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The State of New Hampshire Needs To Clean Up Its Act

August 29, 2025November 11, 2023 Claire Best

According to his LinkedIn Profile, Donald Sullivan worked as an “Independent Compliance Overseer” for St. Paul’s School, Concord New Hampshire from January 2021 to October 2023. The AG of New Hampshire and St. Paul’s School also have him listed in this position for the same period of time. A September 2018 settlement agreement between the … Read more

Who is David Vicinanzo, Lead Attorney for the Victims of Youth Detention Center Abuse?

September 5, 2023 Op-Ed

David Vicinanzo defends government corruption and represents survivors of government corruption. Currently, he is a lead attorney, bringing over 1000 civil suits against the State of New Hampshire and its Youth Detention Center for decades of cover-ups of child abuse that happened under state care.

China, Women’s Rights, and the #MeToo Cabal

September 20, 2024July 30, 2023 Claire Best

Right after the George Floyd protests, Alexander Prout posted a Tweet with a letter demanding reparations for black students at St, Paul’s School. He asked people to sign the letter. An alum posted under it that it was tied to China.

Are NH Courts Involved in Hiding Sex Trafficking, Sex Abuse by Their Own?

July 9, 2023July 9, 2023 Skip

Apropos ABA Rule 8.4, I have cited court corruption before. I have brought it up with the AG’s office, with DA Paul Halvorsen of Merrimack County and it has been brought up and is in the record with the United States Senate Judicial Committee as well. In fact, it is part of the reason why former NH AG Michael Delaney was forced to withdraw his application as a judge to the First Circuit Court of Appeals.

False Rape Accusers Beware: Defamation Suit Against Jane DOE & Yale University Can Proceed

September 20, 2024June 29, 2023 Claire Best

It all started in 2015, and it has taken almost eight years for Saifullah Khan, a former Yale student and an Afghan refugee whose family fled the Taliban, to see a glimmer of hope for justice.

New Hampshire’s Child Abuse and Censorship Problem in a Nutshell

September 20, 2024June 26, 2023 Claire Best

If you want to sum up New Hampshire’s child abuse and censorship problem in a nutshell, look no further than this from 2012 about the election of Stacie Laughton. You will notice that the link to Stacie’s interview with the Nashua Telegraph has now been removed – at whose orders?

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John DOE v Nixon Peabody/Russ Rilee – Important Information for You To Have

June 17, 2023 Op-Ed

Dear John Formella – With regard to the lawsuit between John Doe #95 and Nixon Peabody/Russ Rilee and Chuck Douglas. I believe you should know the following.

Why NHPR Journalists Need To Worry About Censorship, Protecting the 4th Estate, and Getting Replaced by “Influencers”

June 3, 2023 Op-Ed

Journalism has often been referred to as the Fourth Estate — critical to keeping the three branches of Government in check. But what happens when a State’s public interest journalists are no longer empowered to keep the three branches of Government in check? When they are replaced by “influencers” who act as agents for law enforcement?

Part 2: To Our ‘Grok Friends in the NH Legislature – Do You Know What Your DCYF Is Doing? Or Rather, NOT Doing?

June 1, 2023 Skip

OK, Part 1 is almost standard fare – a government agency (municipality, school district, water district, regional planning commission) decides that they don’t have to answer to Citizens – that we exist for their benefit and aims and it sucks to be us when we keep trying to remind them that the original intent was … Read more

To Our ‘Grok Friends in the NH Legislature – Do You Know What Your DCYF Is Doing? Or Rather, NOT Doing?

June 1, 2023June 1, 2023 Skip

Part 1. And this first post is the least egregious but exemplifies the growing attitude of Executive Branch Departments and other subdivisions of the State that they are “above” the Law and can toss it aside. That’s what this post is about. However, I have a second one that will go up later this evening … Read more

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When the AG’s Office Overlooks Inquiries Regarding Public Integrity

March 25, 2025May 25, 2023 Op-Ed

Dear Governor Sununu and AG John Formella, the Office of Public Integrity, and Merrimack County DA Paul Halvorsen. I believe you all recall the findings of the FRM Ponzi Scheme Report referencing the failures of the AG’s office under Michael Delaney as well as a reference to a Ponzi scheme that was ignored. I would … Read more

Crime, Racketeering, And Kickbacks

March 25, 2025May 23, 2023 Claire Best

I have written before regarding former Concord Police Detective Julie Curtin, but seeing that she just gave testimony in a criminal trial: State v Jessica Warren, I am compelled to do so. It is my belief that former Concord Police Detective Julie Curtin, who I understand is now with Epping Police Department and worked in … Read more

What About Amanda Grady Sexton’s Conflicts of Interest?

April 22, 2023 Op-Ed

Dear James Kennedy and the Office of Public Integrity for the State of New Hampshire, I noticed the below article on conflicts of interest for members of the City of Concord Council. I also looked at New Hampshire State Law requirements for lobbyists.

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