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3 days ago · Keith Allen Raniere (/ r æ ˈ nj ɛər i /; born August 26, 1960) is an American cult leader who was convicted of a pattern of racketeering activity, including human trafficking, sex offenses and fraud.
Discussing NXIVM, the New York Capital Region-based group that sold expensive seminars of dubious value. The group was founded by so-called "Vanguard" Keith Raniere. The organization is commonly called a "cult," and has been termed a "racketeering enterprise" by the U.S. government.
6 days ago · In February of 2004, Yusko reported on the death of Nxivm student Kristin Marie Snyder. Snyder disappeared in Anchorage during her second 16-day intensive course. She left a note in her truck ...
May 27, 2024 · Key Takeaways: Nxivm, a self-help group, turned into a scandalous organization accused of illegal activities, exposing the dangers of manipulative groups and leading to the closure of its operations. The downfall of Nxivm, its leader’s lengthy prison sentence, and the ongoing public interest highlight the lasting impact of the organization ...
May 20, 2024 · And Sarah Edmondson was a key witness in this federal case against NXIVM leader, Keith Raniere. She and others showed incredible courage by speaking out about NXIVM and the abuses they suffered by the leaders of the group. During my interview with Sarah, she recounts her personal journey from 12-year-member to deciding to become a whistleblower.
1 day ago · One of the most disturbing parts of NXIVM was a secret sorority of specially selected women. They were branded with Raniere’s initials as part of the initiation and constituted his harem. Sarah got entangled in this private group and, after leaving NXIVM, had the brand removed. Leaving and Avoiding Cult Involvement
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Discussing NXIVM, the New York Capital Region-based group that sold expensive seminars of dubious value. The group was founded by so-called "Vanguard" Keith Raniere. The organization is commonly called a "cult," and has been termed a "racketeering enterprise" by the U.S. government.
