Frank Parlato

Investigative journalist Michael Volpe recently wrote a story about Luigi DiRubba’s divorce and custody case.

As Keith Raniere’s various attacks on his conviction dwindle, FR will record in plain language the details of his probable last hope, and a slim one: his claim that the FBI tampered with evidence.

According to the latest motion filed by his attorney , Joseph Tully, the Department of Justice (DOJ) refuses to hand over four pieces of evidence to Keith Raniere’s defense team.

I have been Steve Pigeon’s friend for more than 20 years. In December 2021, he was charged with raping a child, perhaps the most despicable of all offenses. I believe he is innocent.

In a never before published email from Keith Raniere’s attorney Joseph Tully to Assistant United States Attorney Tanya Hajjar, we learn what discovery Raniere’s legal team was [and still is] demanding from the DOJ for its pending Rule 33 motion.

Like a third-world country.

All Democrats voted YES. All Republicans voted NO.

In a recent post, Allegations of Criminal Abuse Should Not Be Handled in Family Court – With Its Low-to-No-Evidence Rules , Joan Kloth-Zanard argues that divorcing spouses’ allegations of criminal abuse should not be handled in family court due to its low-to-no-evidence rules.

The New York State Supreme Court, Appellate Division, affirmed an earlier decision by the New York State Office of Professional Medical Conduct [OPMC] to revoke the medical license of physician Danielle Roberts.

I am not sure if this qualifies as comedy or not, but I am publishing some [hopefully] last words from Patriot God to the Frank Report and its readers.

A commenter, AI, asked: Frank, have you ever been asked to appear on Sarah’s podcast ‘A Little Bit Culty?’ If not, would you accept the offer to appear on her show?”

The comments ran 25-1 toward leaving Keith Raniere.