Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards
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Burns covers U. S. District Judge Shelly Dick’s ruling concerning fraud allegations entailing Marvin Henderson.
Supporting Documentation/Links:
1. Scathing ruling against Marvin Henderson issued by U. S. District Judge Shelly Dick on Wednesday, January 4, 2017 in which his Motion to Dismiss fraud allegations against him is DENIED.
Note: CLICK HERE for Judge Dick’s ruling in its entirety, including her EXCELLENT first 4 1/2
pages providing the factual background of the litigation.
2. James Blake Everett’s spreadsheet introduced as an exhibit in the litigation asserting that Henderson Auctions owes him over $600,000.
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Louisiana Gov. John Bel “Honor Code” Edwards
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In the following video feature, Sound Off Louisiana founder Robert Burns continues to demonstrate what a mockery Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards is making of his commitment to the voters of Louisiana in 2015 that he “would not lie, cheat, steal, nor tolerate those who do” (i.e. his “West Point Honor Code”). In this episode, Burns demonstrates that, according to filings by First Guaranty Bank (FGB) of Hammond, Louisiana, Gov. Edwards’ auction board appointee, Jeff Henderson, has incurred nearly $1 million in alleged wire transfer fraud losses due to his own “negligence, inattention, lack of management/supervision.” Burns also outlines numerous other controversies surrounding Henderson:
Burns reviews the FGB litigation and recaps other problematic behavior by Gov. Edwards’ Louisiana Auction Board appointee, Jeff Henderson.
6. Federal Judge Shelly Dick dismisses Henderson’s claim against Mississippi auctioneer Nick Clark. The
suit was absurd on its face for reasons Burns explains in the video. The suit was dismissed for lack of personal jurisdiction of the Court entailing the Middle District of Louisiana since the auction in question transpired in Mississippi, where Clark resides.
7. Investigative journalist Tom Aswell reports on favorable treatment extended to Henderson’s nephew, Cody Bowlin, that actually entails corruption on the parts of DAs Scott Perrilloux (Livingston) and Earl Taylor (St. Landry). Aswell suggests a likely correlation between the kid-glove treatment Bowlin has received for numerous Driving While Impaired infractions to political contributions by Henderson’s company, JAH Enterprises.
Note: Sound Off Louisiana is presently researching in detail many of the court cases entailing Bowlin, and a feature in early 2017 will be forthcoming providing highly in-depth coverage of them and the actions of Perrilloux and Taylor.
The formation of Sound Off Louisiana had as its genesis the observations of founder Robert Burns entailing rampant corruption on the Louisiana Auctioneer’s Licensing Board (LALB). Burns and his good friend, Rev. Freddie Lee Phillips, continue to serve as diligent watchdogs of the LALB. To that end, they are working on a multi-year project to review every Louisiana licensed auctioneer’s file (despite STRONG, STRONG opposition by Board Attorney Larry S. Bankston) and make pertinent information from those auctioneer files readily available to the public over the internet. To check out any auctioneer Burns and Phillips have reviewed to date, merely CLICK HERE.
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On December 19, 2016, appearing before the Baton Rouge Press Club, Gov. John Bel Edwards’ Revenue Secretary, Kimberly Robinson, responded to a question by Sound Off Louisiana founder Robert Burns entailing any upcoming gasoline tax proposal and her thoughts on commentary by U. S. Sen. David Vitter, who asserted in the 2015 Gubernatorial Campaign that only 11% of Transportation Trust Fund dollars are actually spent on highway and bridge construction and repair:
Robinson addresses future gasoline tax and efficiency of Transportation Trust Fund expenditures.
Robinson also addressed the degree to which she believes voters were educated in casting their votes on Constitutional Amendment # 3 on the November 8, 2016 ballot. The results of that vote follow:
CA NO. 3 (ACT 31 – HB 31) — Eliminate Deductibility of Federal
Income Taxes
Robinson’s commentary on “voter education” and efforts to proceed forward with eliminating the deductibility of Federal income taxes in calculating one’s state income tax liability:
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