Chicago Family Court Horrors
The episode delves into the alleged failures of Chicago’s family court system, focusing on Dr. David Finn’s custody evaluations and the massive financial and emotional toll on parents like George Kostakis. Kostakis recounts a decade‑long battle costing over $150,000 in legal, therapeutic, and evaluator fees, with claims that due process was ignored and evidence of abuse dismissed. Critics argue that Finn’s use of the controversial parental alienation theory often favors wealthier parents and undermines legitimate abuse allegations. The discussion highlights systemic issues of profit‑driven practices, lack of transparency, and the devastating impact on children’s safety and parental rights.
Hales Admits Danesh Collaboration – VIDEO
In this episode, journalist Luthman discusses how he was targeted by coordinated mass‑reporting attacks—known as brigading—on his YouTube channel by Jeremy Hales and Dinesh Neshirvan, who used bots and fake accounts to trigger copyright, harassment, and pornography claims. He explains...
Did Connecticut Cross the Line?
In this episode of The Unknown, hosts Michael Volpe and Richard Luthman dissect the recent conviction of Connecticut blogger Paul Boyne for cyberstalking, focusing on the legal distinction between protected speech and "true threats" under the First Amendment. They argue...
BREAKING: Paul Boyne Guilty on ALL COUNTS
A Connecticut jury convicted journalist Paul Boyne on all counts of first‑degree and electronic stalking for a series of blog posts criticizing state judges. Prosecutors argued the posts formed a course of conduct intended to intimidate the judiciary, while the...