Frank Parlato

FR brings readers a few tidbits of NXIVM-related news.

In a recent Twitter exchange with critics, Suneel Chakravorty asked people to “look into [the Keith Raniere case] critically and debunk at least some of it.”

Margaret Sullivan, the mother arrested for texting her ex-husband to speak to her children before undergoing a life-threatening heart operation, appeared before CT Judge Neeta Vatti after being released from the hospital. In a surprising decision, Judge Vatti did not place Sullivan in custody and re

Margaret Sullivan, a mother with a restraining order barring contact with her children, found herself at the center of a controversial arrest.

Niagara Falls Mayor Robert Restaino recently announced hopeful discussions with Albany legislators regarding funding his proposed Centennial Park project.

In their latest YouTube video entitled “ ‼️UPDATES: Last Week in Review, Clarifications & What’s Next 🌟‼️,” five of the six remaining DOSsier Project women announced they have big plans, though they did not specify what they were.

Five years ago today, Keith Alan Raniere lost his physical freedom. March 25, 2018. He never had it again.

Sunny Kelley is a typical CT Family Court divorce and custody case. When I say typical, I mean typical in CT. She is the mother in family docket case FA09–4037658S Liberti v Liberti, now referenced as Doe v Roe on the judicial record. Here is her story in her own words. Later FR will explain the con

I am reminded of a Stanley Ellin story of the prison guard who put prisoners in the SHU and sometimes had to not let them take showers or trade food for showers, and turn on the lights all night so they would be tired when his double shift started.

Last week, Niagara Falls residents gathered in the city council chambers for the third public hearing on Mayor Robert Restaino’s idea for a Centennial Park.

Lauren Salzman is making a comeback, it appears.

Well, Keith Raniere proved it. He wouldn’t hurt a Fly – Toni Fly, that is.