Did the Late Gina Hutchinson Ever Stand a Chance Against Nxivm’s Keith Raniere?

Gina Hutchinson was 33 when she died.

Ed. Note: The investigation into the death of Gina Hutchinson is far from over. It is unclear if she committed suicide on her own volition, or whether she was proactively assisted by Keith Raniere and several of his Nxivm harem members. It is also possible that she was murdered. Shivani writes in gripping language to the effect that whatever the ostensible cause of death was – Gina had little chance to escape the dire evil influence of the monster. It is especially poignant because Shivani also was a victim of sexual abuse herself,  

By Shivani

Was Gina Hutchinson being gaslighted or subjected to peer pressure from certain members of Nxivm’s “inner circle,” because she had expressed doubts about Keith Raniere’s behavior?

Do you think Gina could have said something to anyone involved with Keith’s “sexual deceptiveness,” which could have made her to be viewed as a liability?

Hadn’t Gina tried to move on and away from the group? Was she being emotionally and mentally messed with by members of Raniere’s clique, or by Raniere personally, before she died?

Could this have become intensified because she had been deemed to be uncooperative and was not supporting the tall tales, the lies, anymore? Did Gina look like trouble to the group? Or maybe to Raniere himself?

After all, he knew what he had been up to with Gina, way back when he first began harming her.

People in cults have their own personal problems and motives, to say the least. Was anyone feeling jealous of Gina? Who might have thought of her as a threat?

If Gina might have begun to tell the truth about how Raniere actually behaved, as opposed to how everyone WANTED his image to be perceived, could she have been abused, gaslighted or forced into silence?

Did Gina ever have a chance to process what Raniere had subjected her to, emotionally, sexually, mentally, ever since he first took sexual advantage of her as a young teen? He had invaded her very being, and she was too young to get through this kind of abuse. It takes time, education, help.

She might never have had the chance, especially if Raniere and his cronies kept insisting “everything is right with Raniere (and ”us”) and “therefore, Gina, you are the one who is mistaken, unenlightened, wrong, wrong, wrong.”

Just like Kristin Snyder was made to feel wrong, to feel outside of the group agendas, was this being done to Gina too?

You never really get over sexual abuse but it’s especially tough when one is young when it begins to happen. There is not enough maturity yet to begin to handle the damage. Most who are abused blame themselves! It is a terrible burden, sometimes it’s never going to be “okay” again.

It takes tremendous work, sustained effort, to even begin.

When sexual abuse is one’s very first so-called “sexual experience”, this is hard to overcome. I know, from personal experience.

Raniere got at Gina repeatedly and got her to accept his disguised evil intentions, by psychological influences, and by disguising his motivations with all kinds of mystical bullshit, magical thinking. You can learn to live with experiences, to no longer feel so overwhelmed, to make room for the pain inside, but it’s part of you for the rest of your life.

It looks as though Gina could not get free of the lethal influences, not enough to begin to recover or see that Raniere was sheer evil. It seems as if Gina was still in the stage of blaming herself, not yet able to recognize Raniere for what he is.

And, of course, there would be no honesty, no realism, no help for Gina, not from Raniere or his crew. Everyone was invested in his/their own fiction.

The diary note from Gina appears to indicate she was restraining herself and experiencing an inner struggle, as if she would like to unburden herself about how she thought Raniere was really “operating” but knew that she would not be heard or acknowledged at all.

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Mitch Garrity
Mitch Garrity
4 years ago

Is it necessary to always refer to Heidi’s sister as The Late Gina Hutchinson”?

I sincerely mean no disrespect but it’s gotten to the point every time I read it I hear the narration of Dan Akroyd or Jack Webb from Dragnet. Remember the movie and The Virgin Connie Swail?

Heidi Hutchinson
Heidi Hutchinson
4 years ago

Shivani, many, many thanks for taking the time and effort to compose this. I only wish I could do Gina justice as well. Blessings!

Peaches
Peaches
4 years ago

Clare Bronfman joined Nxivm in the year 2003. Sure is funny how the “killings”/ suicide started upon her arrival. ” I’ve had people killed for my beliefs” KR. I think what he meant to say was, I’ve had Clare Bronfman kill for me.

Heidi Hutchinson
Heidi Hutchinson
4 years ago
Reply to  Peaches

Thanks, Peaches, but I don’t think Clare or Sara Bronfman directly had anything to do with Gina’s death.

The Bronfman sisters (and, initially, apparently both their parents) were being courted or recruited into NXIVM in the late summer of 2002 — when Gina moved back to Clifton Park after her sojourns to India and the Far East with the Karmapa.

I believe the Bronfman’s officially joined NXIVM by September 2002, just weeks before Gina’s death.

The Bronfman’s may have motivated her murder in the sense that bc Gina knew too much she presented a threat to the initial group of grifters — anxious to protect their newfound Bronfman booty — however none of the Bronfman’s likely knew of Gina and, I believe, Keith wanted to ensure they never would.

Gina did know Anna Fox, daughter of former Mexican President and Salinas puppet, Vincente Fox.

I know this bc Gina excitedly told me about Anna at least a year prior to her death. In fact, Anna inspired Gina to work for a couple of weeks in some field picking strawberries with Mexican immigrants to “understand” the plight of migrant farm workers in the U.S.

If Gina’s death was a big money “hit” orchestrated by Raniere and/or harem member(s), it was more likely carried out by the Salinas-run Sinoloan drug cartel than the Bronfman’s.

Gina was being gaslighted and groomed to commit suicide from at least the mid-nineties, per her journal and the (so far, publicly muted) testimony of Kristin Keeffe.

It’s possible Keith (and/or Nancy) lost patience with her indecision on the brink of the big Bronfman heist and took matters into their own hands to S her the FU.

WTF ?? Indefinite delay for sentencing of Raniere ??
WTF ?? Indefinite delay for sentencing of Raniere ??
4 years ago

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His work to expose and take down NXIVM is featured in books like “Captive” by Catherine Oxenberg, “Scarred” by Sarah Edmonson, “The Program” by Toni Natalie, and “NXIVM. La Secta Que Sedujo al Poder en México” by Juan Alberto Vasquez.

Parlato has been prominently featured on HBO’s docuseries “The Vow” and was the lead investigator and coordinating producer for Investigation Discovery’s “The Lost Women of NXIVM.” Parlato was also credited in the Starz docuseries "Seduced" for saving 'slave' women from being branded and escaping the sex-slave cult known as DOS.

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Parlato appeared on the Nancy Grace Show, Beyond the Headlines with Gretchen Carlson, Dr. Oz, American Greed, Dateline NBC, and NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt, where Parlato conducted the first-ever interview with Keith Raniere after his arrest. This was ironic, as many credit Parlato as one of the primary architects of his arrest and the cratering of the cult he founded.

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