A commenter named Mary had some thoughts on high conflict cases in Connecticut. I make a few replies.

Excerpt from the novel…

Today is Clare Bronfman’s 43rd birthday.

By Fay Ray

Damon Brink has a website called Let’s Not Be Frank.

Allison Rood of California is a comedian and actor. She is also a plaintiff in the NXIVM lawsuit.

Former CT Family Court Judge Jane B. Emons was the only judge in recent years to be retired when the CT House of Representatives declined to vote on her retainment in 2018.

Maja Miljkovic is a plaintiff in a civil lawsuit where she claims NXIVM forced her to seduce a member and then marry him so she could remain in the country and work for them.

Frank Report is investigating Dr. Jessica Biren-Caverly, a psychologist specializing in suspect custody evaluation reports for the Connecticut Family Court. If she’s done a custody evaluation report for you, you may be a victim of a crime.

NXIVM lawsuit.

The lawsuit, Sarah Edmondson et al., v. Keith Raniere e t al, pits 70 plaintiffs against 15 defendants, four of whom are in prison. The lawsuit targets two deep-pocketed defendants, Sara and Clare Bronfman, the latter is in prison.

The children’s best interest.

Frank Report covers the federal civil lawsuit, Sarah Edmondson et al., v. Keith Raniere, et al.

By Eduardo Asunsolo

Frank Report is covering the federal lawsuit, Sarah Edmondson et al., against Keith Raniere et al.

Background

A reader, who I will refer to as Anne, and choose a picture that might best represent her appearance, has asked several questions about Keith Raniere in a comment for another story. I thought I would answer these in a post. Anne evidently knows NXIVM well.

MK10 portrait of Cami when she was a teen being raped by Keith Raniere.

Without my prompting, just because they had temporary access to the internet and had seen my stories, the children made desperate attempts to reach me to save them – to find out about their mother. Is she well? Is she safe?

In part #1 of “Fraud and Injustice in CT Family Court – we focused on the Ambrose case.

The divorce and custody case of Christopher Ambrose v Karen Riordan is one for the books, a template of how corruption can seep into an institution that was devised to provide justice.

By Michael Volpe

Knox Woods is a subdivision of townhomes in Half Moon, a town in Saratoga County, New York, near Clifton Park.

Won’t be shared with plaintiffs or defendants for now

I saw a completely different Camila in the texts than what was read at the trial of Keith Raniere.