Category: Courts
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Frankly Furious Councilman Morano – VIDEO
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The cameras were rolling, the coffee was strong, and the gloves were off. When Staten Island Councilman Frank Morano joined journalists Richard Luthmann and Michael Volpe on The Unknown Podcast,…
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SCUMBAG SAMARITANO STRIKES AGAIN
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Jason “Jay” Samaritano is back where he belongs: under arrest. The self-styled “family court advocate” was busted again in New Jersey, adding another charge to a criminal history that already…
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The Bully Hunter Fraud: Mr. James McGibney’s Pay-To-Erase Extortion Machine
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James McGibney sold himself as the internet’s moral avenger—a Marine-turned-cyber–crime fighter who slayed digital predators with a keyboard and a TV crew. But behind the polished “Dr. McGibney” brand sits…
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Frankenseat Showdown Splits Staten Island
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The NY-11 redistricting lawsuit has exploded into a political loyalty test for Staten Island. Borough President Vito Fossella is leading the charge against Democrat operative Marc Elias’s “Frankenseat” map, which…
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Coal Kings and Fall Guys: The Real Story Behind Oakland’s Bribery Case
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Oakland’s political earthquake didn’t start with a bribe. It started with coal. Federal prosecutors claim Mayor Sheng Thao and recycling titan David Duong joined a $170,000 bribery scheme, but the…
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Democrat Lawfare Seeks NY-11 Frankenseat
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New York’s last Republican stronghold is under attack. Marc Elias, the Democrats’ lawfare kingpin, has launched a “Frankenstein” redistricting coup to hack Staten Island’s NY-11 into partisan pieces and bury…
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Malliotakis Map Massacre: Hochul’s War Puts NYC GOP on the Brink
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Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul has declared “this is a war” over redistricting, and the first target is New York City’s last Republican stronghold: Rep. Nicole Malliotakis’s NY-11 seat. With Marc…
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Stench of Staten ICARD Shakedown
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Journalist Richard Luthmann fired a legal broadside at NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch and NYC Corporation Counsel Muriel Goode-Trufant—cc’ing Mayor-Elect Zohran Mamdani—demanding the “withdrawal and expungement” of a July 2025 felony…
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Blood Ballots and Bans: The Unknown Podcast Blows Up Episode 63
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Episode 63 of The Unknown Podcast detonates like political dynamite. Co-hosts Michael Volpe and Richard Luthmann tear through election chaos, neo-Nazi spectacle, Big Tech censorship, and a 400-page legal meltdown…
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McMahon’s Puppets Caught Acting!
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In Staten Island’s latest act of political theater, Democratic Judge Raymond Rodriguez and Republican boss Michael Tannousis are pretending to feud — a carefully staged brawl orchestrated by District Attorney…
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The FEDS’ Perfect Victim: Why a Man Who Never Lost a Dime Cried Fraud to the FBI
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Bernhard Fritsch built a company that could have changed social media. Danny Guy made sure it didn’t. The German inventor’s platform, StarClub, was poised to revolutionize influencer monetization when Guy…
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A Modern Day Lufthansa Heist
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Bernhard Fritsch, once hailed as a visionary who beat Apple to digital music, has pulled off what some call the “modern Lufthansa Heist.” On Monday, Judge Dale S. Fischer handed…
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GERMAN GENIUS GHOSTS THE FEDS
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Bernhard Fritsch, the German-born tech entrepreneur once hailed as a digital visionary, has done what few defendants ever do—vanished beyond the reach of the U.S. justice system. Convicted of wire…
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Kiss My Black Ass: Oregon Bureaucrats Gone Rogue!
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The Oregon Board of Psychology is facing national outrage—and possible personal liability—after targeting family-court reformer Jill Jones-Soderman during the Jewish High Holy Days and ejecting Black journalist Rick LaRivière from…
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A&E’s James McGibney: Hero or Hoax Artist?
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A&E’s “Bully Hunter” star James McGibney markets himself as a fearless Marine-turned-cyber-avenger. But behind the polished promos lies a trail of controversy: disputed military records, an academic “Dr.” title miscast…
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Federal Rats Rewarded: New Fed Sentencing Rules Suck Up to Snitches
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The U.S. Sentencing Commission just dropped a bombshell: starting November 1, 2025, the only way to shave time off a federal sentence is by becoming a government informant. Gone are…
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Boardroom to Bedroom Horror: Did He Give Her Cancer?
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A Washington, D.C. courtroom is about to test the boundaries of medicine, law, and credibility. Retired CEO Dan M. Blaylock, 70, accuses his former partner, attorney and ex–White House counsel…
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Judgment Day For Judge Michael Aloise
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Justice Michael B. Aloise is staring down his own judgment day. The Queens Supreme Court judge turns 70 this year, triggering New York’s mandatory retirement rule. But Aloise wants to…
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TikTok Terror Crumbles as Accountability Backfires
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TikTok influencer Danesh Noshirvan, once hailed as a crusader for “accountability,” is now facing accountability of his own. A federal judge sanctioned his lawyer, rebuking Noshirvan’s courtroom conduct and enabling…
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The Lone Juror Who Hung the State
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A lone juror stood against the state. While eleven peers accepted the evidence and the judge’s instructions, one refused to convict. He believed the law was unjust, the punishment excessive,…