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In this conversation, the hosts discuss the case of an Arizona rancher who was arrested and charged with homicide for killing a suspected illegal alien on his property. They highlight the political nature of the case and the concerns about fairness and justice. The hosts introduce Dr. Ron Martinelli, a forensic expert and consultant who has been involved in the case. Dr. Martinelli explains his involvement and the work of his team at Martinelli and Associates. He provides a detailed account of the incident and the subsequent investigation, highlighting the miscommunication and bias that affected the case. The conversation ends with the arrest of the rancher and his wife, who were both cooperative throughout the process. An elderly couple, George Allen Kelly and Wanda Kelly, were arrested and charged with first-degree murder after a body was found on their property in Santa Cruz County, Arizona. The couple cooperated with law enforcement throughout the investigation, but were arrested without any evidence linking them to the crime. The prosecution relied on circumstantial evidence and ignored alternative theories, such as the possibility of a robbery by a rogue bandito group. The case highlights issues of prosecutorial bias and lack of proper investigation. The couple's defense team, led by Dr. Ron Martinelli, is seeking justice and exoneration for the Kellys. Takeaways The case of the Arizona rancher highlights the political nature of law enforcement and the concerns about fairness and justice. Dr. Ron Martinelli and his team at Martinelli and Associates provide forensic expertise and consultation in complex homicide cases. The investigation into the rancher's case was marred by miscommunication and bias, leading to faulty determinations and a lack of reconciliation of statements and evidence. The rancher and his wife were cooperative throughout the process, raising questions about the necessity of their arrest and detention. The arrest and prosecution of George Allen Kelly and Wanda Kelly raises concerns about prosecutorial bias and lack of proper investigation. The case highlights the importance of thorough investigation and consideration of alternative theories. The defense team, led by Dr. Ron Martinelli, is working to seek justice and exoneration for the Kellys. The public can support the Kellys by donating to their legal defense fund and spreading awareness of their case. Sound Bites "It appears to be political instead of law enforcement being blind." "The true story behind the investigation in the trial of Arizona rancher George Allen Kelly." "He fires a bunch of warning shots up into the air and they skedaddled." "They're both nervous. You can understand that finding a dead body on your property, okay, especially something where they're telling him, hey, this is a gunshot, okay?" "They had what they needed with the confirmation bias. Okay? They had..." "No bullet was found." Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background of the Case 10:43 The Incident and Warning Shots 28:00 Arrest and Detention of the Rancher and his Wife 40:14 No Bullet Found: Forensic Facts 46:32 Questionable Ballistic Expertise 56:25 Importance of Voting for Qualified Sheriffs

In this episode of The Texas Examiner, John Tipton and Robert Sines host a candidate forum for the District 3 Bernie City Council race. They interview the incumbent councilman, Quinton Scott, and his challenger, Dan Weiss. The conversation covers topics such as the candidates' backgrounds, their involvement in politics, their accomplishments, and their plans for the future. They also discuss issues related to city infrastructure, communication between the city and county, and managing growth in the area. The candidate forum provides an opportunity for constituents to learn more about the candidates running for the District 3 Boerne City Council seat. Quinton Scott, the incumbent councilman, highlights his accomplishments in increasing spending on road maintenance and infrastructure projects. Dan Weis, the challenger, emphasizes the importance of communication and collaboration between the city and county in managing growth and addressing infrastructure needs. Both candidates express their commitment to serving the community and making Boerne a great place to live.

In this episode of The Texas Examiner, host Robert Saenz and co-host Jon Tipton interview Ty Wolosin, the incumbent City Councilman for District 1, and Jeremy Pratt, a challenger running for the same position. The purpose of the show is to provide a platform for the candidates to share their platforms and educate viewers about their individual platforms and why they're running for office. Ty Wolosin discusses his background, accomplishments, and contributions to the community, while Jeremy Pratt shares his reasons for running and his approach to connecting with voters. The conversation also covers topics such as growth, collaboration, and managing growth in Boerne. Takeaways The Texas Examiner provides a platform for candidates to share their platforms and educate viewers about their individual platforms and why they're running for office. Ty Wolosin has a background in business and has been serving as the Mayor Pro Tem and City Councilman for District 1. He has made contributions to the community through his businesses, coaching, and volunteering. Jeremy Pratt moved to Bernie from California and has a background in cybersecurity. He is running for City Council District 1 to bring a fresh perspective and to listen to the concerns of the community. Both candidates emphasize the importance of collaboration, listening to constituents, and making smart decisions about growth and development in Boerne. Voters should consider the candidates' track records, their ability to connect with different demographics, and their commitment to balancing private property rights and smart growth.

Jon and Robert visit with Councilman Joseph Macaluso and Mr. Nick Nuth, candidates for Boerne City Council District 5. We think you will agree that both candidates are passionate about the COB, but what differentiates them?

This conversation discusses the importance of addressing human trafficking, particularly in the United States and Texas. The guests, Annie Sovik from Truckers Against Trafficking (TAT) and Kelly Alsabrook, a trafficking survivor, share their experiences and insights. They emphasize the need for empathy and a victim-centered approach in law enforcement. The conversation dispels myths and misconceptions about trafficking, highlighting the role of relationships and grooming in victimization. The guests also discuss the responsibility of society in recognizing and reporting trafficking, as well as the importance of addressing the demand for commercial sex. Examples of TAT's involvement in assisting trafficking victims are shared, along with resources for reporting and assistance. Takeaways Human trafficking is a significant issue in the United States and Texas, and it is important to address it. Law enforcement should adopt a victim-centered approach and build rapport with victims to gain their trust. There are misconceptions about trafficking, such as the belief that it only involves kidnapping or that it doesn't happen in certain areas. Society plays a crucial role in recognizing and reporting trafficking, and individuals should be aware of the red flags and indicators. Addressing the demand for commercial sex is essential in combating trafficking, and laws should prioritize prosecuting pimps and buyers. Reporting suspicions of trafficking can be done through the National Human Trafficking Hotline or TAT's app.

The conversation explores the use of drones in the first responder industry, specifically in the fire department. The guests discuss their backgrounds and experiences with drones, as well as the challenges and concerns associated with their usage. They also address the laws and regulations surrounding drone usage, including privacy rights and surveillance laws. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the future of drone technology and the concerns about Chinese-made drones. This conversation explores the use cases and limitations of drones in firefighting and public safety. The guests emphasize that drones are not toys but tools that require training and certification. Thermal imaging is highlighted as a valuable feature for locating hot spots and assessing building construction. The discussion also addresses the legal consequences of shooting down drones. The cost and capabilities of enterprise drones are discussed, along with the importance of getting licensed and trained for drone operation. The conversation concludes with a call to support volunteer fire departments and join the Sisterdale Volunteer Fire Department. The Texas Examiner is an investigative reporting audio and video podcast focused on issues and current events that affect the quality of life in Kendall County, Texas. Your hosts, Robert Saenz and Jon Tipton research and examine relevant topics to bring the viewer and listener unbiased factual information to be discussed between the hosts and their guests that will inform and educate concerned citizens.

In this episode of The Texas Examiner, hosts Robert Saenz and Jon Tipton interview Deputy Chief Nancy Sanford from the Bexar County Sheriff's Office and Texas Ranger Kevin Wright. They discuss their law enforcement careers, notable investigations, misconceptions about Texas Rangers, the increase in vehicle theft and burglary, the impact of fentanyl in the area, collaboration with Border Patrol, and reporting misconduct or abuse of government funds. They emphasize the importance of community support and cooperation among law enforcement agencies. In this conversation, Texas Ranger Kevin Wright and Deputy Chief Nancy Sanford discuss their roles in investigating public corruption and misconduct by law enforcement officers. They emphasize the importance of taking these cases seriously and working closely with the district attorney's office. They also explain how citizens can report complaints and initiate investigations. The conversation highlights the authority and wide range of responsibilities held by Texas Rangers, as well as the human element and compassion they bring to their work. The hosts conclude by urging listeners to support and pray for first responders and to stay informed about their community. Takeaways Law enforcement careers can involve a wide range of experiences and specialties, including drug enforcement, undercover work, and criminal investigations. Misconceptions about Texas Rangers, such as their association with Chuck Norris, can overshadow the important work they do in law enforcement. Theft of vehicles and burglary of vehicles have been on the rise in the area, and community awareness and prevention measures are crucial. The presence of fentanyl in the area is a growing concern, and law enforcement agencies are working to combat drug trafficking and protect the community. Collaboration and support among law enforcement agencies, as well as community support, are essential for effective crime prevention and investigation. Public corruption and misconduct by law enforcement officers are taken seriously and investigated by Texas Rangers. Citizens can report complaints to their local law enforcement agency and request the involvement of Texas Rangers for criminal investigations. Texas Rangers have a wide range of authority and responsibilities, including investigating public corruption and working with local law enforcement agencies. Texas Rangers approach their work with compassion and empathy, recognizing the human element in law enforcement. It is important to support and pray for first responders and stay informed about community issues. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background 02:08 Kevin Wright's Law Enforcement Career 03:07 Nancy Sanford's Law Enforcement Career 06:50 Inspiration to Become a Texas Ranger 10:09 Misconceptions about Texas Rangers 11:31 Nancy Sanford's Career as a Female Officer 13:24 Notable Investigations in Bexar County 14:50 Andrean McDonald Case 16:48 Kevin Wright's Notable Investigations 20:38 Fentanyl and Drug Trafficking 30:32 Increase in Vehicle Theft and Burglary 34:19 Impact of Fentanyl in the Area 40:49 Operation Lone Star and Collaboration with Border Patrol 46:20 Law Enforcement Cooperation and Support 50:34 Kevin Wright's Role as a Texas Ranger 51:29 Investigations and Support for Smaller Agencies 53:25 Reporting Misconduct or Abuse of Government Funds 53:56 Investigating Public Corruption 55:20 Reporting Complaints 56:16 Authority and Compassion 57:12 Supporting First Responders 57:41 The Importance of Community Awareness

On this episode, the Texas Examiner interviews an international arms dealer named Costa. They discuss various global issues, including the situation in Ukraine and Russia's involvement, the possibility of a third world war, the role of NATO, misinformation and propaganda in Western media, the conflict in Israel, atrocities and war crimes in conflicts, China's influence and expansion, opinions on the current US president, the troubles in Ireland, the impact of personal experiences on life choices, and the promotion of Costa's book 'A Criminological Biography of an Arms Dealer.' Costa shares his insights and perspectives based on his extensive knowledge and experiences.

The conversation with John Kight focuses on the resistance to development and thoroughfare plans in Kendall County. Kight, a former county commissioner, discusses the need for collaboration and planning between the city and county to address the future growth of the area. He emphasizes the importance of community engagement and encourages citizens to voice their opinions to elected officials. Kite also suggests solutions such as roundabouts and flyovers to improve traffic flow. The upcoming Precinct 1 election is highlighted as a critical opportunity for voters to shape the future of the county. The conversation highlights the importance of voting and being well-informed about the candidates and their plans for the future. It emphasizes the need for effective communication with elected officials to address concerns and ensure the will of the people is heard. The discussion also addresses the importance of addressing misinformation and focusing on relevant issues rather than "beating dead horses." The hosts encourage engagement and feedback from the audience and promote community involvement through live events. Takeaways Collaboration and planning between the city and county are essential to address future growth and development. Community engagement is crucial in voicing opinions and holding elected officials accountable. Solutions such as roundabouts and flyovers can improve traffic flow and alleviate congestion. The upcoming Precinct 1 election is an important opportunity for voters to shape the future of the county. Voting is a crucial way to have a say in the future of the community. Being well-informed about the candidates and their plans is essential before casting a vote. Effective communication with elected officials is necessary to address concerns and ensure representation. Addressing misinformation and focusing on relevant issues is important for productive discussions. Engaging with the community and promoting involvement can lead to a more informed and active citizenry. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction 01:42 John Kite's Background and Experience 04:20 John Kite's Time as County Commissioner 05:19 Accomplishments as County Commissioner 08:08 Resistance to Development and Thoroughfare Plans 09:40 Influence of a Small Group 19:13 Interlocal Agreement and City Control 21:26 County Commissioners' Stance on Growth 23:05 Misinformation and Fear Tactics 25:30 Need for Collaboration and Planning 30:30 Roundabouts and Flyovers as Solutions 35:43 The Importance of Community Engagement 40:03 The Impact of Good Schools on Growth 46:37 The Need for City-County Collaboration 49:24 The Importance of the Precinct 1 Election 50:50 Importance of Voting and Being Informed 52:13 The Need for Effective Communication with Elected Officials 52:40 Addressing Misinformation and Focusing on Relevant Issues 53:39 Encouraging Engagement and Feedback 54:09 Promoting Community Involvement and Live Events The Texas Examiner is an investigative reporting audio and video podcast focused on issues and current events that affect the quality of life in Kendall County, Texas. Your hosts, Robert Saenz and Jon Tipton research and examine relevant topics to bring the viewer and listener unbiased factual information to be discussed between the hosts and their guests that will inform and educate concerned citizens.

In this conversation, The Texas Examiner interviews Chad Carpenter, County Commissioner, and Ty Wolosin, City Councilman, to discuss the challenges and considerations surrounding development and growth in Kendall County. The conversation emphasizes the importance of open dialogue and collaboration between the city and county to address issues such as inter-local agreements, mobility, water supply, and property rights. The guests encourage community involvement and urge constituents to communicate their concerns and ideas to their elected officials. The conversation highlights the need for strategic planning and thoughtful decision-making to ensure the long-term sustainability and well-being of the community. Takeaways Open dialogue and collaboration between the city and county are crucial for addressing the challenges of development and growth. Community involvement and communication with elected officials are essential for expressing concerns and ideas. Strategic planning and thoughtful decision-making are necessary to ensure the long-term sustainability and well-being of the community. Balancing property rights, water supply, mobility, and conservation is a complex task that requires careful consideration and collaboration.

The community raises concerns about the composition and safety of the batteries, emergency response and firefighting challenges, tax abatement and financial considerations, community engagement and transparency, water contamination and environmental impact, light pollution and dark skies, alternative funding and community support, and lease agreements and plotting requirements. The community meeting addressed various concerns and opposition to the proposed project. Citizens expressed worries about incorporation, lack of citizen involvement, and the need to be more informed about who is buying and leasing property in the area. There were also discussions about lawsuits and controversies surrounding SK Energy, the company involved in the project. Concerns were raised about fire safety, equipment testing, and the potential for cybersecurity risks. The lack of transparency in the contract and distrust in the company were also major themes. The community showed unity and determination to fight against the project, while supporters of the project also voiced their opinions. The meeting also touched on issues related to tax abatement, water usage, zoning, and the decision-making process of the county commissioner's court.

Do the arms and ammunition sent to the Ukraine to aid in their efforts against Russia actually make it to the troops on the ground? This episode of The Texas Examiner explores the world of international arms dealing. The hosts interview an experienced arms dealer, referred to as Costa, who shares insights into the industry. They discuss the process of becoming an arms dealer, the legalities and paperwork involved, and the risks and dangers associated with the business. The conversation also touches on controversies and scandals in arms dealing, government involvement, and the challenges faced by those in the industry. The episode concludes with a discussion on the endless cycle of arms dealing and its impact on global conflicts. To read more about Costa and International Arms Dealing: https://www.amazon.com/Criminological-Biography-Routledge-Studies-Society/dp/1032189029/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2IZDLM0EZ5RSV&keywords=criminological+biography+of+an+international+arms+dealer&qid=1706271740&sprefix=criminological+biography+of+an+international+arms+dealer%2Caps%2C126&sr=8-1 Chapters 00:00 Introduction to International Arms Dealing 03:29 Getting Involved in Arms Dealing 10:57 The Paperwork and Legalities of Arms Dealing 16:35 The Risks and Dangers of Arms Dealing 25:29 Government Involvement in Arms Dealing 34:02 Controversies and Scandals in Arms Dealing 41:02 The Challenges of Becoming an Arms Dealer 47:06 International Arms Dealing Market 52:23 The Endless Cycle of Arms Dealing The Texas Examiner is an investigative reporting audio and video podcast focused on issues and current events that affect the quality of life in Kendall County, Texas. Your hosts, Robert Saenz and Jon Tipton research and examine relevant topics to bring the viewer and listener unbiased factual information to be discussed between the hosts and their guests that will inform and educate concerned citizens.

The conversation explores topics such as pro-life vs. pro-choice, the influence of the good old boy network, motivations for running for office, increasing civic engagement, political shifts in Kendall County, the rise of independents and libertarians, the complexity of abortion views within parties, differentiating between Republicans and Democrats, the identity crisis in America, the importance of family and community involvement, working together across party lines, creating unity and respectful dialogue, challenges within the Democratic and Republican parties, finding common ground and working towards shared values, the impact of fringe groups and media influence, balancing legislation and individual liberty, navigating differences within the Republican Party, term limits and age restrictions, and the need for fresh ideas and diversity in government. The conversation concludes with a reminder to the audience about accessing contact information for the guests and the importance of sharing the podcast. The chapter ends with gratitude towards the guests and an invitation for engagement. The final chapter announcement is made for an upcoming podcast debate in Kendall County. Takeaways Political parties are not monolithic, and there is diversity of opinion within each party. Increasing civic engagement and getting more people involved in politics is a shared goal. The rise of independents and libertarians reflects a desire for alternative options outside of the two-party system. Abortion is a complex issue with varying beliefs within parties. Finding common ground and respectful dialogue is crucial for effective governance. Term limits and age restrictions can be considered to bring fresh ideas and prevent stagnation in government.

The conversation features representatives from the Republican, Democratic, and Libertarian parties discussing important issues in Kendall County. The discussion focuses on fiscal conservatism, government spending, healthcare, shrinking the size of government, local budgets, fear of running for office, lack of candidates, and apathy. The participants emphasize the need for more involvement in local politics and the importance of voting based on individual beliefs rather than party lines. They also discuss the challenges faced by third-party candidates and the barriers to entry in the political system. Please visit our social media pages and give us a ‘Like”, “Follow”, “Share”, and click the “Notification/Bell” X: ⁠⁠https://twitter.com/TexasExaminer⁠⁠ Instagram: ⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/thetexasexaminer/⁠⁠ TikTok: ⁠⁠https://www.tiktok.com/@thetexasexaminer⁠⁠ FaceBook: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/TheTexasExaminer ⁠ View or listen to our shows via one of the providers below: Rumble: ⁠⁠https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-texas-examiner⁠⁠ YouTube: ⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLJvNQrMEaklMrLT8l8GzIA⁠⁠ iHeart: ⁠⁠https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-texas-examiner-135960741/⁠⁠ Spotify: Follow ⁠⁠THE TEXAS EXAMINER⁠⁠ on Amazon Music and get new episodes when they become available. #KendallCountyTX #BoerneTX #comforttx #waringtx #kendaliatx #bergheimtx #sisterdaletx

In this episode we explore “Front Line Justice” and discuss the role of Justice of the Peace; how the many duties they perform and responsibilities they have directly impact you, the constituent. Please join us as we welcome Ms. Teri Nunley, former Justice of the Peace, representing Precinct 1, and current Justice Dave Neighbor of Precinct 2 to discuss the role and responsibilities of a justice of the peace. We provide a historical overview of the office, including its origins in Texas and the changes it has undergone over the years. The justices of the peace explain their daily duties, which include handling traffic cases, criminal cases punishable by fines, and civil cases. We also discuss the challenges they face, such as managing a heavy workload and dealing with emotional cases like evictions and truancy. The conversation touches on the importance of community involvement and the need for term limits and rotation of justices of the peace to bring fresh perspectives and prevent career politicians from dominating the office. In this conversation, the guests discuss various aspects of the Justice of the Peace (JP) role in Kendall County. They cover topics such as the county budget and salaries, the importance of JPs in the community, case studies involving juvenile offenders, preventing crime and accidents, reconstituting Project CARE, individualized solutions for cases, creative approaches to juvenile offenders, the role of mentors in a child's life, the importance of community support, addressing truancy issues, investigating deaths and suspicious cases, and the overall role of JPs in the county. The Texas Examiner is an investigative reporting audio and video podcast focused on issues and current events that affect the quality of life in the Texas Hill Country. Your hosts, Robert Saenz and Jon Tipton research and examine relevant topics to bring the viewer and listener unbiased factual information to be discussed between the hosts and their guests that will inform and educate concerned citizens. Please visit our social media pages and give us a ‘Like”, “Follow”, “Share”, and click the “Notification/Bell” X: ⁠⁠https://twitter.com/TexasExaminer⁠⁠ Instagram: ⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/thetexasexaminer/⁠⁠ TikTok: ⁠⁠https://www.tiktok.com/@thetexasexaminer⁠⁠ FaceBook: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/TheTexasExaminer ⁠ View or listen to our shows via one of the providers below: Rumble: ⁠⁠https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-texas-examiner⁠⁠ YouTube: ⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLJvNQrMEaklMrLT8l8GzIA⁠⁠ iHeart: ⁠⁠https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-texas-examiner-135960741/⁠⁠ Spotify: Follow ⁠⁠THE TEXAS EXAMINER⁠⁠ on Amazon Music and get new episodes when they become available. The following links will allow you to view court proceedings for the respective precincts: JP PCT. 1 - Not Available JP PCT. 2: https://www.co.kendall.tx.us/page/jp2_homepage JP PCT. 3 - Not Available JP PCT. 4 - Not Available #KendallCountyTX #BoerneTX #comforttx #waringtx #kendaliatx #bergheimtx #sisterdaletx

On this episode, Robert and Jon welcome MS. Brenda Bell, Kendall County Health Inspector, and Ms. Kera Dutton from the Kendall County Texas A&M Extension Office to discuss a variety of topics concerning your health. Both offices provide inspection and training services to the greater Kendall County community that most do not realize exist, or if they do, they don't know exactly what they do and why it is so important to our community. Tune in and be assured that when you eat at one of our fine local establishments, that Brenda and Kera have made sure the establishment conforms to strict health standards! The Texas Examiner is an investigative reporting audio and video podcast focused on issues and current events that affect the quality of life in Kendall County, Texas. Your hosts, Robert Saenz and Jon Tipton research and examine relevant topics to bring the viewer and listener unbiased factual information to be discussed between the hosts and their guests that will inform and educate concerned citizens.

From the Hip | Political Transparency New Episodes every Thursday morning at 7:00 AM. The Texas Examiner is an investigative reporting audio and video podcast focused on issues and current events that affect the quality of life in Kendall County, Texas. Your hosts, Robert Saenz and Jon Tipton research and examine relevant topics to bring the viewer and listener unbiased factual information to be discussed between the hosts and their guests that will inform and educate concerned citizens.

On this weeks episode we visit with Chief Steve Perez of the Boerne Police Department and Dave Parent a criminal defense attorney, a retired law enforcement officer, and talented musician. We discuss criminal trends in Kendall County, how they see the future of law enforcement and the criminal justice system, and how law enforcement and criminal defense attorney's work together to ensure justice is served.

Episode Three | Married to a Politician where you get to see and hear all about life being married to an elected official from Debbie Chapman, Commissioner Richard Chapman's spouse. We also learn about Commissioner Chapman's current and projected projects for Precinct 3, what happens behind closed doors during commissioners court (executive sessions), and Commissioner Chapman's announcement for his bid for a last full term. The Texas Examiner is an investigative reporting audio and video podcast focused on issues and current events that affect the quality of life in Kendall County, Texas. Your hosts, Robert Saenz and Jon Tipton research and examine relevant topics to bring the viewer and listener unbiased factual information to be discussed between the hosts and their guests that will inform and educate concerned citizens.

Just a peek at our upcoming "Episode Three | Married to a Politician" where you get to see and hear all about life being married to an elected official from Debbie Chapman, Commissioner Richard Chapman's spouse. We also learn about Commissioner Chapman's current and projected projects for Precinct 3, what happens behind closed doors during commissioners court (executive sessions), and Commissioner Chapman's announcement for his bid for a second term.

Join us as we discuss the intricacies of being moderators of Kendall County's largest Facebook groups. Joining Robert and Jon on this episode is Eddie Vogt of "Boerne Breaking News" and Linda Rukavina of "Boerne Area Citizen's for Accurate Information, the two largest Facebook groups in Kendall County. We discuss the in's and out's, the ups and downs, who is banned and who gets to stay, politics, social issues, and the impetus behind why they continue to serve in their respective roles. The Texas Examiner is an investigative reporting audio and video podcast focused on issues and current events that affect the quality of life in Kendall County, Texas. Your hosts, Robert Saenz and Jon Tipton research and examine relevant topics to bring the viewer and listener unbiased factual information to be discussed between the hosts and their guests that will inform and educate concerned citizens.

During the past 5 days there has been a rash of deer being shot from along major roadways in Kendall County. This illegal and extremely dangerous activity puts you, your family, your livestock, and your property at great risk.

Dr Melissa Deuter of Sigma Mental Health Urgent Care alongside Texas Singer Songwriter James Pardo on this episode of The Texas Examiner podcast and discuss the challenges and stigmas surrounding child abuse, neglect, suicidal ideation, generational differences, and much more….Follow us on social media @TheTexasExaminer and here on YouTube for more exciting episodes of The Texas Examiner - Kendall County Edition.

Happy Veterans Day Kendall County! In this episode we meet two of our local heroes and discuss what Veterans Day means to them, politics, "cancel culture" casualties, veteran services, standup comedy, and so much more! The Texas Examiner is an investigative reporting audio and video podcast focused on issues and current events that affect the quality of life in Kendall County, Texas. Your hosts, Robert Saenz and Jon Tipton research and examine relevant topics to bring the viewer and listener unbiased factual information to be discussed between the hosts and their guests that will inform and educate concerned citizens.