TRUTH ON THE AVENUE 7000 SANGER DELINQUENT TAXES AND JERRY DYER (again)

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Mugshot of a man wearing mouse ear headbands, labeled as a member of Seth Sutton's Red Mouse Club.

Here is the info on the Delinquent Taxes on the building at 7000 Sanger, currently known as TRUTH ON THE AVENUE, and another piece of land that Jerry Dyer was touting as “affordable housing”.

If you don’t remember Jerry Dwyer, you may remember Seth Sutton and his 5 buds who opened a bar, befriended a guy fresh out of prison (they thought) helped him get his FACEBOOK PAGE up and running, then they named their club the RED MOUSE CLUB. Yes, Jerry was a MOUSEKETEER.

A man with a beard wearing Mickey Mouse ears, posing confidently in a suit, with a desk and papers visible in the background. The text below reads 'President of the Red Mouse Loser's Club'.

A man wearing mouse ears and a vest is sitting on a white motorcycle in a parking lot, surrounded by parked trucks, with text overlay about a trial not mentioning cocaine.

A Delinquent Tax Statement Summary for Versatile Developments LLC detailing unpaid property taxes, amounts due, payment deadlines, and potential consequences for non-payment.

Abstract of Judgment document detailing the court case between The City of Waco, Texas and Versatile Developments, LLC, including judgment amounts and balances owed as of July 31, 2026.

Official public records document with the title 'Filed and Recorded', including the signature of J.A. 'Andy' Harwell, County Clerk of McLennan County, Texas. The document is marked as 'Unofficial Copy.'

Judgment document for cause number 2025-2748-3 in the District Court of McLennan County, Texas, detailing parties involved in a legal case between The City of Waco, Texas, and Versatile Developments, LLC, including co-plaintiffs and defendants.
Judgment document from the 74th District Court of McLennan County, Texas, involving The City of Waco and Versatile Developments, LLC regarding municipal liens.
Document detailing property amounts due for Tract 1 and Tract 2, including breakdowns of dues to the City of Waco, Waco Independent School District, County of McLennan, and additional fees. Lists assessed names, property addresses, and total amounts due as of July 2026.

Legal document detailing a court order regarding property located in McLennan County, Texas, including information about defendants, judgment on property taxes, and statutory liabilities.
Legal document detailing the foreclosure process for property tax liens, outlining responsibilities of plaintiffs and defendants and procedures for the sale of the property.
A legal document summarizing a judgment, including signatures from various attorneys and a presiding judge. It outlines attorney details for plaintiffs and intervenors related to a case in Waco, Texas.
Article discussing plans for affordable housing in North Waco neighborhood, featuring comments from Christina De La Cruz and Ricardo Banda about transforming distressed properties.
Rendering of an 18-unit apartment complex planned at 2812 N. 19th St., featuring one and two-bedroom apartments with square footage ranging from 600 to 1,100, priced at $915 and $1,240 per month respectively.
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Former Kuma, Muddle co-owner indicted in alleged thefts

rmer Kuma, Muddle co-owner indicted in alleged thefts


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Jul 30, 2015 — The former co-owner of two downtown Waco dining and drinking establishments has been indicted on felony theft charges after he reportedly .

Wolf invested in Muddle and Kuma; Priest bought Muddle from Dyer and his partner, Seth Sutton; and Shelton is a former Kuma manager, Sutton said. Sutton said Thursday he doesn’t know Silva, and his involvement in the case is not specified in court documents.

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Dyer bought out Sutton’s interest in Kuma, located in the former Treff’s Bar & Grill location, in February after Sutton, an attorney, said his busy practice and family life were becoming too much for him.

Dyer vowed to keep the business open and announced plans to changethe “concept” for the upstairs nightclub from a DJ-driven dance club with go-go dancers in cages and strobe lights and fog machines.

But three months later, Waco businessman Robert Johnson, who owns the building, shut Dyer down for good after Dyer missed an April lease payment of $7,700.

Dyer and Sutton opened Muddle in the 700 block of Austin Avenue in 2014 but sold their interests in the bar to Priest in April. 0 comments

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