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Dolcefino Consulting Highlights Commissioner Matt Gray's Lawsuit Going to Trial

Dock Line Magazine

September 4, 2026 · 1 min read

Dolcefino Consulting Highlights Commissioner Matt Gray's Lawsuit Going to Trial

Montgomery County, Texas — Houston investigator Wayne Dolcefino released a video this morning putting a spotlight on a Montgomery County lawsuit that's been working its way toward trial for more than a year, one filed by Pct. 4 Commissioner Matt Gray himself

Dolcefino’s video details the relationships between government officials and Dolcefino describes the atmosphere as a “cozy courthouse”. 

To provide external verification of these claims, Dock Line has sourced the court records. The court files are public, with the trial set to start in ten days.

The Court Records

Case No. 25-07-10523 was filed July 1, 2025 in the 457th District Court. Matt and Amanda Gray are the plaintiffs, suing individually and on behalf of their minor son. Richard and Jessica Sisney are the defendants, sued individually and on behalf of their minor son; and the Sisney child is named as a defendant in his own right.

Court records show the Sisneys countersued on July 28, 2025, and moved that same day to transfer the case out of Montgomery County. GWR Webster LLC, doing business as Great Wolf Lodge, was brought in as a third-party defendant, won summary judgment in March, and was severed out of the case in April.

Judge Vince Santini is presiding. Pre-trial conference is the September 9th, 2026. Jury trial is set for September 14th, 2026.

The Dolcefino Accusations

Dolcefino says the underlying incident was a fight between the two boys at the Great Wolf Lodge water park in Webster, and he raises questions about Gray's conduct there and about how the case landed in the 457th. 

These “cozy relationships” are all allegations. Specifically, Gray has not publicly responded to them and none of them have been decided in court.

Dolcefino also specifically makes mention of the September 3rd Commissioner's Court of Montgomery County, where Commissioner Gray made a motion to declare October 2026 as National Bullying Prevention Month. 

Follow-Up

As the story involves multiple elected officials and fierce allegations by Dolcefino Consulting, Dock Line Magazine will continue to follow the story and provide follow-up information.