TODO: First sentence is the direct answer to the headline. No hooks, no scene-setting. This investigation was conducted by the Objective Wire investigative team using public records obtained under the Texas Public Information Act.
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TODO: Primary Keyword | What the Records Show
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TODO: Status, next steps, pending hearings, or unresolved questions. For related Austin coverage, see the Austin investigations hub.
This story was reported by Jack Brennan, investigative reporter at Objective Wire.
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