By A Texas Reader
Sent: Monday, May 26, 2025 at 02:28:08 PM EDT
Subject: Knee grow Former Texas Southern University's law school dean of admissions given 8-year prison sentence
N.S.: kprc covered up the sex crime. Commenter John Fisher wrote aptly, of Rene's extortion and $177,000 fine,
https://www.pressreader.com/usa/houston-chronicle/20250523/281513642070321
"Right, paying back over a hundred thousand dollars is like asking a criminal not to cut off an ankle monitor"
Note, too, that although kprc operative Ahmed Humble asserted that the nation of islam man "will be spending nearly a decade behind bars," Ahmed Humble was lying. No black man convicted on state charges spends nearly as much time in stir as that he's been sentenced to. Edward Wayne Rene will spend at most four years in prison.
Seeking information on the sex crime, "sexual performance by a minor," I went to the press reader, which reprinted a houston chronicle story, "former tsu official gets 8 years in admissions scandal" (note that the headline makes Rene's crimes sound as boring as possible) which said, "Little is known about the sexual performance charge, but the Harris county district attorney's office previously told abc13 that it did not involve a minor with a connection to tsu, though Rene was an emplyee at the time."
Note, too, that although kprc operative Ahmed Humble asserted that the nation of islam man "will be spending nearly a decade behind bars," Ahmed Humble was lying. No black man convicted on state charges spends nearly as much time in stir as that he's been sentenced to. Edward Wayne Rene will spend at most four years in prison.
Seeking information on the sex crime, "sexual performance by a minor," I went to the press reader, which reprinted a houston chronicle story, "former tsu official gets 8 years in admissions scandal" (note that the headline makes Rene's crimes sound as boring as possible) which said, "Little is known about the sexual performance charge, but the Harris county district attorney's office previously told abc13 that it did not involve a minor with a connection to tsu, though Rene was an emplyee at the time."
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 | Rene acted as the school's chief enrollment officer and was employed as the law school's Assistant Dean of Admissions since 1999, according to the school's website. www.click2houston.com |
"Bowtie brigade" member(active).
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