By Kristin Keeffe

On July 10, 2023, retired FBI Agent J. Richard Kiper, a consultant for Keith Raniere’s legal team, emailed his former boss , the Director of the FBI Christopher Wray. It is not known if Diector Wray responded to Kiper.

Disclaimer: The tale before you is “Faction,” a curious blend of fact and fiction, reminiscent of your toilet’s unpredictable aftermath following a rather daring taco night. Some elements may be rooted in reality, while others have been exaggerated, dramatized, or completely pulled out of the u-bend

MADISON CT: Chris Ambrose is fighting in CT Family Court to stop his three teenage children from being with their mother and force them to live with him.

The supporters of Keith Raniere dropped a boring and insipid trailer on YouTube for their upcoming documentary “Con Job: US vs. Raniere.” Frank Report published the transcript.

In Great Britain, the Labour Party’s Shadow Minister for Domestic Violence and Safeguarding , Jess Phillips, compared parental alienation in family court to scandals in Rotherham and the Catholic Church.

“Our court system works best when it reflects the diversity, experience, and understanding of the people it serves,” Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont said in a press release announcing Thomas J. O’Neill’s appointment to the judiciary in March.

Disclaimer: This story is a work of fiction. It contains material that is not suitable for everyone. By comparing family law attorneys to cannibals, the story should not be interpreted as promoting family court.

Anonymous supporters of Keith Raniere have dropped a trailer on YouTube for an upcoming documentary “Con Job: US vs. Raniere.”

The documentary Con Job: United States vs. Raniere , produced by a person or persons unknown, is not available for public viewing.

Alexander Cuda with a potential mark.

The recent collaboration between the Connecticut Judicial Branch and the Connecticut Bar Association [CBA] Family Law Section might appear to hold promise. But there is tension between family law attorneys and judges in CT.

I’ve received comments and emails from “Patriot God,” who claims to be a member of the Ku Klux Klan. The following are excerpts, edited for intelligibility from a recent email, in which he complains about my decision not to publish a letter to the editor he submitted.

If one removes racist and anti-Semitic comments and calls for violence, whether satirical, protected speech, or cyberstalking, it become easy to see that the Family Court Circus made some excellent points. Here is an article taken from two from the blog, sanitized of offensive terms, edited for styl

Some person or persons have published a new website called ConJobMovie.com, to promote an upcoming “investigative documentary” called “Con Job: United States vs. Raniere.”

High-Stakes Showdown

In a recent post, Bronfman Sisters’ Crucial Role: The Financial Backbone of Yellow NXIVM at the Heart of the Lawsuit, Frank Report discussed two sisters who caused so much harm to so many.

Disclaimer: The characters, events, and situations depicted in this narrative are fictional, and any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or real events is coincidental.

Among the seven remaining defendants, the federal civil lawsuit, Edmondson v Raniere continues mainly against Seagram’s heiresses, NXIVM leaders Clare and Sara Bronfman, and NXIVM founder Keith Raniere.

As the 70 plaintiffs in Edmondson v Raniere wait for a ruling from US District Judge Eric Komitee on five of the eight defendants’ motions to dismiss, they voluntarily dismissed all claims against one of the defendants.

India Oxenberg, 32, has launched a podcast called “Still Learning.”

Matthew Ambrose, 16, lives with his maternal grandfather in Rhode Island. From infancy until he was 13, he lived with his mother, Karen Riordan, a certified special education teacher, and his siblings, Mia (16), and Sawyer (13).

In Part 3 of their video series on ‘Friendship,’ the Dossier Project answers the question: “Can men and women be ‘just friends’?”

Disclaimer: The Following is Fiction

Frank Report is proud to introduce a new column by Connecticut native Midge Renault.