BREAKING: Christopher Ambrose's Legal Maneuvering Secures Return of Teenagers to Connecticut Home

POLL: Did Rockland County Family Court Judge Keith Cornell Make The Right Call?

Christopher Ambrose, flanked by local police, was finally able to coerce his teenagers back to his Connecticut home. They had been fleeing since the summer because of Ambrose’s alleged abuse.

By Richard Luthmann

In a controversial move, Christopher Ambrose, playing the role of a CT divorce attorney and known for his history as a disgraced Hollywood plagiarist, effectively used law enforcement and the legal system to reclaim “possession” of his three teenage children: Mia (16), Matthew (16), and Sawyer (13).

Making the latest turn of events even more alarming, the teenagers, who had previously been on the run from their adoptive father due to accusations of serious abuse, are reportedly back under his roof in Madison, Connecticut, in a home brimming with newly installed locks, cameras, and alarm systems.

Bandy Xenobia Lee is an American psychiatrist. She is a specialist in public health approaches to violence prevention. She helped draft the United Nations chapter on "Violence Against Children," leads a project group for the World Health Organization's Violence Prevention Alliance, and has contributed to prison reform in the United States and around the world.

Dr. Bandy X. Lee, MD, is one such professional to whom the Ambrose teenagers made reports. She fears what Ambrose is capable of and knows he is “extremely dangerous.”

“I have met individuals more dangerous than Christopher Ambrose in my clinical work. Every single one of them is currently housed in a maximum-security institution.”

Now, the three teens are housed in his home.

Read the full coverage on Frank Report:

Ambrose’s Legal Mastery Secures Return of His Teenagers Amidst Abuse Claims

Rockland County Family Court Judge Keith Cornell

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