By Laura Monti

Nicole Daedone, the founder and former CEO of One Taste, dubbed the “fingering cult,” turned herself in last week to federal authorities and was arraigned in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York and released on a $1 million bond.

Correction: Incorrect Photo Used

The pushback against Catherine Kassenoff has begun in earnest. Much of it pushes the narrative that Catherine was mentally ill.

Catherine Kassenoff posted on Facebook 18 short videos of her husband yelling and acting cruel to her and the children, while Catherine, filming, remains cool.

For those who think Catherine Kassenoff’s family court story is unique or confined to the USA, listen to Millie’s story in Canada.

Jonathan Davidoff is an attorney and friend of Catherine Kassenoff. He believes she is deceased and ended her life at a medically assisted suicide facility in Switzerland on May 27.

His divorce and custody dispute cost him his job.

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By Marie White

HARRISBURG, PA – Pennsylvania lawmakers are considering legislation aimed at helping divorcing couples get help from family court judges to determine custody of their pets.

Family law attorney Constantine ‘Gus’ Dimopoulos represents Allan Kassenoff in his divorce and custody case against Catherine Kassenoff.

An unknown individual leaked two videos and two audios of Catherine Kassenoff. Today FR will publish two of them.

By Marie White

By Marie White

A subscribers-only blog JANE & JOHN Q. PUBLIC claims it has Catherine Kassenoff’s pre-death-approved material, which includes:

Greenberg Traurig [GT] announced today on Facebook that the law firm has accepted the resignation of attorney and shareholder Allan Kassneoff.

Frank Report has not confirmed whether Catherine went through with her plan of medically assisted suicide [MAS], but we learned she previously scheduled MAS in Switzerland last October, and rescheduled again in April.

Bonnie Piesse Abyss Story

Story and artwork by Marie White

Lawsuit Against Dr. Adler

FR commenter said that Catherine Kassenoff’s attorney in a recent filing told the court she is dead, writing:

The Westchester, New York divorce and custody case, Kassenoff v Kassenoff, began in 2019, and has dragged on through four judges, two court-appointed forensic custody evaluators, four court-appointed attorneys for the children, and numerous court-appointed therapists.

William T. Brando, who has been a reader of Frank Report since 2016, before the revelation of DOS, posed some questions about Keith Raniere and Pam Cafritz. One could write a whole book on this subject, but here are a few random observations.

Catherine Kassenoff announced her assisted suicide on May 27, blaming her husband Allan Kassenoff. The subsequent publicity fallout – beginning on the Frank Report – caused Allan to take a “voluntary leave of absence” from his law firm, Greenberg Traurig [GT] on June 2, according to the firm’s websi