Category: Journalism
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The Man Behind The Brochure
Ken Jowdy’s official biography shines like a new driver beneath the Cabo sun. Diamante calls him the visionary who personally directed financing, construction and operations while assembling a golf kingdom…
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The Sirens Follow Eric Sanders
Eric Sanders has made ethics the centerpiece of his public brand. He arrives before the cameras as a civil-rights crusader, condemning misconduct, retaliation and institutional abuse. But Sanders’ own documented…
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Judicial Pinball Explodes
Richard Luthmann’s supplemental recusal filing just turned Luthmann v. Hanks into a courthouse legitimacy test. The filing says Judge Emily Morales-Minerva should step aside because the case now involves a…
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Maddrey Accuser’s Lawyer Exposed
The Jeffrey Maddrey scandal is not the clean NYPD morality play the media wants to sell. Former Lt. Quathisha Epps, the administrative officer who became the department’s highest-paid employee, sits…
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Federal Prison Pandora’s Box
Philip Kenner’s compassionate-release battle may force the Eastern District of New York to confront years of alleged cancer-related medical delay, interrupted treatment protocols, and a larger prosecutorial scandal hiding behind…
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Common Sense Democrats? More Like Crime Scene Democrats
Brian Laline wanted to explain Kamala Harris’s 2024 faceplant and sell Democrats a fantasy comeback under the label “Common Sense Democrats.” Richard Luthmann says the autopsy is already finished. Democrats…
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CBS Radio News Signs Off
CBS News Radio signing off is not just another media-industry footnote. It is the sound of old America unplugging itself from the wall. For nearly a century, CBS Radio carried…
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Scandal in the Age of Exposure
You would think the Deflategate franchise would have smartened up by now. Nope. The New England Patriots — a team already branded by Spygate, Deflategate, and the Aaron Hernandez nightmare…
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CharityWatch Loses Tax-Free Collar?
CharityWatch built its brand by judging charities, grading nonprofits, and telling donors who deserves trust. Now the watchdog is under the microscope. After publishing a May 1 article tying Richard…
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Defamation Wars Erupt – VIDEO
Three lawsuits. Three different standards. One exploding legal battlefield. On The Unknown Podcast, Michael Volpe and Richard Luthmann break down the collision between journalism, politics, and the First Amendment. From…
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Don’t Get Fooled By Brian Laline
Richard Luthmann isn’t buying Brian Laline’s latest meltdown—and neither should you. In a blistering takedown, Luthmann dismantles the Staten Island editor’s claim that Donald Trump is mentally declining over a…
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FBI Lets Gold Scammer Walk
The feds had a fraud case gift-wrapped — and they traded it for a headline. That’s the explosive claim at the center of the James D. Clark saga, where a…
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Benny the Blade Battles Everybody
Battista “Benny the Blade” Geritano, a known Gambino associate, continues to fight his 2013 Brooklyn bar stabbing conviction. His newly compiled Evidence Book exposes missing video, conflicting witness statements, grand…
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Frank Rose Fought Back
(WASHINGTON, D.C.) – Frank A. Rose was trusted with America’s nuclear arsenal. Cleared by the FBI. Confirmed by the Senate. Appointed by President Biden. Then, almost overnight, he was politically…
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New York Courts Judicial Pinball
New York’s courts are playing judicial pinball with Richard Luthmann’s politically explosive collections case. What began as a straightforward $86,000 legal fee dispute from 2017 has morphed into a three-year…
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Brian Laline’s Subversion Narrative Exposed
For 50 years, Brian Laline played the role of neutral newsman. This week, the mask finally slipped. In a hysterical “Letter from the Editor,” Laline peddled a subversion fantasy—branding Donald…
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Dominion or Doom
The question wasn’t shouted. It didn’t need to be. In the White House briefing room Tuesday, Cara Castronuova asked President Donald Trump whether he would speak directly to Nicolás Maduro…
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The Fix Was In Tonawanda
A former district attorney accused of child sexual abuse. A small-town judge with deep professional ties to that same DA. And an accuser rotting in jail—without bail, without a hearing,…
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Fear By Subscription: Staten Island DA Targets Journalist
A Staten Island district attorney subscribed to a journalist’s newsletter, read it for months, then called the police and claimed fear for his life. That is not satire. It is…
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The Deal Was Immunity: The Oakland Bribery Case, Part 1
Federal prosecutors say the Oakland bribery case exposes City Hall corruption. The evidence tells a different story. The entire indictment leans on one man: Mario Juarez, a witness facing massive…