Exposing the Billables of Biloxi — the RICO enterprise. An independent investigation into the machinery of municipal corruption and constitutional overreach, rigorously documented through sworn testimony, federal filings, and the public record.
Glavan abstained. The decision lies in the hands of six. Ten filings. Four jurisdictions. Three branches of state government. A petition for ouster in the name of the State of Mississippi. Nine days to the vote.
We issued a correction. They thought we were done. Then we found the $6.6M judgment, the abandoned casino, the leaked messages, and the bridge between two convicted employers.
Armed police for critics. Ordinance rewrites for friends. The man behind the Burger King. The casino that disappeared. And a deeper look into the mummy cartel.
From appointment to federal defendant in 70 days. The CIU issued an intelligence bulletin targeting a citizen for painting a wall. Same city. Same playbook.
Hotel exec. Council President. Airbnb killer. DUI. Federal defendant. His boss pled guilty to federal extortion. The empire behind the throne.
Multiple sources confirm Creel uses Xanax. FDA black box warnings. Taxpayer-funded vehicle. Ten charges total.
We tried to let her go. She came back. Sexual relationships with residents under enforcement. It's a 10-part series now.
Five laws prohibit Jerry Creel's city car. The AG calls it unlawful. The State Auditor can impound it in 5 days.
How a $350 shrimp invoice exposes a NYSE-traded utility's bribery machine. Nine federal statutes.
Tara Busby brought armed police to deliver a piece of paper. The cinematic walkthrough of June 30, 2025.
Christy LeBatard — $30K raise after vanishing, FEMA pipeline, CenterPoint shrimp boil
Where Symphonies End
The family that built Biloxi's empire of silence
Another voice breaks the silence
When the deals were made
The Gillich Way
Except it's not
The organizational blueprint
The origins of your Mayor's blood
A Standing Order to Seal dated Feb 2022 for a case created July 2025
You can control when and how this ends
The international connection
How Hank Ros controlled the engineer
A direct challenge to the machine
When one pipeline gets exposed, build another
Illegal cease and desist at arraignment
Federal lawsuit — ultra vires order, 0/11 due process
Michael LeBatard exposed
Four sworn affidavits for violations before they existed
We have been to the council meeting
Guess the Sunday Pervert
A reckoning approaches
Totally not a conflict of interest
Following the trail upstream
Morning dispatches from the front line
Lawyer or criminal, or both?
Inside the secret tribunal
Who controls the port?
The gatekeepers of the system
The money trail continues
Where the orders come from
The Building Official with his own court
The Stop Work Order Queen
The most profitable contractor in Biloxi history
Rewriting history to suit the narrative
The Sabbath Inspector
When the system runs wild
Red pill or blue pill — your last chance
$718,913.97 in 2025 alone — the Biloxi Debt Clock
The individuals directing and defending municipal overreach
Public records, sworn testimony, and federal filings
Glavan abstained. For the first time in thirteen years, on April 7, he stepped out of the room. The decision is now in the hands of six. Ten filings. Four jurisdictions. Three branches of state government. A petition for ouster in the name of the State of Mississippi. A demand letter to the Attorney General. A petition to the Mississippi Supreme Court for an out-of-district Special Judge. Nine days to the vote. Open warning to the six: do you want to be next?
Read the InvestigationWe issued a correction. They thought we were backing down. Then we found the $6.6 million judgment, the abandoned casino, the leaked messages, and a thirty-year career that bridges two convicted employers. The correction didn’t kill the story. The correction was the investigation.
Read the InvestigationArmed police for critics. Ordinance rewrites for friends. The man behind the Burger King abandoned a 30,000-square-foot casino rather than submit to a background check. Secretary of State filings prove Greg Stewart is the owner. Lori Stewart is the front. The Burger King admitted it in his own words. And on April 7, the Council votes to retroactively legalize illegal building permits — for the Council President’s own employer. Kenny Glavan must recuse.
Read the InvestigationIn 1983, the FBI designated Biloxi's law enforcement a criminal enterprise. In 2026, the new Police Chief's Criminal Intelligence Unit issued an intelligence bulletin targeting a citizen for painting a wall. From appointment to federal defendant in 70 days. Dixie Mafia. Sherry Murders. 19 Federal Counts. Same city. Same playbook.
Read the InvestigationHotel executive. Council President. Airbnb killer. DUI virtuoso. Federal defendant. Kenny Glavan runs hotels by day, runs the City Council by night, and votes to crush the competition. His boss? A disbarred attorney who pled guilty to federal extortion. The billion-dollar lawyers agree: "the lobbyists literally are the government." Now we investigate the empire behind the throne.
Read the InvestigationMultiple sources confirm Biloxi's Building Official regularly uses Xanax — a Schedule IV controlled substance with FDA black box warnings for impaired judgment, cognitive dysfunction, and unsafe motor vehicle operation. He drives a taxpayer-funded Police Interceptor home every night. The clinical profile matches the enforcement pattern. Ten charges. Zero drug testing. One question: Is the man writing your citations fit for duty?
Read the InvestigationWe tried to let her go. Someone asked us to and we obliged. Then she did it again. Sexual relationships with residents under active enforcement. A two-tiered system where some get citations and others get... inspected differently. Equal Protection has entered the chat. This is now a 10-part series.
Read the InvestigationMississippi law requires 3-inch contrasting letters on government vehicles. Jerry Creel's city car has a tiny black-on-black cursive decal you can't read from two feet away. Five independent statutes prohibit personal use of municipal vehicles. The AG calls it an unlawful donation of public funds. The State Auditor can impound it in five days. And the IRS wants to know why it's not on his W-2.
Read the InvestigationCenterPoint Energy (NYSE: CNP) paid for shrimp for the city employees who regulate its permits — then directed the creation of a fake invoice to hide it. Nine federal statutes. Money laundering. SEC books-and-records fraud. Peter Abide's conflict of interest. And nine words that explain everything.
Read the InvestigationShe sent two armed police officers to deliver a single piece of paper. A cinematic walkthrough of June 30, 2025 — from the Gulf breeze to the moment armed cops walked up the stairs while a wife trembled upstairs with two cockatiels in her arms.
Read the InvestigationHow a department director disappeared from payroll for two years, got formally replaced, came back with a $30,000 raise — and nobody asked why. Unauthorized salary increases, FEMA grant pipeline to the law firm suing us, and the CenterPoint shrimp boil cover-up.
Read the InvestigationA Standing Order to Seal dated February 7, 2022 for a case that wasn't created until July 9, 2025. Forty months in the future. The defendant from the source case confirms: "The order was forged." This is the document fabrication shaking the foundations of justice in Biloxi.
Read the InvestigationJerry Creel signed four sworn criminal affidavits claiming he "personally observed" violations. But the summons was issued the day prior. Four counts. Documented. Irrefutable.
Access FileHow Hank Ros controlled both the Star Chamber and the 'independent' engineer. Madeline Pettry admitted all communications must go through him. The cover-up exposed.
Access FileMunicipal Court Judge Apryl Ready issued an illegal cease and desist order at a criminal arraignment. Her pay is controlled by defendant Peter Abide.
Access FileFederal lawsuit against Judge Apryl Ready. Illegal cease and desist at arraignment. 0/11 due process. We recorded it all for the FBI.
Access File$718,913.97 in 2025 alone. Watch your tax dollars tick away to outside legal contractor Currie Johnson. The Biloxi Debt Clock.
Access FileWhen One Pipeline Gets Exposed, Build Another. The City of Biloxi quietly appoints a new deputy clerk from the Police Department.
Access FileAn open letter to Biloxi City Council members: You can control when and how this ends. Choose your path. We will not settle.
Access FileHave information about corruption in Biloxi? Know something about the people or events documented here? We want to hear from you. All communications are confidential.
Contact Us SecurelyGet updates when new investigations are published.
Federal Litigation
Three civil rights cases in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Mississippi
Case I
1:25-cv-00178-LG-RPM
Case II
1:25-cv-00233-LG-RPM
Case III
1:25-cv-00254-LG-RPM