Fact checking the cranks
The high-flying lifestyle of Tal, Oren, and Alon Alexander wasn’t ever about real estate. It was a calculated front for a decade of systematic abuse. For years, the so-called A-Team of luxury property brokerage used their access to the global elite to hunt. They sold a dream of Manhattan penthouses and Hamptons parties to mask … Read more
The A-Team is heading for a cage. After years of using Hamptons mansions and private jets as bait, the Alexander brothers are finally watching their curated world of high-end depravity collapse in a Manhattan federal court.The trial of Oren, Tal, and Alon Alexander is reaching its peak. After weeks of testimony, the prosecution has rested … Read more
When the facts aren’t on your side, and you’ve already been caught taking money from a plastic surgeon’s wife to run a hit job, what’s left? …If you’re Richard Luthmann, you reach for the bottom of the barrel. His latest output isn’t a legal analysis, it’s a homophobic temper tantrum designed to distract from his own failures.
A high-stakes legal battle is currently unfolding in New Haven, Connecticut, as Paul Boyne, 62, faces 18 felony counts of stalking and electronic stalking. While the case is fundamentally about the limits of protected speech versus criminal threats, a parallel battle is being fought in the court of public opinion.
Nicole Daedone is not a martyr for sexual expression. She is a convicted felon who used a pseudo-feminist wellness brand to build a labor camp. The defense claims she is a victim of a puritanical government. The evidence proves she is a human trafficker who treated her followers like disposable assets.
Frank Parlato is running a masterclass in gaslighting. By pretending a federal trial was about the “definition of meditation,” he wants you to ignore the victims who were coerced into sex work and debt bondage.
The effort to secure Jerry Sandusky’s release from the State Correctional Institution at Laurel Highlands has shifted from the courtroom to the Harrisburg Corridor. While the legal appeals have stalled, a sophisticated influence campaign is navigating the state’s executive clemency process. This corridor relies on a combination of narrative reshaping and political maneuvering designed to reach the Governor’s desk through the Board of Pardons.
Frank Parlato loves to play the role of the crusading truth-teller, the sage investigative journalist. But when you look closer you see the wrinkles and liver spots in the facade. Frank is a blogger. He has some blogs. He gets paid to blog, to come up with narratives to whitewash the crimes of the wealthy … Read more
Cortney Kotzian didn’t just play victim on TikTok; she weaponized the Omaha Police Department to do her dirty work. Now, the bill is coming due. Samuel Kimbril, the man Kotzian tried to bury under a mountain of fabricated digital evidence and leaked police files, is taking her to court this March to collect for the life she tried to dismantle.
Frank Parlato wants you to believe he is an investigative journalist. He is not. He is a high-priced mouthpiece for people caught on camera doing the indefensible. His latest target is whistleblower Danesh Noshirvan, but the “permanent victory” Parlato just toasted with his wealthy clients has already gone up in smoke.