Frank Parlato

What a cast of characters we have in the wrongful conviction of Jerry Sandusky. All the supposed good guys were the bad guys in this story.

This is the next post in our series on Ares Milligan, formerly Ayries Blanck, AKA Cassidy, AKA Diana.

In my opinion, Judge John Cleland takes the cake for the most corrupt and biased judge. This prosecutor in black robes is the only judge I have ever heard of who conducted a secret court meeting, with no court reporter, hidden from the public and not in his courtroom.

Netflix’s “Orgasm Inc: The Story of OneTaste” focuses on the San Francisco company that sold classes and held events on sexuality and wellness for adults on weekends in event spaces. Netflix calls its 2022 film a true crime documentary.

On November 7, 2011, the Pennsylvania Attorney General filed an indictment alleging retired Penn State football coach Jerry Sandusky had sexually abused ten boys over the past 14 years. All the accusers were men at the time of the indictment. Eight showed up at the grand jury (and trial), but two ne

In 2012, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania falsely convicted Jerry Sandusky as part of a panic-frenzy that required the sacrifice of an innocent man. The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania conducted itself much like the Province of Massachusetts Bay did in 1692 when they burned witches.

Here is another distinguished individual who has studied the Sandusky case and has written to Frank Report to give his opinion: Jerry Sandusky is innocent and deserves a new trial!

In the thickets of Brooklyn, where real crimes go undetected, the US Attorney for the Eastern District of New York, Breon Peace, indicted two San Francisco women – the founder of OneTaste, Nicole Daedone, and her former sales manager, Rachel Cherwitz, for forced labor conspiracy.

After a five-year investigation by the FBI, the US Attorney for the Eastern District of NY (Brooklyn) filed an indictment charging the founder of OneTaste, Nicole Daedone, and a former employee of the San Francisco company, Rachel Cherwitz, in a one-count indictment in April 2023.

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People often say Jerry Sandusky must be guilty, because there were so many accusers.

As we continue our evaluation of Keith Raniere’s 2255 motion to vacate his conviction based on ineffective assistance of counsel, we turn to another failure he alleges his counsel made: