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Who, What, and Where is Shavano Park, Texas?

Who, What, and Where is Shavano Park, Texas? When Charlie Thrash paid $800,000+ cash for a house in Shavano Park, Texas, in 2016, for him and his common-law wife, Laura Martinez, along with two of Laura’s adult children to live in, they had no idea of what was underneath the surface of the attractive, upscale “City living with country charm” that is called Shavano Park, Texas. Mayor Bob Werner’s residence and Attorney Robert Werner’s primary practice location May 13, 2020: There are several issues with the statutorily-required profile that Mayor Bob Werner, while wearing his hat as Attorney Robert B. Werner, last maintained with the Texas State Bar on 05/13/2020, and from which this image was made on October… Read More Shavano Park Mayor Bob Werner, “Going Green in Shavano Park” taxpayer entity and the removal of Charlie Thrash Connecting the dots &following the money When we recently read of Mayor Bob Werner leading the City of Shavano Park towards recognition by the National Wildlife Federation as a “Community Wildlife Habitat, we didn’t initially think much of it. In researching why… Read More Where do the players in Charlie Thrash’s guardianship case live? A Picture Is Worth A Thousand Words Where do the players live? In Charlie Thrash’s guardianship, all of the people legally responsible for removing Charlie from his home in Shavano Park, live within blocks of each other. How might Mayor & Mary… Read More Shavano Park Statistics From Wikipedia, some statistics about Shavano Park, Texas that might help inform the public as the underlying dynamics at play in this small, bedroom community, that bills itself as City Living with Country Charm. Shavano Park is a city located in Bexar… Read More Neighbors, Political Allies and Career Advancement… Read More

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Wayne Faulk Court Victim

Clackamas County Oregon Probate victim wayne faulk abused by Fiduciart Ann Yela

Steve Duin: The curious disappearance of Wayne Faulk Other Victims of Ana Yela Susan King Abusers Ann Yela Fiduciary As the snow piled up last week and Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler begged us to be vigilant about our most vulnerable neighbors, people began calling me about Wayne Faulk. He is a gentle 72-year-old, ferociously attached to the 40-acre Oregon City farm where he has lived most of his life. In the years since his parents died, he has made almost daily two-mile walks from that farm to the Redland Store, often picking up cans so he can afford soda pop or a packet of lunchmeat. But after Kenneth Stewart, a Clackamas County circuit judge pro tem, assigned him a limited guardian and conservator in October, Faulk vanished from that daily routine. Because Faulk has for years expressed so much anxiety about leaving the farm, many of his friends and neighbors were frantic. When someone spotted him at the Best Western Rivershore Hotel in Oregon City, 10 people showed up just before Thanksgiving, hoping to talk to Faulk and his caregivers. That didn’t sit well with Ann Yela, the new guardian. When Bob Norton later asked Yela if his family could host Faulk at their home for Christmas dinner, he said, “We were told, ‘Oh, no, we can’t do that. For his safety.’ “The secrecy and hostility is the first red flag,” says Norton, who works for Clackamas Fire District No. 1. “If everything is on the up-and-up, why wouldn’t they allow folks to see him and visit him? Why are we seen as a threat?” Looking for answers, the Redland community called me. They called me because I wrote about Yela’s firm, Farley Piazza LLC, five years ago in the… Read More

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