Documentary Comparison

Sworn Statements vs. Documentary Evidence

Point-by-point analysis of affidavit claims against hotel receipts, Cash App records, and court documents

Last updated: August 26, 2026

11 Statements Contradicted by Documents
4 Hotel Folios Proving Family Travel
50+ Cash App Transactions

Affidavit signed March 19, 2024 contains multiple statements contradicted by documentary evidence. Hotel receipts show "4 guests" on trips she claimed the father "disappeared" with the children.

The Affidavit

On March 19, 2024, Elizabeth Alvarado signed a sworn affidavit in Cause No. 202417675. The affidavit is a public court record on file with the Harris County District Clerk. This page sets the statements made in that affidavit beside documents from the same period. It does not allege a crime and does not assert that any statement was made knowingly.

The affidavit was notarized by attorney Laci Rendon, who four months later signed and filed the Certificate of Last Known Address in the same cause. Notarizing an affidavit is a separate act from signing the certificate, and nothing on this page is directed at the notarization. The civil suit in Cause No. 2025-95850 separately alleges that the address listed in the certificate was incorrect; those allegations are denied and have not been adjudicated.

Analysis Affidavit of Elizabeth Alvarado, sworn 19 March 2024, filed 20 March 2024 in Cause No. 202417675, set beside contemporaneous documents

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She Knew His Real Address

Court Record — December 27, 2023

Cause No. 2023-53496 — Elizabeth Alvarado requests service of citation on Scott Allen Willis at:

a named street address in New Orleans, Louisiana

The street address is omitted here; it is a residence and the request is a public court record that anyone may read at the District Clerk. The point is not which street it was, but that a specific New Orleans address was on file in December 2023. Seven months later, a Certificate of Last Known Address was filed in the other cause naming a decade-old, misspelled Houston address.

If she knew his New Orleans address, why did her attorney certify a 10-year-old address?

Analysis Affidavit of Elizabeth Alvarado, sworn 19 March 2024, filed 20 March 2024 in Cause No. 202417675, set beside contemporaneous documents

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"The father disappeared for 9 months with my children"

Sworn Statement

"I am concerned about the safety and welfare of my children... the father of my children disappeared for 9 months with my children."

Documentary Evidence

HotelDatesGuests
TownePlace Suites BaytownJune 16-19, 20234 Guests
TownePlace Suites BaytownJune 30 - July 2, 20234 Guests
Aloft New OrleansJuly 14-16, 20234 Guests
TownePlace Suites HoustonSept 27 - Oct 1, 20234 Guests
4 Guests = Father + Mother + 2 Children. She was on these trips.

Note: The same TownePlace Suites Baytown where they frequently stayed together is where she later ambushed him to take the children.

Analysis Affidavit of Elizabeth Alvarado, sworn 19 March 2024, filed 20 March 2024 in Cause No. 202417675, set beside contemporaneous documents

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"He threatening to kill the children"

Sworn Statement

"The phone conversation led to him threatening to kill the children and told me I had to choose between him or my family."

Documentary Evidence

Evidence TypeStatus
Police report at time of alleged threatNone
Protective order filedNone
Text messages documenting threatNone
Any contemporaneous documentationNone
First mention: Nearly one year later, in a custody lawsuit. She continued vacationing with him after.

Analysis Affidavit of Elizabeth Alvarado, sworn 19 March 2024, filed 20 March 2024 in Cause No. 202417675, set beside contemporaneous documents

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"Scott blocked me... I went weeks without talking to my children"

Sworn Statement

"Scott blocked me from my son's phone so I couldn't call. I went weeks without talking to my children."

Documentary Evidence — Cash App Records

MonthScott → ElizabethElizabeth → Scott
March 2023$700
April 2023$620$608
May 2023$100 ("kids")
July 2023$375$25
September 2023$350$150
November 2023$40$250 "to see my babies"
December 2023$330$50
She paid $250 "to see my babies" — ongoing coordination, not blocking.

11 Statements Contradicted by Contemporaneous Documents

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"Disappeared for 9 months" — Hotel receipts show she was with them
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"Threatening to kill children" — Zero documentation; continued vacationing together
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"Unenrolled from school" — Formal TEA-compliant homeschool withdrawal on file
4
"Did not educate them" — No evidence; kids now "thriving" by her own words
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"Random places" — Marriott extended-stay hotels with full kitchens
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"Dangerous circumstances" — Daily swimming, family vacations
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"Exposed to drugs" — Zero evidence of any kind
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"Blocked me" — 50+ Cash App transactions prove constant contact
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"Weeks without talking" — She was staying in hotels with them
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"Kids wanted to leave" — Children didn't want to leave father
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"Scott controlled" — Elizabeth demanded double repayment

What This Page Is, and What It Is Not

This page is a comparison of documents. It is not a finding, and it is not an accusation of a crime. A complaint about the affidavit was submitted to the Harris County District Attorney's Office. On March 20, 2026 that office responded that, based on the information and evidence in the report, “no charges will be filed or additional action taken by the District Attorney's Office.” No criminal charge has been filed against any person in connection with this matter, and no court or agency has found any statement in the affidavit to be false or knowingly made. The affidavit's accuracy is contested in pending litigation and has not been adjudicated.

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