I., he has performed criminal investigations and conducted surveillance operations involving workman’s compensation, child custody, drug use, theft, and the elusive but frequent cheating spouse.
I’m Aubrey R. Taylor, the publisher of Houston Business Connections Newspaper, one of Texas's most formidable politically-focused publications in America. I'm not going to sit back quietly and allow so-called "COMMUNITY ACTIVIST," Political Party Bosses, or Political Operatives to bully, intimidate, threaten, or harass my friends and clients during the upcoming 2026 Midterm Election.
Ellis is Trying to Put the Squeeze on Annise Parker; Candice Matthews Has Complete Control of Rodney Ellis
AUBREY R. TAYLOR REPORTS©
I'm not convinced that we didn't have a real “HUSH MONEY INVESTIGATION” situation involving "Dr." Candice Matthews getting summoned to Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis's home back on Tuesday, October 3, 2023. Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis appears to have tentacles linking it to a “FEDERAL LAWSUIT” filed in the United States District Court for the Southern District of Texas – Houston Division against Harris County.
The plaintiffs in the case I’m referencing were three female deputies with the Harris County Precinct One Constable’s Office (Alan Rosen): Liz Gomez, Marissa Sanchez, and Felecia McKinney.
Jacquelyn Aluotto was the “WHISTLEBLOWER” on the case, who wanted to cut a side deal.
In the initial filing of the “FEDERAL LAWSUIT,” Liz Gomez, Marissa Sanchez, Felicia McKinney, and Jacquelyn Aluotto were suing Harris County, Texas, along with Alan Roson, in his capacity as an individual, Chris Gore, in his capacity as an individual, and Shane Rigdon, in his capacity as an individual.
“CONSTABLE ROSEN.”
Under the supervision of Constable Alan Rosen at the Harris County Constable’s Office, Precinct One, young female deputies were handpicked for “undercover operations” under the guise of legitimate police work and were molested and traumatized by their intoxicated male commanding officers for their own sexual gratification.
What began as an idea for “bachelor party” prostitution stings soon grew into a booze-fueled playground for sexual exploitation in which young, untrained deputies were subject to disgusting abuse.
Both Constable Rosen and the Harris County District Attorney’s Office have been aware of this abuse for months, but they have refused to take any action and have rebuffed anyone who has complained. Constable Alan Rosen attended at least one of these ‘parties’ personally. Three of the young deputies spoke up about their abuse by their supervisors at the Constable’s Office, including Constable Rosen’s chief of staff. Still, they were ridiculed by their commanders, retaliated against by their abusers, and quietly reassigned to less prestigious duties.
“THE DOUBLE-CROSS.”
Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis is a straight-up fool. I can’t understand how Commissioner Ellis thought inviting a “WHISTLEBLOWER” who is suing Harris County and “Dr.” Candice Matthews into his home for a secret meeting was a good idea.
For the record, “DR” Candice Matthews entered Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis’s home at 2102 Sunset Boulevard with her “SECRET RECORDING DEVICE” already rolling. Once inside, “Dr.” Candice Matthews allowed Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis to confiscate her cellphone because her secret device was already recording everything inside Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis’s home.
So, after gaining Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis’s trust, “Dr.” Candice Matthews, the President of the Texas Coalition of Black Democrats and National Minister of Politics for the New Black Panther Party, “DOUBLE-CROSSED” the man who has enriched himself by acting as head of a “CRIMINAL ENTERPRISE” that includes members at the highest level of city and county government.
“THE EMAIL CHAIN.”
After “DR” Candice Matthew had safely infiltrated Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis’s home and secretly recorded him privately meeting with Jacquelyn Aluotto, a “WHISTLEBLOWER” in a federal lawsuit against Harris County, her alleged “EXTORTION PLOT” was born.
The private meeting between Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis, Jacquelyn Aluotto, and “DR” Candice Matthews occurred on Tuesday, October 3, 2023.
On Wednesday, October 4, 2023, at 2:19 p.m., “DR” Candice Matthew emailed a copy of her “SECRETLY RECORDED AUDIO TAPE” she captured at Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis’ home located at 2102 Sunset Boulevard, in Houston, Texas to her buddy “QUANELL X” and labeled it, “Meeting with Rodney Ellis and Jackie Aluotto about James Dixon Part 1.”
At 3:28 p.m., on Wednesday, October 4, 2023, “DR” Candice Matthews emailed a copy of her “SECRETLY RECORDED AUDIO TAPE” to her buddy “JAMES DUNN JR” who is a convicted felon who defrauded the Department of Education out of $300,000.00, and served three years in prison after pleading guilty.
“EXTORTION PLOT.”
Once Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis realized that he had been “DOUBLE-CROSSED” by “Dr.” Candice Matthews, his alleged “HUSH MONEY PLOT” was born. The alleged $50,000.00 transaction was facilitated by his 72-year-old sister, Melody Geneanne Ellis.
According to multiple sources, “JAMES DUNN JR” was hard up for cash and needed to pay some fines and attorneys fees concerning a case he had in Polk County, Florida, and a judgment he had here in Texas where he had not complied with a judge’s order for him to pay $21,293 to Community Temple Church of God in Christ Houston – which had sued Dunn in civil court and won.
“EXTORTION” means obtaining something, especially money, through force or threats. That said, Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis was embarrassed and scared after getting caught on “SECRETLY RECORDED AUDIO” abusing his power as an elected official. However, Commissioner Ellis may also be the victim of an “EXTORTION PLOT,” hatched in the minds of “DR” Candice Matthews and “CONVICTED FELON” James Dunn, Jr., which could also involve blackmail.
“BLACKMAIL PLOT.”
Multiple sources have confirmed that “DR” Candice Matthews, who finagled her way into becoming the Chairman of the Texas Coalition of Black Democrats and the National Minister of Justice for Quanell X’s New Black Panther Party, allegedly went to Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis’s home located at 2102 Sunset Boulevard, in Houston, Texas, to capture Commissioner Rodney Ellis on the “SECRET AUDIO RECORDING” and then use the tape as leverage against Bishop James Dixon.
As a refresher, Bishop James Dixon is the Pastor of the Community of Faith Church, Chairman of the Board for the Harris County Sports & Convention Corporation, and president of the local Branch of the NAACP, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
According to my sources, after secretly recording Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis at his home without his knowledge, “Dr.” Candice Matthews allegedly gave Bishop James Dixon a copy of her “SECRETLY RECORDED AUDIO” to force or coerce him to resign from his position as Chairman of the NAACP Houston Branch located at 2002 Wheeler Avenue in Houston, Texas.
After allegedly providing Bishop James Dixon, the president of the NAACP, with a copy of the damning “SECRETLY RECORDED AUDIO,” she secretly captured at Commissioner Rodney Ellis’s home, “Dr.” Candice Matthews then, according to multiple sources, began contacting members of the Board of the NAACP, and other community members to see if they would be willing to vote her into Bishop James Dixon’s position as President of the NAACP Houston Branch if he stepped aside.
What is blackmail?
By definition, “BLACKMAIL” is a crime. The crime of “BLACKMAIL” occurs when a perpetrator demands money or another benefit from someone in return for not revealing compromising or damaging information about them, which is what’s happening to Bishop James Dixon.
In the case of “Dr.” Candice Matthew providing Bishop James Dixon with a copy of her “SECRETLY RECORDED AUDIO” captured at Commissioner Rodney Ellis’s home without his knowledge and then using it in her “ALLEGED ATTEMPT” to coerce Bishop James Dixon to relinquish his position as President of the Houston Branch of the NAACP, “Dr.” Candice Matthews may have violated the blackmail statute.
It appears “Dr.” Candice Matthew was trying to use her “SECRETLY RECORDED AUDIO” captured at the home of Commissioner Rodney Ellis to elevate herself to the position of President of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People – Houston Branch, but failed in her endeavor.
“CLOSING THOUGHTS.”
Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis is one of the biggest fools I’ve seen. His “HUSH MONEY PLOT” will eventually be fully exposed and brought to the attention of the proper law enforcement authorities, which will lead to his undoing.
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The 2026 Midterm Election provides the people of Fort Bend County and Harris County with a unique opportunity to pluck out the "BAD APPLES" and replace them with "GOOD APPLES" in judicial races up and down the ballot.
Jim "Mattress Mack" McIngvale is kicking off the Harris County MAGA PAC Launch on Wednesday, July 23, 2025, at 6:30 PM at The Ballroom at Tanglewood, 5430 Westheimer Road, Houston, Texas 77056. Supporters of "The MAGA MOVEMENT" in Harris County, Texas, are welcome to attend this free event, which supports the only organization in Harris County exclusively backing the America First movement. GET FREE TICKETS - Note: This is a PRIVATE meeting. Anti-MAGA and/or anti-America First protesters are not invited. They will be escorted from the meeting if they, in fact, infiltrate it and decide to disrupt the proceedings.
You can "CLICK HERE" to review the fraudulent educational background that Candice Denise Ward Enecio presented to the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services to obtain her license to operate Children of Diversity. According to Stephanie A. Murguia, the Associate Registrar of Academic Records & Registrar at the University of Southern California, Candice Denise Ward Enecio never attended USC, and therefore "THE TRANSCRIPT" on (PAGE 15) of this application is fake.
The educational information provided by Candice Denice Ward Enecio above about attending USC is fraudulent. According to Stephanie A. Murguia, the Associate Registrar of Academic Records & Registrar at the University of Southern California, Candice Denise Ward Enecio never attended USC, and therefore "THE TRANSCRIPT" on (PAGE 15) of this application is fake.
Candice Denice Ward Enecio did not attend the University of California from 2002 through 2005. According to Stephanie A. Murguia, the Associate Registrar of Academic Records & Registrar at the University of Southern California, Candice Denise Ward Enecio never attended USC, and therefore "THE TRANSCRIPT" on (PAGE 15) of this application is fake.
Candice Denice Ward Enecio did not major in Educational Leadership at the University of Southern California. According to Stephanie A. Murguia, the Associate Registrar of Academic Records & Registrar at the University of Southern California, Candice Denise Ward Enecio never attended USC, and therefore "THE TRANSCRIPT" on (PAGE 15) of this application is fake.
Candice Denice Ward Enecio did not receive a Ph.D. in Education from the University of Southern California. According to Stephanie A. Murguia, the Associate Registrar of Academic Records & Registrar at the University of Southern California, Candice Denise Ward Enecio never attended USC, and therefore "THE TRANSCRIPT" on (PAGE 15) of this application is fake.
According to Stephanie A. Murguia, the Associate Registrar of Academic Records & Registrar at the University of Southern California, Candice Denise Ward Enecio never attended the USC, and therefore "THE TRANSCRIPT" that you see above Candice Denise Ward Enecio claimed that she participated at the Rossier School of Education on the campus of the University of California (USC) is a complete lie.
This is the sticky note that was attached to "THE FRAUDULENT TRANSCRIPT," which was used by Candice Denise Ward Enecio to obtain a state license from the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services. Anyone who receives a legitimate degree from a university could easily request another copy.
VERIFICATION STEP #1: In my capacity as an "INVESTIGATIVE REPORTER," I, (Aubrey R. Taylor), reached out to the University of Southern California to verify whether "THE TRANSCRIPT" used by Candice Denise Ward Enecio was authentic.
VERIFICATION STEP #2: After a series of exchanges with the registrar's office at USC, they stated that they could only honor my request with a release from Candice Denise Ward Matthews. You can "CLICK HERE" to see "THE FRAUDULENT TRANSCRIPT" for yourself.
VERIFICATION STEP #3: After I explained to "THE ASSOCIATE REGISTRAR" for Academic Records & Registrar for the University of Southern California, she responded by saying, "We have no record of this individual attending USC." So, for the record, "THE TRANSCRIPT" provided by Candice Denise Ward Enecio is a fake.
