I have strong reason to Believe Exxon employees have used, among other things inside, information to heavily invest in what was thought to be the location of a proposed major company project. They apparently invested in land via a land developement corporaion that was the former U.S. Steel complex in Baytown Texas. On the other end a Liberty County councilman and father of one of the main players who is an employeee of Exxon Mobil used inside knowledge to secure strategic property owned by other employees thorugh 3rd parties. Along with others they used their positions to influence the route and actually hired and promoted people involved in owning said property. All that included removing property in one of the projected paths of the parkway from a local school district and stealing this ladies property which let them have a secured right of way to Int 10. All extremely illegal. The name of the "independant" corporations are Port Logix and Cedar Crosssing LLP. They will not publically release the names of the investors. Now the reason I really care about this is they were apparently worried about possibly being found out some day. So people that weren't financially able to invest or just didn't want to get invested do to possible conflict of interest were treated suspiciously and very harshly. Especially people that might some day be in a position to find out. That is absolutely unacceptable by any standards of business or just civil moral conduct. I along with my family were treated very suspiciously over my many years at the BOP in Baytown which I complained about over and over but no one ever heard me. Well someone has heard me now. So I respect Exxon greatly as a company and I can only say that this will be brought to the surface either by the company or us. I would rather Exxon as a company do it and we not have to spend a lot of money as 3rd parties but its gonna happen. I got involved recently with helping the other employee that had land stolen that involved the path of a Grand Parkway route change through that complex, (Sect I-2), cica 1990. The property was stolen from a family estate trust account in 2003. All fingers pointed to a racetrack owner than back to those corporations that in effect "paid off" tex dot with 1.7 million dollars to complete the new highway path by a certain date. All these items are proven and have been turned over to authorities. The companies these developement corporations represented among others were WalMart, Home Depot, Exxon Chemical, etc etc. So guys the ball is in your court. Personally I put up with to much agony over the years to let this go especially after I found out what I did helping this other person out. MOney who cares. I personally want someone/somewhere to be accountable. ATtached picture shows where row was never finished on this piece of property because it was stolen and the Texas trans commission meeting where the payoff to TexDot was openly discussed..