Frank Parlato

We have glad tidings. James “Dr” McGibney — America’s Most Confused Man — has announced, with great fanfare, that he is producing a NXIVM docuseries .

Danesh Noshirvan casts himself as an unchecked arbiter of “accountability.” But who, then, holds the self-appointed monitors accountable? This series does not argue for censorship — it argues for oversight, sunlight, and consequences for the vigilantes who believe they answer to no one. In examining

Christopher Ambrose, a suspended attorney and former Hollywood TV writer, has always sought to control the narrative. In Connecticut family court, where secrecy is the rule, not the exception, and court-appointed “experts” can be bought by the hour, he always succeeded.

Roberts Blames Media for License Revocation

In its documentary, Bully Hunter, A&E presented viewers with a children’s fairy tale: a Marine-turned-cyber-expert named Dr. James McGibney, hunting the darkest creatures of the internet.

Mack Dismissed From Case

Dr. Richard A. Gardner helped clear the way for profit incentives in custody litigation. He was a psychiatrist who invented “parental alienation syndrome.”

In a recent interview on Reality Life with Kate Casey , Nancy Salzman said of Keith Raniere:

OAKLAND, Calif. — On the final full day of the Biden administration, federal prosecutors unsealed an indictment charging Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao and recycling executives David and Andy Duong with bribery and conspiracy.

James “Bully Hunter” McGibney likes to say the Marines made him into the “scorched earth” defender he is now, hunting bullies across the world. The Marine Corps taught him how to fight online.

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It was sometime in 1988, when Keith Raniere took an IQ test. He was 27.