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Grand Jury Rejects Felony Case Against Ex-DA John Flynn’s Accuser
The grand jury would not indict Ryan Flynn. Now only a misdemeanor remains against the man who accused ex-DA John Flynn of child abuse.
The grand jury would not indict Ryan Flynn. Now only a misdemeanor remains against the man who accused ex-DA John Flynn of child abuse.
People are coming forward from within the mind-control group of Keith Raniere .
On June 2, 2017, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office’s Trial and Appeal Board determined that Keith Raniere does not own the patent that he claims he owned – and that he says is his invention of teleconferencing.
Frank Report will be continuously updating its blueprint of alleged crimes by the Bronfman-Raniere corrupt organization. Our new additions in any given post will be in red.
It has been said that Keith Raniere exerts some kind of psychological control over Clare Bronfman , Nancy Salzman , Emiliano Salinas , Kathy Russell , Marianna Fernandez , Loreta Garza , Allison Mack , Lauren Salzman , Steve Ose , Ben Meyers and others.
Open letter to various law enforcement officials including Acting U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of New York, Grant Jaquith, Esq., FBI Special Agent Vadim Thomas, IRS Special Agent Shantelle P. Kitchen, Eric T. Schneiderman, New York State Attorney General, Karen A Heggen, Saratoga County D
Case 1 :03-cv-00976-GLS-DRH Document 35 Filed 08/29/03
The following domain names are believed to be registered by Keith Raniere associates such as James Del Negro, Nancy Salzman, Pam Cafritz, and Jness. (Robbie Chiappone and Steve Ose originally registered many of these names).
This is just a preliminary list of the lawsuits that Raniere – and his various minions and companies – have been involved in over the years. But Vanguard has been involved in more than 30 lawsuits and in later posts, we will show how and why he lost almost every one….
A commenter, who uses the name John Elsomre, has this to say:
An anonymous commenter going under the moniker “ Law Enforcement Isn’t Reading Blogs” wrote:
