***UPDATE: After receiving almost 100,000 views toMonteFrank.com, as of earlier this morning on September 17, 2015, a selection of online photos and videos have been removed by some of the individuals mentioned in this article.  We are unsure as to the reason why this content was removed, but we are updating our readers with the archived content as to the reasons that are still unknown regarding the removal of photo and video evidence. Let us remind our readers that this was all publicly available content on the internet.

Avielle Rose Richman apparently was one of the 26 children and educators killed on December 14th, 2012.  According to The Avielle Foundation’s Facebook page, the foundation was founded December 14th, 2012, the very same day Avielle was supposedly murdered.  The Avielle Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to preventing violence through brain health research and fostering community.

As responsible parents and scientists, when Jeremy Richman and Jennifer Hensel were confronted with the reality that their 6 year old daughter Avielle was killed in the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School, as scientists they wanted answers as to what would lead a person to commit such brutal acts of violence.

Jeremy Richman is a researcher at the pharmaceutical company Boehringer Ingelheim.  Jennifer Hensel, his wife, with a different last name, is a medical writer with her own company.  The foundation was a method to harness their skills and to channel their grief.  After its inception, The Avielle Foundation aimed to raise $5 million within its first year of operation.

Richman and Hensel have made several television appearances to promote fundraising for their foundation.  Richman and Hensel also appeared at the Sandy Hook Promise press conference, to further promote their fundraising efforts.

In almost every photo provided to the public, Avielle is pictured alone. There appears to be only a small handful of photos with Avielle and Richman/Hensel together.  While rushing to promote a mental health and gun control agenda, Jeremy was careless in covering his tracks.  Through providing an undated photo to Associated Press in order to deceive the public, Jeremy Richman’s goal is to try to fool caring and compassionate people into donating to his personal causes such as gun control.

Jeremy Richman has collected donations from multiple businesses and pharmaceutical companies based on false pretenses.  These companies include: Russo Partners LLC, Crazy Mountain Brewing Company, IVY Funds, Vectra Bank Colorado, Amazon Smile, Arena Pharmaceuticals, Mutual Security Credit Union of Danbury, Connecticut Credit Union Charitable Foundation, Speedway Children’s Charities, Ameriprise Financial,  and countless other private citizens, who in good faith donated to Jeremy Richman’s brain research and gun control efforts.

A December 14, 2012 article in the NY Times outlines the story of Curtis and Michelle Urbina, whose daughter attended Sandy Hook Elementary School.  Curtis and Michelle Urbina (Michelle Beth Harris) – of 5 Camelot Crescent, Sandy Hook, Connecticut loaned out their daughter to Jeremy Richman and Jennifer Hensel for a treasonous and disgraceful purpose.

The following video shows Richman and Hensel holding a photo of their “daughter” Lenie Urbina/ aka Avielle Richman (pictured by herself) at a Sandy Hook Promise event:

Here are several photos of Lenie Urbina/Avielle Richman at the 2013 Super Bowl, alive and well:

Several photo albums have been uncovered that were posted by Lenie’s Uncle, Ken Harris (Michelle Urbina’s brother.)  Ken was eager to reconnect with his sister after 40 years, according to the following video:

***UPDATE- After publishing this article and receiving almost 100,000 views to MonteFrank.com, Ken Harris removed the following YouTube videos.  They were archived in advance:

Ken Harris posted several galleries of family photos to Google+.  Ken was either unaware of the privacy settings of his photos or he was unaware of the events which would take place in 2012 (several years in the future, according to post dates.)  After skilled researchers uncovered the photos, they were removed from Ken’s account.

The following video shows Ken Harris and his niece, Lenie Urbina:

Gallery- “Labor Day Weekend” (63 photos, September 5-6, 2009)

Current Gallery- “Labor Day Weekend” – Key photos have been limited here to 8 specific photos.  All photos of Lenie/Avielle have been deleted.

Gallery- “Thanksgiving 2009” – Original number of photos – 17

Current Gallery- “Thanksgiving 2009” – The entire gallery is now deleted.

Gallery- “Thanksgiving 2010” – Original number of photos – 20 (November 26, 2010)

Current Gallery- “Thanksgiving 2010” – The entire gallery is now deleted.

Gallery- “Harry’s First Birthday” – Original number of photos – 24 (November 26, 2010)

Current Gallery- “Harry’s First Birthday” – The entire gallery is now deleted.

Ken apparently is unaware of the difference between Google+ & Picasa.  He still has one photo of Lenie/Avielle on Picasa:

Watch a Curtis & Lenie Urbina Interview that did not make it onto American news stations from December 14, 2012:

The following newsletter was once available on the website of Rabbi Shaul Praver:

http://www.congadathisrael.org/

On page 14 of the newsletter, contact information is included, as well as officers of the board and committee chair persons.  Under members of the Board, Monte Frank is listed.  Under fundraiser chairperson, Curtis Urbina is listed.

The January 2013 Congregation Adath Israel newsletter links Monte Frank to Curtis Urbina, who both serve on the Board.  Curtis holds the position of fundraising chairperson:

MONTE FRANK THOUGHT THE NEWSLETTER WAS GONE FOREVER, HOWEVER IT IS AVAILABLE EXCLUSIVELY AT THE ABOVE LINK ON MONTEFRANK.COM – Monte Frank and Curtis Urbina had the newsletter and other newsletters that mention their names removed from their website and now both names are not even found on current newsletters from 2015 (the fundraising position is available):

Watch as Wolfgang Halbig confronts Monte Frank about Frank’s involvement & foreknowledge of the Sandy Hook incident, and his ties to Curtis Urbina (father of Lenie Urbina/”Avielle Richman”):

Watch as Monte Frank blatantly lies to Connecticut FOIA Commissioners at Wolfgang Halbig’s hearing:

When examining the photos below of Lenie Urbina/aka “Avielle Richman”, you will notice the unmistakable facial features:

• Hair

• Eyebrows (hook-shaped over left eye)

• Eyes

• Nose

• Teeth

• Chin

• Eye Color

• Bags under eyes

• Forehead

• Ears

• Lips

• Jawline

• Skin Tone

The Photographic Evidence:

Compare Jennifer Hensel’s hair with Avielle Richman’s hair.  It obviously does not match.  Avielle’s hair appears to closely resemble Michelle Urbina’s:

Rabbi Shaul Praver is directly involved and partially responsible for this fraud perpetrated on the American people.  His and Monte Frank’s gun control agenda based on lies has now been fully exposed:

The following domains purchased and listed below by Jeremy Richman have brought in millions of dollars for a ‘daughter’ fictitiously named “Avielle Richman”, a person who never existed, was never their daughter, and is not deceased.  She is still alive, she is not the daughter of Jeremy Richman and Jennifer Hensel, she is the living daughter of Curtis and Michelle Urbina, who have previous ties to Monte Frank.

The following blog that was supposedly created by “Avielle Richman” was filled with staged photos of Lenie Urbina and her supposed “parents” Jeremy Richman and Jennifer Hensel.  The blog was created to support the official narrative and the story of the Richman family.

The blog has been suspiciously removed, however the web page has been archived:

To maximize potential fraudulent donations the following Twitter page was set up:

To Participate In A Class Action Lawsuit Against Monte Frank and/or Jeremy Richman & Jennifer Hensel:

If you have donated to The Avielle Foundation or any other Sandy Hook charity and now feel defrauded based upon the evidence in this article, please contact[email protected] with your name, contact information, amount donated, receipt (if available), and name of fraudulent charity in which you contributed, to participate in a class action lawsuit.

You may also report The Avielle Foundation (EIN #46-1864791) directly to the IRS by calling the Tax Fraud Hotline at 1-800-829-0433 or by mail to the Internal Revenue Service, Fresno, CA 93888.