Ambrose Outs Himself With Two Comments in Dumb Freudian Slip

A couple of comments perplexed me. They were comments on the story How Selfish Father Isolated Three Children Using CT Family Court.
Chris Ambrose knows how the marketplace works whether it is the food market in the town center, the stock market on Wall Street, or the child market in CT Family Court.
The first comment came in at 8:11 pm.
Anonymous:
“I find it strange that she expected any other reaction than what she got. Driving onto his property and honking her horn on Easter, when the guy has been getting threats on his life from the family circus blog? And this woman knew that, in fact, she ran to that blog and told her anti-Semite, racist buddy there her story right away.
“Plus, it’s not like she lived 5 minutes away. She had to drive 45 minutes, both ways, to drop off a little chocolate. Ever heard of mail? She clearly did it to harass Chris and gain the approval of her best friend Karen and is just playing “poor little innocent me”. I’m not buying it, and I daresay nobody else is either.”
Then there was a second anonymous comment at 9:41 pm
Anonymous wrote, “Why did you not publish my comments regarding the fear for my safety? Interesting.”
I did not understand at first. Not publish the comment regarding “the fear for my safety”?
Frank Parlato
I wrote, “What comment about the fear of your safety? Who are you?”
Then I found the earlier comment he referenced.
Is This Anonymous?
Chris Ambrose knows how the marketplace works whether it is the food market in the town center, the stock market on Wall Street, or the child market in CT Family Court.
Anonymous
Frank Parlato
Then I figured it out. The 8:11 comment referred to Chris in the third person. The 9:41 comment referred to Chris in the first person.
Anonymous, at 8:11 pm, wrote: “The guy has been getting threats on his life.”
The guy?
Then Anonymous, at 9:41 pm, wrote: “Why did you not publish my comments regarding the fear for my safety? Interesting.”
“My safety”?
Yes, it is interesting. I would call it a Freudian slip. The guy getting threats is Chris Ambrose, and he slipped when he wrote “Why did you not publish my comments regarding the fear for my safety?”
“My safety.”
It made me consider writing a comment to Chris. Then I thought I’d write it to him as a post.
So here it is, Chris. Remember, this is a blog. You do not have to come to this website and read it. Apparently, you do, however.
So, if you happen to volunteer to come on this website, here is what I have to say:
Why don’t you work things out with your ex-wife and make your children happy? It is easy to do. You know damn well your kids yearn to see their mother, and you know she is good for them. You could work something amicable out if you met her halfway. If the case is over, then the time for common sense has arrived.
You’re an intelligent man. Karen is also intelligent. I do not believe she alienated them from you. Your kids desire to spend time with her. You cannot obliviate this truth no matter what you write. No matter how much money you spend.
Your continued effort to isolate them from her is what is alienating them. You could have a great relationship with your children. Let them know you care enough about their happiness that you let them be with their mother.
How can a mother ever stop trying to be with her children and vice versa? If you have an earnest desire to work out things for the happiness of your children, I will be glad to help.
Instead of threatening me, why not try diplomacy? You can feel free to write me at [email protected]. Anything you send me in this regard, I will consider off the record.
If you try to make your children happy, I know life will improve for you. Your depression will vanish. You will make your children joyful again. You will feel lighter than you’ve felt in years. They need their mother. Your bad luck will end.
Chris, it will reap enormous rewards for you in life now and later.




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Fact Check: Private Prison Investment Adviser Is NOT Verified Identity On Twitter
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Apr 25, 2022 by: Sarah Thompson
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Is there a successful self-made billionaire prison investor offering tips and advice to Twitter followers about how to get rich buying private prisons? No, that's not verified: The @prisoninvestor1 account of “Dallas Liam” uses inflammatory tweets to get attention, but does not appear to be a verifiable real person who is investing in private prisons. There is also no record of “Prisons for America LLC,” which Dallas Liam is purportedly the chairman of. The only results in online searches are mentions pointing back to the @prisoninvestor Twitter account.
A thread was posted on Twitter (archived here as an unrolled thread) by @prisoninvestor1 on April 17, 2022. Screenshots of the tweets have been posted on Facebook. One example is this post, published on April 17, 2022. It contains 10 screenshots of the tweets in that thread and one image of a prison facility. The Facebook post was captioned:
This makes my blood boil, that smile I had in my last post is gone! I speak on this all the time yet we keep saying reform police, how about we throw away the WHOLE system and start over. The police are just the slave catchers…nothing has changed just been redesigned. @realnathandaley I'm ready to have that conversation.
When I say we are used as commodity and disposal…that's EXACTLY what I mean.
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(Image source: Facebook screenshot taken on Mon Apr 25 17:43:18 2022 UTC)
The profile picture on the Dallas Liam @prisoninvestor1 account is a computer-generated face, like the StyleGAN faces found at thispersondoesnotexist.com. The profile image is a perfect square and the eyes of the StyleGAN face are aligned within the square in the anticipated position of the StyleGAN features. Another giveaway that this is a computer-generated face are the asymmetrical and incomplete frames of the eyeglasses.
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(Image source: Leads Stories composite from Twitter screenshots taken on Mon Apr 25 19:39:20 2022 UTC)
Previously the @prisoninvestor1 account (archived here on April 30, 2021) used a photo of Ryan Bundy, the son of rancher Cliven Bundy for a profile picture. The photo matches an image of Bundy used in a 2018 article in reviewjournal.com. At the time the @prisoninvestor1 tweets were archived in 2021, the account was posting tweets that were similar, if not identical, to the tweets being posted in 2022. The image below shows the identical tweet posted in April of 2021 and 2022. The thread from 2021 was featured in an April 29, 2021, article on thestonkmarket.com.
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(Image source: Lead Stories composite of archive.org and Twitter screenshots taken on Mon Apr 25 19:53:38 2022 UTC)
One of the tweets featured in the Facebook post mentioned above contains an image. A reverse image search identified this as the Karnes County Texas Detention Facility, as seen here on the website of The GEO Group, which bought the facility in January 1998. In the tweet with that photo, @prisoninvestor wrote that they purchased the Eagle Nest facility in 2008:
I purchased the Eagle Nest Facility in 2008. Total cost was $30 million with 25% down ($7.5 million). The facility has 1,200 beds implying a cost per bed of only $25,000 (building a new prison is in excess of $150k per bed).
The Maverick County Detention Center in Eagle Pass, Texas was purchased by The GEO Group in 2017. It is located near the border with Mexico and is about three hours away from the Karnes County Detention Facility on the outskirts of San Antonio. But @prisoninvestor1 claimed in the tweet that they purchased the “Eagle Nest Facility,” not Eagle Pass. A careful reading of the 2021 stonkmarket.com article shows the claimed purchase was of an Eagle Pass facility:
According to Dallas he purchased the Eagle Pass facility for only $25,000 per bed with a 25% down payment.
'I purchased the Eagle Pass Facility in 2008. Total cost was $30 million with 25% down ($7.5 million). The facility has 1,200 beds implying a cost per bed of only $25,000 (building a new prison is in excess of $150k per bed).'
In an April 20, 2022, tweet (archived here) @prisoninvestor1 posted two images. Lead Stories used Google's reverse image search to identify them. The photo of the house on the left appears in the Library of Congress photo collection, captioned, “Mulberry, U.S. Route 521, Camden, Kershaw County, SC.” The other photo shows Lieber Correctional Institution in Ridgeville, South Carolina. The photo of the prison appears in an article in thetimes.co.uk. These two sites in South Carolina are located about a one-hour, 40-minute drive from each other — they are not on the same land. The tweet's impossible narrative reads:
My great great great grand daddy was a large plantation owner in South Carolina. This is a picture of the house he lived in. He operated a massive cotton farm. The house doesn't exist anymore. But we built a state of an art prison on the land. He would be very proud right now.
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(Image source: Twitter screenshot taken on Mon Apr 25 22:37:24 2022 UTC)
Lead Stories reached out to The GEO Group by email on April 25, 2022, and will update this article as appropriate if a response is received.
Lead Stories also reached out to the Twitter account of @prisoninvestor1 through direct message. They did respond, but did not offer a means to verify their identity, and said, “I shield my identity so I don't get hunted and killed by my haters.” They also said that they did not do the interview that appears on frankreport.com, that it is fake, and that a post on Reddit was also not by them, but someone who stole their content “for clout on Reddit.”
https://leadstories.com/hoax-alert/2022/04/fact-check-private-prison-investment-adviser-is-not-verified-identity.html