Political Illusions of the Cajun Mafia

drastic measures during breakups. A former boyfriend of Ms. B alleges that Ms. B attempted to burn his
house down. Another former boyfriend of Ms. B alleges that Ms. B damaged his car.
The CPDA learned of Ms. B and Lilton Chesson relationship. Ms. B gave the CPDA a statement
that Lilton was on the private balcony patio of his home in 2008. The patio is accessible from the master
bedroom but also has glass door by the stairs to the second floor. Lilton was smoking a cigarette on the
master bedroom balcony with underwear on. The CPDA used that information to allege some sort of
crime occurred with the 6-year-old. The child was not on the patio nor was the child in the master
bedroom. In fact, the child’s statement was that it was never seen anything.
The CPDA presented the matter to the Grand Jury and charged indecent behavior with a juvenile.
Grand Jury meetings are presented by the CPDA with little evidence and very suggestive wording. It is
rumored that Cynthia Killingsworth presided over the Grand Jury proceeding. Due to the seriousness of
the nature of the allegations and due to the CPDA ability to manipulate the meeting the Grand Jury
responded with a true bill and Lilton was indicted. The vast majority of all matters with the CPDA that
suggest a child was harmed statistically receive a true bill.
Chesson had an annual Christmas Party for his family, friends, clients, associates and other
community members. Approximately 1,500 people are invited every year. The party reoccurs annually
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on the first Friday of December every year. In 2009, it was the 12P
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The day of Chesson’s 12P
P Annual Christmas Party the American Press newspaper published the
article that stated, “Lilton Chesson was indicted on a charge of indecent behavior with a juvenile. Lilton
Chesson, 65; Chesson allegedly had sexual contact with a 6-year-old child Aug. 3, 2008.” Due to the
media, newspaper, nature of the allegations, and the large Christmas Party the press and public opinion
was able to convict Lilton regardless of the facts.
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