What we will learn in reading this deposition and the next story on Eric Jordan's deposition is that tax payer money paid a sitting Assistant D.A., in charge of Creek County, working under Wagoner County D.A. Jack Thorpe, to protect an accused child molester/County Commissioner James Hanning with Eric Jordan never charging the Commissioner a single cent, while all parties involved were trying to railroad an innocent man on fake gun charges to prevent him from defending his property in the lawsuit aimed at stealing his property and giving it to County Commissioner James Hanning who had been caught embezzling from the partnership.

What we will learn in reading this deposition and the next story on Eric Jordan's deposition is that tax payer money paid a sitting Assistant D.A., in charge of Creek County, working under Wagoner County D.A. Jack Thorpe, to protect an accused child molester/County Commissioner James Hanning with Eric Jordan never charging the Commissioner a single cent, while all parties involved were trying to railroad an innocent man on fake gun charges to prevent him from defending his property in the lawsuit aimed at stealing his property and giving it to County Commissioner James Hanning who had been caught embezzling from the partnership.

What we will learn in reading this deposition and the next story on Eric Jordan's deposition is that tax payer money paid a sitting Assistant D.A., in charge of Creek County, working under Wagoner County D.A. Jack Thorpe, to protect an accused child molester/County Commissioner James Hanning with Eric Jordan never charging the Commissioner a single cent, while all parties involved were trying to railroad an innocent man on fake gun charges to prevent him from defending his property in the lawsuit aimed at stealing his property and giving it to County Commissioner James Hanning who had been caught embezzling from the partnership.

We have written about the Tyler Paulsen story many times as it was a case in progress the last seven years. A young Paulsen was dating the daughter of a Wagoner County Commissioner, one James Hanning, and wound up investing in real estate with Hanning. Hanning had invested around $40,000 in properties into the partnership and Paulsen had invested around a half million dollars in properties. A few years later Hanning got caught embezzling from the partnership, sending Lowes purchases to his house for his remodel instead of the rental properties. Once caught Hanning demanded $180,000 to be bought out, claiming his sweat equity was responsible for the increase over the $40,000 he had actually invested.

What we will learn in reading this deposition and the next story on Eric Jordan's deposition is that tax payer money paid a sitting Assistant D.A., in charge of Creek County, working under Wagoner County D.A. Jack Thorpe, to protect an accused child molester/County Commissioner James Hanning with Eric Jordan never charging the Commissioner a single cent, while all parties involved were trying to railroad an innocent man on fake gun charges to prevent him from defending his property in the lawsuit aimed at stealing his property and giving it to County Commissioner James Hanning who had been caught embezzling from the partnership.