BREAKING: Audio: Keith Raniere Contacts Frank Parlato From Prison – Seeks Help to Show Prosecutorial Misconduct!

Keith Raniere

Nxivm leader Keith Raniere has made an audio recording from the Metropolitan Detention Center [MDC] which his followers shared with me. In the recording, he says he wants my help as he tries to have his conviction overturned just days before his sentencing.

Raniere is facing up to life in prison after he was convicted last June on seven felonies, including sex trafficking, forced labor and racketeering. He’s due to be sentenced on October 27th.

Raniere and some of his followers – “Make Justice Blind” [The “Nxivm-5,”] – say they have evidence of serious “misconduct” by prosecutors that may warrant a new trial.  They claim there has been witness intimidation, tampering of evidence, and suborning perjury – and that prosecutors lied to the court.

I have agreed to look at the evidence.

November 2017. Marianna Fernandez and Keith Raniere with their son, Kemar, in Monterrey, Mexico. Raniere’s supporters claim that he did not flee to Mexico, as prosecutors claim, to avoid jurisdiction.

I Am Not Condoning Raniere by Agreeing to Examine Evidence

I take very seriously any claim of prosecutorial misconduct, even in the case of my longtime nemesis, Keith Raniere, of whom some say I was responsible for bringing to justice.

See media and other reports on my role in bringing about the prosecution of Raniere: here and here.

I am not saying Raniere is innocent. I have accused him of being guilty.  All I have agreed to do is review evidence his supporters claim they have of prosecutorial misconduct. I will publish the results of my findings.

If I find evidence of misconduct, I will publish it and if there is no evidence I will publish that also.  That does not mean I condone Raniere or his actions. However, in a nation where prosecutorial misconduct has reached epidemic proportions, I think it is important to be concerned with due process even for those defendants who society abhors – and insist on due process even for our enemies.

I would fight for due process for even the devil himself.

Keith Raniere Recording

The audio Keith Raniere made from prison:

Keith Raniere claims prosecutorial misconduct.

Transcript of Raniere’s message:

Oh good, you know, to think it’s, it’s something that was brought to my attention a little while ago, you know, and I pondered it, and it’s interesting that Frank Parlato might wanna form an unified effort with respect to this injustice of my case.

And, you know, in some of the past podcasts, I’ve mentioned, you know, what would be best is someone who is absolutely oppositional to me coming forth and going with this, and I thought, maybe some of the opposition, or one of the opposition or person who is maybe a witness who realized that what the prosecution did was wrongful.

And I think Frank is probably the quintessential person to do this, because in so many ways we are different, in so many ways it is the opposite, so there would be no personal interest in his, if you will, creating a justice scenario where I would be off the case, so to speak, that the charges would be dropped, because he thinks I’m bad, he thinks I’m evil but this is wrong. So, a sort of a disclaimer and, you know, and I think it’d be bilateral, I’m sure he would say the same thing.

You know, he’s not condoning his view of me, the things I did, or whatever he thinks I did. I don’t condone the things, his methods, either. But that’s not what’s at issue, there’s something greater at issue. Which is an oppression that faces all of us, and an oppression that is invisible.

You know it’s interesting. Frank Parlato may be one of the few people right now in this country that has free speech. You know? He answers to no one. He has no editor to control him, he has no owner to control him, he has no political forces that say “No, this newspaper should print this narrative, and not that narrative”. So, though I may not agree with the way he uses free speech, free speech is something that is dear to our country, and maybe the last vestiges of it, or the first vestiges of it in a long time are coming up through these internet type of sites and, you know, social media and things like that.

So, if this offer is indeed so. If he is willing to go and explore the justice of this – my rights – above and beyond his opinion of me, in some ways that also changes, in a positive sense, my respect for him.

In that dimension, that’s something that is honorable, that’s something that takes guts, and that’s something that is very important in this world. So, I uphold that, and I am honored, if this is indeed what is going on.

I think it’s important that two people that are opposites, literally diametrically opposed in their opinions about each other, would unite in a greater cause which is justice. In this case, you know, the injustice that faces me. If sentencing, for example, happens, that not only says that the court condones all of this stuff, and the court may be involved.

You know, Frank, if he has free speech, would be free to go and examine the agents, examine the prosecutor, examine the judge. And the judge’s efficiency. Not so much my belief, it wouldn’t be so much personally, it would be their actions. Not so ad hominem.

So, that would be a wonderful way to go forward, and it could change the course of the this. I’m a believer of that – you know that the sentencing could be put off because of this, within a matter of weeks, because there’s an exposure of the prosecution and their wrongdoing. Every prosecutor in the United States would be affected in a positive way. We would bring forth public accountability through media, and that’s what needs to happen. So that’s all I have to say on that.

[End of transcript of Raniere]

Who Are His Supporters?

The Nxivm-5 is Eduardo Asunsolo, Marc Elliot, Suneel Chakravorty, Michele Hatchette and Nicki Clyne.  They also call themselves Make Justice Blind, We Are As You, and The Forgotten Ones.

Marc Elliot. Suneel Chakravorty, Michele Hatchette, Eduardo Asunsolo, and Nicki Clyne.

The Nxivm-5 have been leading a dance protest on Friday nights in front of the MDC where Raniere is held awaiting sentencing.

More recently, they presented an affidavit to prosecutors asking them to swear they did not commit prosecutorial misconduct in Raniere’s case.  To date, prosecutors have declined to sign the affidavit, nor are they required to sign an affidavit presented by the public or the defendant.

The Nxivm-5 also plan a podcast that features the voice of Raniere meant to demonstrate his innocence and how prosecutors committed misconduct as well as a challenge with a series of $35,000 prizes for writers who can make legal arguments that might lead to overturning Raniere’s conviction. Attorneys will judge the winners of the prizes.

How Raniere Came to Contact Me

Marc Elliot

What started this exchange was Elliot posting a YouTube video asking journalists to examine evidence of prosecutorial misconduct in Raniere’s case.

Elliot said in part: “We live in a country in which prosecutors can commit crimes to convict people…And in this case, the prosecution against Keith Raniere and Nxivm did just that. They lied to the court. They threatened potential witnesses. They allowed perjury…Now, look, you don’t have to take my word for this.  We have the evidence and the videos to prove this.

“And we’re now looking for someone in the media, who’s caring enough, who’s smart enough and discerning enough to recognize that this injustice is completely separate from whether or not someone is innocent or guilty…With how big this case is and the whole world watching, we have the opportunity to expose these corrupt prosecutors in real time…”

I Reply to Elliot

I commented on his YouTube page:
I replied to Elliot on his YouTube page in the comments section:
“…If you have evidence of prosecutorial misconduct in the Keith Raniere case, I would like to examine it.  I may not like Keith Raniere, but I will publish evidence of prosecutorial misconduct, tampering with evidence, suborning perjury, or intimidating witnesses…if the evidence shows this happened...Tell Keith I am interested in examining any evidence he has of prosecutorial misconduct.”

Shortly afterward, Elliot contacted me and shared Keith’s recording. I interviewed Elliot and other members of the group and received a package of purported evidence concerning prosecutorial misconduct.

I am reviewing that material.

More to Follow

I have conducted a Zoom interview with Asunsolo, Chakravorty and Elliot – and will be publishing this. I will also publish the results of my examination of documents and videos regarding the alleged evidence of prosecutorial misconduct presented to me by the Nxivm-5.

It is important to note that if prosecutorial misconduct occurred, it does not mean Raniere is innocent.  Prosecutorial misconduct may have occurred and a defendant may still be guilty.  It may be true that there was no prosecutorial misconduct, or there was some, but not sufficient to warrant a new trial.

If there is sufficiently egregious misconduct, then the result could be a new trial. But Keith will not merely walk free. At best, he will be tried again. The point of a new trial is that the prosecution must abide by rules of due process even when prosecuting the most hateful or villainous defendant. Even someone everyone is already sure he is guilty is still entitled to due process.

My interest is as a journalist.

I am not trying to exonerate Keith.

Or show disrespect to victims, many of whom have suffered immensely.

I want him absolutely to have gotten a fair trial. If someone says he did not, I am concerned, especially because I had a role in his going to trial in the first place.

I am not saying that he did not get a fair trial. I have not looked at the evidence.

No one should be upset by my agreeing to look. If prosecutors did not cheat, it will be easy enough to prove. If they did, they should be called to account even if the defendant is the most hated man in the world.

Even Keith Raniere is entitled to due process, the same rights you and I insist on having. I think I am in a reasonable position to examine this evidence and to make this claim since it was Keith Raniere and Clare Bronfman who falsely accused me back in 2011 and started my long fight with him and her. They tried to do to me what has happened to them – put me in prison.

I have been fighting for my life ever since – because of Raniere and Bronfman. So, if anybody has the right to insist that Raniere got a fair trial, I have that right.

Stay tuned.

 

 

 

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Flowers
Flowers
3 years ago

This entire scenario is bizarre, and just doesn’t add up.
If Raniere’s lawyers were unable to find evidence of misconduct, how would someone who is not a lawyer find any?
Why would Raniere even trust Frank after everything Frank has written about him?

Girl Scout Cookies
Girl Scout Cookies
3 years ago

who cares anymore

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

Not nice. No Thin Mints™️ for you.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

Girl Scout Cookies, good that you are back.

Jamie slater
Jamie slater
3 years ago

Raniere is trying to play you like a fiddle so he can boast how even his enemies saw injustice and are fighting for him. Don’t do it. I promise you……he wouldn’t do it for you.

Twerk for GrandMaster Spunk
Twerk for GrandMaster Spunk
3 years ago

SHAME on you! I am really very disappointed in you Frank.

The fact that you fall into Raniere’s psychological manipulation is mind-blowing!!! Didn’t they say they would pay you $50,000 to get someone disbarred? Now you are part of their new scheme to pay $35,000 for compelling legal arguments to get Raniere freed and they use the Frank Report to advertise.

If there is prosecutorial misconduct, there is a legal path to prove it. These people are caged animals trying all the same tactics as before yet you give them a platform to continue their abuse.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

Frank, if your case with the Feds is still active, I implore you to drop this idea of fighting for justice against prosecutors‘ wrongdoing.

Your efforts would be better directed to your own case of prosecutorial misconduct. Don’t cloud or hinder your own case by delving into the Raniere prosecutors’ behavior.

Prosecutors are a club that sticks together and protects one another.

I have worked in a DA office and I have family members that are judges and prosecutors! One prosecutor recently resigned in shame in NYC for evidence tampering.

DON’T TOUCH THIS HOT POTATO

Mexican Lady
Mexican Lady
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

very good points. thANKS FOR SHARING THIS EXPERIENCE.

Jamie slater
Jamie slater
3 years ago

Frank,
My question to you is how “honorable” was it for Raniere to deliberately and knowingly take legal action against you and countless others in order to destroy you and keep you from speaking about them?

Raniere is a caged rat, a coward, and is trying to, once again, play you like a fiddle. He is where he belongs as he has destroyed far more than he has helped. I have listened to countless hours of him speaking and he speaks gibberish. He makes no sense and he is a constant liar.

He will tell you anything you want to hear, he is a manipulative sex addict that will willingly destroy anyone who he can’t control anymore. I don’t for one minute believe the prosecution stepped over any lines. They didn’t have to because there was a plethora of evidence of criminal activity in multiple areas.

Don’t let him play you. You have worked too hard to get him where he is and should remain. Never forget what he has done to you personally. He doesn’t deserve your help or assistance in any way to free him. He’s dangerous. He is a short, hairy, ugly senior citizen who has mooched off of others his whole life. Everything he has succeeded in is based on lies. He is nothing more than a snake-oil con artist.

Nutjob
Nutjob
3 years ago
Reply to  Frank Parlato

Frank – I’ve been impressed with your fiddle playing ability. Keith’s ability/lack of ability to play you like a fiddle has landed him in his current residence.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

There are many ACTUAL innocent people that are being manipulated and coerced in a corrupt legal system. I think precious time would be better spent saving the children from people like Keith Raniere and his cult rather than defending and helping a convicted sex offender and child abuser.

I don’t know you, Frank. But I’d definitely implore you to spend your time defending the children and abused victims, rather than a manipulative, perverted cult leader.

(That’s not to say I condone “prosecutorial misconduct”, but I also don’t condone CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY MISCONDUCT either. Was Keith thinking about all the innocent children and women he scarred with this cult? Was he thinking about the horrible exploitation and ruination of these people’s lives? Was he thinking about the psychologically damaging effects he and his cult have on the minds of all of his “recruits”? I think not.)

I hope you reconsider going down this avenue. Instead of using up time and effort to help a known offender, perhaps use that time wisely to help protect and defend the innocent and less financially stable.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

What time and effort are YOU putting in to help those you pretend to care so much about? LOL

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

—What time and effort are YOU putting in to help those you pretend to care so much about?

Are you kidding?

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Why would I be kidding, [redacted] LOL

Captain Moonbeam
Captain Moonbeam
3 years ago

When the phone don’t ring, you’ll know it’s Frank calling Keith to tell him about all the exculpatory evidence he uncovered.

Cassie M
Cassie M
3 years ago

This reminds me of the Batman and The Joker dynamic. But in their case, Harley Quinn had to expose Joker because Batman was so blind that he had seen a reflection on him. Don’t fall on their manipulation, Frank.

Josephine Z
Josephine Z
3 years ago

They are clearly manipulating you

Nutjob
Nutjob
3 years ago
Reply to  Josephine Z

Do you mean, clearly “trying” to manipulate you? Frank doesn’t play scared. He just wins.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Josephine Z

Joker or Harley Quinn?

Clifton Parker
Clifton Parker
3 years ago

It sounds to me as if that recording was a direct appeal to you, Frank — a recorded message to be received directly by you. At this point, however, I am sure you don’t care whether you gain his respect or not. But you are a fair man and your reasoning for reviewing the evidence is just.

Yahela
Yahela
3 years ago

Can someone please translate this to Frank? Thanks
Ahora resulta que Frank es un defensor de los derechos de Keith!! Lo único que Frank quiere es atención no es periodista no es abogado, seudo periodista (un buen periodista no ofende). Frank es un narcisista que lo único que quiere es atención y Keith esta desespérado por salir de prison, si va a salir pero hecho un anciano! Esta combinación de Keith/Frank no es nada bueno, los dos son unos narcisistas manipuladores desesperados por atención.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Frank Parlato

YO QUIERO TENER EL HIJO DE FRANK PARLATO!!!

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Yo quiero Taco Bell.

Yahela
Yahela
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Or Keith’s Avatar? lol

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

The big difference between Raniere and Parlato is: Frank is taking a scientific approach to the matter (where you test evidence without emotions, even if the results contradict your position); Raniere knows nothing about science.

Inception
Inception
3 years ago

An objective view surely can’t be had if someone was not in attendance of the trial to get the genuine perspective of the proceedings?

Hopefully, this Juror number 3 hasn’t been charmed by some Angry Men (and Women) for the wrong reasons.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Inception

Who is juror #3? LOL

Inception
Inception
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

The last one to say “Not Guilty”.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Inception

All the jurors said “Guilty.” That’s the only way Raniere could have been convicted. LOL

C.Z.
C.Z.
3 years ago

To be clearer,

I understand your intention of trying to appear as impartial and fair by saying you’d stand up against prosecutorial misconduct regardless of the character of the accused.

You absolutely cannot be impartial due to your personal experiences with this cult.
Keith knows this and wants you to add credibility to his bullshit “fairness for all” campaign.
He always gift wraps his personal agenda in the guise of “for all humanity”.

He has shit loads of money to launch his own fight.

Send the file back to what’s left of the cult.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  C.Z.

Raniere is broke, he swore to it soon after he was arrested. LOL

I would love for him to suddenly be rich, it’s called perjury. LOL

C.Z.
C.Z.
3 years ago

Congratulations, Frank,

A psychopathic abuser has called YOU “honourable“ and “gutsy”…..he has effortlessly found your weak spot.

You are an advocate and saviour for the abused and the victims of legal misconduct (including yourself). THAT is honourable and in the example of Kristen Keefe, you saved her, provided a home for her and her son, and tried to protect her from Keith and Clare…..Remember what happened next? Million $ private investigators who were lied to about their purpose, a spy couple who befriended Kristen then, realizing she was in GRAVE DANGER, warned her to FLEE…..

Keith Raniere and the rest of the other guilty parties DO NOT CARE about “HONOUR” or “GUTS”!

Join The Innocence Project and use your connections, sources and excellent research skills to help poor people who have been victims of prosecutorial misconduct and are deserving of your effort.

This man is USING you, your position as his adversary & your time and resources for his own benefit…..as he’s done for decades with everyone.

PLEASE DON’T DO THIS.

P.S.
Have Keith & Clare paid your lawyers fees yet?
How about Rick Ross, Susan Dones, Barbara Bouche,y and the countless others who were forced into bankruptcy?

If you’re playing ‘double agent’…..just don’t, you will lose.

Nutjob
Nutjob
3 years ago
Reply to  C.Z.

I think Frank will be fine. Just like a cat is fine as it bats around a 95% dead mouse.

NiceGuy
NiceGuy
3 years ago
Reply to  Nutjob

LMAO

My family’s cat did that all the time.

Nutjob
Nutjob
3 years ago
Reply to  NiceGuy

Mine, too. Perfect analogy for this. Imagine if all your relatives showed up wringing their hands about how that maniupulative dying mouse was gonna get your precious family pet?

San Pedro Garza Garcia
San Pedro Garza Garcia
3 years ago
Reply to  C.Z.

Could not have been said better. I agree totally and hope that you reconsider. PLEASE DON’T DO THIS FRANK.

#PleaseDontDoThis

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  C.Z.

Even good people, perhaps ESPECIALLY good people – can suffer from a little spiritual and/or moral vanity.

I expect Frank to be immune to KR’s grease, if anything a little disgusted by it.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  C.Z.

Frank doesn’t answer real questions. LOL

NiceGuy
NiceGuy
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

—Frank doesn’t answer real questions. LOL

You mean Frank doesn’t answer real stupid questions?

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  NiceGuy

LOL is reserved on Frank Report for Scott, if you use LOL he complains.

Paul
Paul
3 years ago

If they have evidence, what would they need Frank for? A witness? Only the courts could place Frank in that position and I don’t see it. If there had been a mistrial, I think Frank would have the first call on it as a man who is deeply committed to seeing justice fairly done in all cases.

BDK
BDK
3 years ago

If KR and his followers truly have ‘evidence’ of misconduct, corruption, or fraud, then they shouldn’t have much to worry about when KR files his appeal…. and they can make a big deal about it then. This is an obvious (and pitiful) attempt to gain some sympathy and maybe some influence before his sentencing date. He’s already been found guilty, and he’s likely worried if he has to serve his sentence far away with no outside communication that he will lose the control and attention he receives (and needs) from his followers.

shadowstate1958
3 years ago

In looking through all of the word salad that fills the cobwebs of Raniere’s mind, I see that he has the curious notion that Frank Parklato has to “prove” his bona fides as a journalist.
Frank Parlato has run the Frank Report for 5 years and has broken many stories on NXIVM revealing many deep, dark secrets.
And Frank Parlato has opened up his website to members of NXIVM including Mr. Raniere and Allison Mack as well as Nicki Clyne.

For the edification of thee, Vanguard, America does not license journalists.
America has Freedom of Speech and Press and it allows the readers to determine what the truth is in a Marketplace of Ideas.
The Democrats and Big Media and Big Tech want to restrict the Press and determine what is Fake News but the American people want and the Constitution demands Free Speech for all journalists.
Believe it or not, even Nicki Clyne is a journalist.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

And shadowstate 1958 is also a journalist and is even a correspondent for Frank Report.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Mr. Shadow is [redacted] a good journalist. LOL

Paul
Paul
3 years ago

Well said, Shadow.

NiceGuy
NiceGuy
3 years ago
Reply to  Paul

I concur

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

There are good doctors and bad doctors, there are good ditch diggers and bad ditch diggers, and there are good journalists and bad journalists. LOL

NiceGuy
NiceGuy
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

No shit.

Are you the smartest one in your RV park?

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

And there are good and bad comments.

Rafael Mendoza Torres
Rafael Mendoza Torres
3 years ago

Are you in jail and are you innocent? This group can save you. The Innocence Project volunteers try to help others in this situation.

“This is Luis Vargas. In 1999 they accused him of three rapes, sentenced him to 55 years in prison.” Mike Semanchik, a young lawyer in his thirties wearing a sweatshirt that says ‘XONR8’ (exonerate, in English), looks at the wall full of enlarged poster-size photos and points to one of them. “We got the judge to overturn the sentence after a DNA analysis.” Semanchik continues: “This is Timothy Atkins. Convicted in 1987 for murder due to the testimony of a witness who later admitted to having lied. We managed to free him in 2007.” “Kenneth Marsh was convicted in 1983 of the death of a baby. We obtained a new trial for him because the police had withheld exonerating evidence, and the prosecutor dropped the charges.”

The figures that Mike handles make the hair stand on end. People who have spent 15, 17, 23 years in jail for crimes they did not commit. Or 36 years in jail, like Michael Hanline, the longest-serving exonerate in California. In the photo he is seen, on a sunny day in November 2014, in front of the microphones with Justin Brooks, founder of the Innocence Project of California, at the moment of finally being free: a bearded old man with scant white hair. “That is his wife. They had been married for three years when he was convicted. She has remained by their side until the end,” he explains.

It is not difficult to perceive in Brooks a certain tone of pride, of satisfaction, when he shows these photos and talks about these cases. “They represent the best moments of my career. When at last, after years of work, the judge grants the exoneration, and you accompany someone out of court, when you drive him to his family’s house, you sit down with them to share a barbecue … is the most incredible feeling you can have. These people get their life back. There is nothing like it. ”

The California Innocence Project was created in 1999 and occupies one wing of the San Diego Law School building. It consists of six or seven offices, and an office at the end of the corridor, where the mailboxes are accumulated with letters from all the prisons in this state (with one of the largest prison populations in the country and with the harshest sentences). “We receive between 1,500 and 2,000 letters a year. Not all of them are from prisoners who plead innocent. There are also people who ask for help with their sentences, which they consider unjust or excessive, but unfortunately we cannot help them,” explains Semanchik , hired since 2008 after going through the annual internship program.

In the back room, a small army of about 30 volunteers, most of them university students and some high school students, open and examine each letter and each case. “There is a high percentage of people who can be dismissed almost immediately, just after reading the summary of the case. It is clear that they are guilty, or their case is absolutely impossible to defend.” But out of those thousands, at least 500 cases are susceptible to further investigation.

The volunteers send a questionnaire to the convicted person, investigate the case, and prepare a preliminary report that will help decide if the next step can be taken: a petition for habeas to the judge, a hearing and, finally, a new trial. In this second part of the process, the volunteers pass the case to a fellow from the ‘clinic’ (they call it that because they consider their trainees to be like the resident doctors of a clinic). Each of the 12 law students who work on the project each year handle about seven or eight cases, supervised by one of the five hired lawyers. Of the 100 or so cases that are underway each day, few, very few, make it to the last step. And even fewer get exoneration. One or two a year.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

Raniere would be sorted out of the process at step one. LOL

S Todd
S Todd
3 years ago

Wow! Frank you will have his respect and honor if u keep him from his life sentence. You are the only one with “Free Speech”.

You can help him find and publish the errors of the court and prosecution.

Advice for Frank:

Don’t piss off the judge. You still have issues before a fellow court.

Don’t give him any “collateral” to insure your intentions.

Don’t allow any of his followers to seduce you or the circumstances to make claim of such.

Good Luck with this Frank, I bet you get a bill from them. Sued for failure to perform and keep your promises. Hope its worth the new information you will find.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  S Todd

Who cares who Raniere respects and honors? LOL

NiceGuy
NiceGuy
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

The same could be said about

Glad Day
Glad Day
3 years ago

It reminds me of the bit in the song where Lord Barnard says to the caught inflagrante-lover of his lady, The Little Musgrave,

“There are two swords upon the shelf, full dear they cost me purse,
you shall have the best of them, and I shall have the worst”

So chivalrous to offer the doomed swain, the best possible weapon of defence. You are being heroic, Frank, but don’t forget to be ruthless in all matters concerning your own personal safety.

Nomin Jerabek
Nomin Jerabek
3 years ago
Reply to  Glad Day

If you’re fighting for justice, you’re so brave that you don’t consider your personal safety to be your priority.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Nomin Jerabek

Most people don’t care enough to engage in the fight. LOL

NiceGuy
NiceGuy
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Or sign on to a class action lawsuit.

😉

Nomin Jerabek
Nomin Jerabek
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

That’s the problem. They’re icing over the subject. If you don’t fight, you’re a coward, or you’re hiding something.

Pyriel
Pyriel
3 years ago
Reply to  Glad Day

Glad Day – The line is familiar from the song “Matty Groves” by Fairport Convention.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=uK_7AqH1VGQ

Glad Day
Glad Day
3 years ago
Reply to  Pyriel

So true, Pyriel, I love that one, thanks for that, but here I’m thinking of the Christy Moore version of The Ballad of Little Musgrave off The Black Album. As I looked for this on youtube, I noticed Benjamin Britten does a version.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

The only thing Queef cares about is Queef.

Where was JUSTICE when VanGrifter ordered the murder of Kristin Snyder?

Where was JUSTICE when VanLimpy was feeding rat poison to his followers and harem to get millions through their wills and estates?

Where was JUSTICE when Allie Whack was holding down other women, using a cauterizing scalpel with no anesthesia, and telling them, THINK OF YOUR MASTER?

WHERE WAS JUSTICE when Queef was posing 15-yo girls and taking pictures of their genitals?

Cry me a river Queef Raniere. Maybe you can contemplate justice when you spend the next three years underground with your new associates – Terry Nichols, Unabomber, Blind Sheik, Richard Reid, Eric Rudolph, Bob Hansen, etc, etc.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Keith Alan Raniere will stay there until his end, not just three years.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

I wouldn’t count on Raniere being sent to a supermax prison, he’s not very dangerous….at all. LOL

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Where was JUSTICE when Allie Whack held other women with a cautery scalpel without anesthesia and said: THINK ABOUT YOUR TEACHER?

in any place since she personally did not subject anyone or frame anyone, that was done by other people, although she ordered those people, in terms of responsibility you would have to ask who these other women were and why they decided to do it, you speak of allison M. As if she was the only woman who helped Keith, you forget that there were 150 women who agreed to participate in this madness, regardless of the guarantees that ALL! The women had to deliver there were many yes, it is not that all the women participated in recruiting, in lying, in collecting the guarantee, in encouraging the new recruits to take the brand, supporting the new recruits while they marked them, there was a lot of complicity of many people and that was the main reason why things lasted so long

Ethel Davis
Ethel Davis
3 years ago

I think it’s the right thing to do! As my Grandmother used to say ” Right is right and right don’t wrong nobody”! I look forward to reading your findings. The prosecutors did the same thing to my friends.

Tom Gargiulo
Tom Gargiulo
3 years ago

To Frank Parlato and Mark Elliot

I’m very glad both of you are getting together and that Frank will examine and evaluate the evidence transparently. We are in desperate need of bi-partisanship as a country to renew faith in American democracy. I can’t imagine this will be an easy task for both of you. Blame and vengeance have guided us for too long. My hope is simply for open discussion, mutual respect and an honest and accountable appraisal from both sides.

Glad Day
Glad Day
3 years ago
Reply to  Tom Gargiulo

Tom, you seem keen to see a rapprochement between Frank Parlato and Nxivm? Thats interesting. Do you see them as reconcilable halves of a whole? As equivalent in some way? Would be interesting to know.

Paul
Paul
3 years ago
Reply to  Tom Gargiulo

The proper exercise of justice in this case was nothing to do with American Democracy or politics. The case against Raniere was not political, it was criminal. Due process was properly done and under the weight of evidence, he was found guilty on all counts. End of story. His appeal will go nowhere. Full transparency was present all the way through.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Paul

Not full transparency, but close enough. LOL

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Tom Gargiulo

Don’t count on it, the very high probability is Frank won’t see anything meaningful and NXIVM will accuse him of being just another bad actor. LOL

Nutjob
Nutjob
3 years ago

Let’s not overthink what poor Vanguard is doing. He is a mangled Dak – on a cart, in a full-body air cast, trying desperately to underhand a Hail Mary to his left guard.

NiceGuy
NiceGuy
3 years ago
Reply to  Nutjob

…..He’s passed out in the bleacher seats covered in his own puke.

Vanguard is done.

***************************
No jury in the US is going to ever find Keith Raniere innocent as long as the picture of a 15-year-old, Camie, naked and legs spread is admitted as evidence.
****************************

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  NiceGuy

Thanks for coming out of your stupor to make a halfway intelligent comment, NiceGuy 666. LOL

Now, back to the normal stupor condition. LOL

Fool me Not
Fool me Not
3 years ago

Frank, I’m actually going to say you have a conflict of interest.

Don’t do it.

Nutjob
Nutjob
3 years ago
Reply to  Fool me Not

On some things, yes. On some things, no.

No conflict of interest on Keith wanting to stay front & center, and Frank wanting Keith to be front & center. With Frank being a journalist, he is being spoon-fed wildly entertaining content to provide.

This one article may break the FR comment section, and we haven’t even gotten into the meat and potatoes of the topic.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Nutjob

Are you referring to the maximum number of comments? LOL

A LOT of them are Frank’s, does that count? LOL

Nutjob
Nutjob
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Didn’t you once have an op-ed Amway hit piece that generated about 50 comments? Did it count that many of the 50 were you? Did it count that the rest of the 50 were poor FR readers threatening to scratch out their eyes?

Nutjob
Nutjob
3 years ago
Reply to  Nutjob

Nope. Just ignored him for awhile until you forced my hand by saying you think many commenters like Scott’s comments.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Fool me Not

You actually said Frank has a conflict of interest, but you didn’t say what it was. LOL

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Did Frank ever stay at Scott’s home?

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Frank has never had the honor of meeting Scott in person and/or stayed at his home. LOL

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

KR’s only real skill is he has a nose for people’s weaknesses. Does Frank imagine himself the exception to this?

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Very true…careful Frank….the cult KR built was full of intelligent people who had weaknesses. This may be one of yours. That does not undermine your courage, but be careful. I appreciate you a lot.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

We ALL have our weaknesses. Frank shouldn’t be thinking he’s the exception, nor that the *flabturd* demiurge doesn’t have a certain cranky gift at harnessing the good intentions of others, ESPECIALLY the good intentions of others.

Don’t you get hoisted by his petard, Frank!

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

You are SEVERELY overestimating Raniere. LOL

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

WHAT weakness is one of Frank’s? LOL

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Raniere has a nose for womens’ vaginas, and that’s all. LOL

Raniere is useless and harmless while in jail, no Bronfman money, and no gang of women propping him up. LOL

When are you people going to stop treating Raniere like someone who is to be feared? LOL

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

—Raniere has a nose for womens’ vaginas, and that’s all.

It’s better than what you have a nose for….

…Liike Seamore Butzz.

Shivani
Shivani
3 years ago

What happened to discourage Keith Raniere from having his attorneys engage themselves, on his behalf, in pursuing proof of prosecutorial misconduct? Are they too dizzy or bizzy?

Keithy-Weethie has been somewhat touchy about Agnifilo lately, and that is evaluated from words straight out of Van Kiddiehunter’s mouth on the phone to his little harpie, Sundial. So deep. Wheel Suppository surname like an ayurvedic pharmacist. A blast from the past. Who can resist not getting lost in translation and the thrill of Sanskrit?

Not I, Romeo. Still, this began with a genuine question. No hellos to his lawyers? Yes or no or I don’t know? So what gives, besides all of the shattered eyeglasses?

How come Raniere is trying to produce an eleventh-hour gameshow, featuring jigsaw puzzles with half of the pieces missing? The guy doesn’t change.

The con. He is on a roll.
Living the life at Brooklyn’s finest address. Spinning the last empty toilet paper roll and imagining a brief view of the Rockies. On his way to you know where in handcuffs.

Ooh my gawd. It is Grace Jones!

Pull up to the bumper, baby
In your long black limousine

But that’s a jail wagon, Vangourd
And you’re one skinned sardine

Mexican lady
Mexican lady
3 years ago
Reply to  Shivani

Brilliant post. I love your writing style

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Shivani

“Living the life at Brooklyn’s finest address.”

That is probably true:

80 29th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11232

The address is so sought after that you cannot rent or buy anything there.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

Frank ..report this to the D.A. Then decide your intentions. Seems KR is a very dangerous person. Humanity will do much better without any association from the outside world …Thank you for making the world a safer place.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

The DA doesn’t care, this is a nothing-burger. LOL

Natashka
Natashka
3 years ago

I think Keith, the egotistical control freak, needs to remember that it was Frank that offered to take a look. Keith wants publicity when nobody else would touch his silly stories. Nobody wants his shitty podcast. Nobody cares what he has to say. The silly publicity stunt ‘serving’ the prosecutors fell flat. Getting a murderer to sign a petition – and others duped in to signing it – made it a laughing stock.

Plan B: take up Frank on the offer to have a look at his evidence. Now, he makes it sound like it’s his profound idea, like he’s calling the shots. Like he said in the recording, Frank has no editor, can write what he likes. He should remember that.

I guess it is all giving him a reason to carry on.

Mexican lady
Mexican lady
3 years ago
Reply to  Natashka

Spot on. Nobody cares about Keith. This is his latest publicity stunt to keep relevant and also feeling powerful because he is again able to get free labor.

I think, using psychopathic lingo, this is a Hoover. Narcissists always return, they create mechanisms to “Hoover” you back in (like a Hoover vacuum cleaner). Keith here created a Hoover mechanism to bring Frank back in.

The literature recommends that when you get a Hoover, you should ignore it. It’s not worth it to be dragged back into the psychopath‘s world.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Mexican lady

This was the first time I heard of the term hoovering, so I looked it up on the Internet and got the following from a particular site. It seems to fit Raniere’s behavior to a tee:

Monitoring Us is Serious Business
Hoovering is to Monitor Us: The pathological user is monitoring our intent to spread the word that they’re big fat liars, or report them to police and authorities. They need to know who we’re talking to, and what we’re saying. We might be in a position to expose them, to get them fired, or ruin their other set-ups with other prey.

They’re angry at being found out and scared out of their minds that now there’s a loose cannon; a threat to their facade and fraud on the lose: that’s us. Monitoring us is absolutely 100% necessary for the user.

Losing Prey is Not in The Pathological User’s Nature
Sociopaths Don’t Like to Lose Prey: They hate to lose what they’ve ensnared. Ideally, they’d keep every person they entrapped since age five and keep us all collected in a harem, and a gaggle ready and waiting at their convenience.

And as a supportive fan club to encourage others to believe they’re “good guys”. Hoovering is the pathological user’s attempt to keep their world intact; it’s their attempt to keep their very existence validated.

The Sociopath Cannot Not Target and Prey Upon People
Hanging on to current and former prey is something they aspire to. They want us as a fan, even if it’s only in the form of FB “likes”. A cluster of seeming groupies allows new targets… this is the pool they might be focusing on for a start.

There are also many random others who exist only in the sociopath’s imagination, to form the impression that they’re “good” people and all the other things a sociopath needs people to think they are: Cool, popular, and awesome. Really, they’re just poop.

Natashka
Natashka
3 years ago
Reply to  Mexican lady

Sorry if this is a duplicate. Weird phone troubles.

Like Anonymous, I too had never heard of the term “hoovering”. You are so right ML, this sounds about right for KR. I just thought he was simply sadistic clinging on and taking revenge, traumatizing, and deriving pleasure from it. I am sure he is sadistic but this hoovering theory really seems to make sense.

Mexican Lady
Mexican Lady
3 years ago

I was just thinking that Keith is getting exactly what he wanted: an engaged crowd who is analyzing his trial.
Frank Parlato has been able to get a very engaged and critical audience and the Vanguard now has Frank Parlato and his audience analyzing his trial.

Keith wanted to have a contest and pay money. Now, he does not have to pay anything and he gets Frank and his audience engaging and analyzing his trial.

Frank: you have worked hard to get a highly engaged and critical audience. That is rare. Don’t give your labor away for free to the Vanguard. He is trying to get this rich knowledge connection you have with your audience.

I am not going to do the Vanguard’s homework. Let him do the work.

As a narcissist, the best revenge regarding Keith is to ignore him. Yawn…Keith is so boring, man 🥱🥱🥱🥱🥱🥱

Fool me Not
Fool me Not
3 years ago
Reply to  Mexican Lady

Again, spot on, Mexican Lady!

Adam Hayes
Adam Hayes
3 years ago
Reply to  Mexican Lady

Agreed, Mexican Lady.

Mexican Lady
Mexican Lady
3 years ago
Reply to  Adam Hayes

Thank you, Adam Hayes and Fool me Not. Also kudos for the great discussion you guys provide.

Pyriel
Pyriel
3 years ago
Reply to  Mexican Lady

In Yorkshire, England there’s an old saying
“Ear all, see all, say nowt;
Eat all, sup all, pay nowt;
And if ivver tha does owt fer nowt –
Allus do it fer thissen.”

(Hear all, see all, say nothing; eat all, drink all, pay nothing, and if ever you do something for nothing, always do it for yourself).

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Mexican Lady

This will probably turn out to be a big, fat nothing burger. LOL

RoundAreWay
RoundAreWay
3 years ago

Man, you’re a better person than I am LOL. I don’t think I would be doing the same.

Someone mentioned that you’re not a lawyer but a Journalist.

But I recall you mentioning you were a publicist (I may be wrong)

Would you mind clarifying your credentials just for the sake of clarification?

L
L
3 years ago

– Possibly Frank’s offer to review the evidence of prosecutor misconduct has made some of the flock doubt the Vanguard’s usual rancid depiction of Frank. So this could all just be desperate spin to reel the flock back in line, as in “look at the noble Vanguard acting magnanimous towards that old attack mutt Frank.”

– I agree that Frank should examine the evidence. I think the most likely outcome is all of us getting a laugh out of the ridiculous puffery the Vanguard is still using to manipulate things his way. And there’s no better way to get under a narcissist’s skin than laughing at them. If the evidence does demonstrate prosecutorial misconduct, it should be exposed and corrected.

– Employ good safety techniques when accessing the infamous evidence. Electronic communication might have all sorts of land mines attached. And there’s always the tried and true ricin or letter bomb in the envelope for hard copies. What has he got to lose – he’s already facing a possible life sentence, and he is a vindictive little SOB.

Very interested to hear the outcome of all this, Frank

Gin an juice
Gin an juice
3 years ago

The desperate master manipulator has taken Frank’s bait. I can picture the thoughtless NXSCUM drones now suddenly believing in what Frank has to say. Ironic.

Nutjob
Nutjob
3 years ago
Reply to  Gin an juice

Agree

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Gin an juice

The NXIVM drones won’t believe Frank if he finds nothing. LOL

FILTH FORCE FIVE
FILTH FORCE FIVE
3 years ago

I tend to think that if he had anything at all, he would have at least teased it a bit. He’s got nothin but bulls#it.

Nancy Durkin
Nancy Durkin
3 years ago

I just listened to the audio and am saddened to hear K’s description of the injustice done to him. Keith – What about the injustice done to Rhiannon, Gina, and so many others??

What about those who sleep in their graves, for whom you will never be held to account?

Hello, NDNY! That said, I DO care deeply about prosecutorial misconduct. Personally, I believe far too many in this country are brutally imprisoned for non-violent offenses. But the silence from NDNY and the State of New York is deafening. By the way, KR, you cannot be considered non-violent, IMHO. Not when you demand starvation, sleep deprivation, obedience, forced servitude, damaging collateral, and imprisonment of trusting Mexican immigrants coming here to (hopefully) work legally.

C’mon, NDNY, the whole sorry bunch did their deeds in your backyard.

I totally trust Frank’s judgment, but as others have said, it’s clear that the K is using carefully-designed flattery and manipulation, as is his wont. Am I wrong? Possibly. He sounds convincing. I should know. He almost gypped my old boss out of his company.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Nancy Durkin

I doubt the NDNY pays much attention to this website, particularly the comments. LOL

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Then why did you stop using your name?

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

It has NOTHING to do with the NDNY. LOL

[redacted] You can contact Scott by sending a message to his Facebook at http://www.Facebook.com/ScottTexJohnson [redacted] LOL

DonHill4F44
DonHill4F44
3 years ago

Your motives and record are clear. I would also defend someone if there were prosecutorial misconduct. Just like with free speech. I don’t like Nazis, but I defend their Constitutional right to peaceably assemble. Don’t worry about detractors, Mr. Parlato. Your record speaks for itself. No one who is sane will think you are trying to exonerate KAR.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  DonHill4F44

I agree. LOL

SparkPug
SparkPug
3 years ago

P.S. Frank correct me if I’m wrong but you’re a journalist, not a lawyer or judge. How can you look into this matter without the proper education, without the knowledge how do you know the nuance of the law? How could you possibly know what you’re looking for or looking at?

Asking for a friend

Mexican Lady
Mexican Lady
3 years ago
Reply to  Frank Parlato

You are giving free specialized labor to the Vanguard…That is exactly what he wanted. Maybe he is the smartest man in the world 🙂

shadowstate1958
3 years ago
Reply to  SparkPug

Watch the true movie “Call Northside 777”.

Call Northside 777 is a 1948 reality-based newspaper drama directed by Henry Hathaway. The film parallels the true story of a Chicago reporter who proved that a man jailed for murder was wrongly convicted 11 years before.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Call_Northside_777

Call Northside 777 (1948) James Stewart, Richard Conte | Drama, Film-Noir

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  SparkPug

Lawyers and judges aren’t gods. LOL

Frank has been sued plenty of times, so he knows a lot more about the law than most. LOL

bridanya
bridanya
3 years ago

You have the best heart. I shared this link saying not everyone can separate vengeance from justice but you can and I respect that even though I don’t like Nvixm one bit! Best wishes

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Frank Parlato

People who disagree with you may also understand the subtlety of the issue, I am one of those. Don’t patronise me please.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

People who disagree don’t understand the Constitution. LOL

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Frank Parlato

A lot of people are stupid. LOL

NiceGuy
NiceGuy
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

You should know. It takes one to know one.

Snorlax
3 years ago

In the immortal words of Admiral Ackbar…

SparkPug
SparkPug
3 years ago

It’s interesting Keith figured it out, as per his conversation with Suneel on April 8, 2020, he was looking for contestants to find him a way out, a loophole as it were, in his case even dangling 35,000 dollars. I lost interest, don’t know if he had any takers or not but wait, Vanguard in his infinite wisdom found the answer,( he might want to rethink that $35,0000.

He might need that for his books since Clarebear is out of commission for the next 81 months plus 3 years probation).

As for Frank, Frank I hope you’re not falling into an old fashion KAR speed trap, his swan song before he heads to the Colorado supermax in Florence.

SparkPug
SparkPug
3 years ago
Reply to  Frank Parlato

Frank, don’t take too long I’m hanging on the edge of my seat. I want to see what the East Coast judo champion, smartest man in the world, self-proclaimed Vanguard has come up with. Boy, this ought to be good. I just wonder, Fran, if you’re more than willing to take a look just to see what Keith has come up with, he,he,he… see what cards he’s holding, or more like what he thinks he’s holding,.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  SparkPug

Raniere is bluffing, as he has his entire life. LOL

The differences now are that Raniere is in jail, exposed to public scrutiny, and without Bronfman’s money. LOL

Mexican Lady
Mexican Lady
3 years ago
Reply to  SparkPug

Agree. Keith is finding free labor in Frank Report. He doesn’t need the $35,000. Frank and his audience will do it for free. Keith is getting free labor from Frank Report. Brilliant man…

Eduardo
Eduardo
3 years ago

Oh no, now the best problem solver turns to Frank. Are you willing to exonerate the due process, Frank?

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Eduardo

How does one exonerate the due process? LOL

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

“So, if this offer is indeed so. If he is willing to go and explore the justice of this – my rights – above and beyond his opinion of me, in some ways that also changes, in a positive sense, my respect for him.”

could also be written:

“So
If this offer is indeed so.
If he is willing to go
and explore the justice of this
– my rights –
above and beyond his opinion
of me,
in some ways that also changes,
In a positive sense,
My respect for him”

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

Knowing what we know about narcissists and psychopaths, I would say you’re playing with fire. I wouldn’t do it.

Mexican Lady
Mexican Lady
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Great point. Any contact with psychopaths is dealing with fire

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

We know you wouldn’t do anything, that’s why Raniere was running wild for so long. LOL

Shivani
Shivani
3 years ago

On fourth thought, how about Frank just sends Flabturd a case of Kleenex and a canister of Clorox wipes? For his nose and his tearless eyes.

shadowstate1958
3 years ago
Reply to  Shivani

Shivani:
Vanguard also needs Vaseline for those busy nights over the next twenty years.

Shivani
Shivani
3 years ago

My gawd, who would want that 60 year old overly used bunghole? Even in federal pens, he is an old man, five foot eight and unwashed. Where mah barf bag? Toodle doo.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Shivani

Bubba. LOL

Any old port in a storm. LOL

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Any port in a storm? And to think you joined the navy because of all the seaman.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

That assumes Raniere lasts 20 years. LOL

Spark pug
Spark pug
3 years ago

My spidey sense is tingling.

Nancy Durkin
Nancy Durkin
3 years ago

I support you, Frank, and admire your decision.

But Raniere should keep in mind there are many crimes with which he was not charged, where there is ample evidence, in other jurisdictions like NDNY, and the State of New York.

If any egregious conduct by EDNY is uncovered (though I doubt it will be, based on what I’ve read), he won’t be out of the woods. I believe the best he could hope for is a new trial. If that occurs, I suspect the witnesses – old and new – will be out with a vengeance, guns a-blazin’. New charges could well be brought. Thanks to India Oxenberg and many others, KAR is currently swimming in a sea of God-awful publicity and no one will want to see him skate, especially on a technicality. Or because the Judge rolled his eyes.

This might be yet another miscalculation on Keith’s part.

I agree with others here that you should be very, very careful, particularly with electronic communications. Hard copies only.

If you want to be mercenary, Frank, maybe you should agree to do it only on the condition that he agree to quit suing people and trying to get them thrown in prison. Or have them killed. JK!

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

I would have them send it to a PO box. I would not want those crazies having my address! Tread lightly. 🍿 🍿 🍿

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Nxivm knows where Frank lives and his friends and family.

They have a dossier on Frank. Nxivm even has his social security number and all court records involving Frank.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Frank Parlato

This is the final battle.. I think.

NiceGuy
NiceGuy
3 years ago
Reply to  Frank Parlato

Exactly right.

Plus they have everything a private investigator could able to dig up on you…

…By Nxivm’s silence on the issue of “dirt” you Frank must lead a boring life. 😉

Otherwise Nxivm would have released any scandalous information they had obtained.

Frank Parlato is clean. Seriously. God knows how much money they spent on snooping on Frank not to mention the two clandestine operations:

1. The kayak couple.
2. The woman and the laptop with God knows what on it.

Following this whole Nxivm story for 2 years has been quite the ride. Frank and everyone else involved in taking down Nxivm are of strong character and good constitution.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  NiceGuy

NXIVM already provided “dirt” on Frank, the problem is that it was fake dirt and they are now on the defensive. LOL

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Frank Parlato

Part of why it’s so silly for others to be concerned about their personal safety. LOL

In fact, if all of us weren’t so scared then Raniere would have been stopped decades ago. LOL

Balls of Fire
Balls of Fire
3 years ago

Frank, wear a bullet proof vest and don’t eat any pies you find on your porch, just in case. You are up to your eyeballs in this, don’t let your guard down. You know who you are dealing with. I am concerned for your safety.

A hidden message here, the dark side of it, Keith blames you for his legal woes and could have dark thoughts of revenge after he’s been in a max federal prison for awhile.

Take care Frank

Anoneemouse.
Anoneemouse.
3 years ago

Oh Frank, Frank, Frank.
A jury convicted him. They believed the evidence. An adversarial system is not perfect. To inject the modern American distrust of authority opens the door for this manipulative and toxic narcissist to leverage the distrustful culture of your legal institutions to fight for him in the name of injustice. The guy was so clearly not wrongly convicted. He is cunning. In this case your system worked. If anything, it was too complacent for years until
It decided to kick into gear. Pick another case to fight injustice, we beg you.
Don’t get pulled into this guy’s rabbit hole.
Thank you.

Rafael Mendoza Torres
Rafael Mendoza Torres
3 years ago
Reply to  Anoneemouse.

MORE THAN 2,500 PRISONERS HAVE BEEN FREE IN 30 YEARS IN THE UNITED STATES AFTER PROVING THEIR INNOCENCE. To believe that justice exists in the United States is childish and disastrous. “There are a lot of innocent people.” It is impossible to determine how many innocent people are in jail, but there are investigations that assure that there are hundreds of thousands of people. The truth is that since 1989 more than 2,500 prisoners have been exonerated in the United States. These are data from the National Registry of Exonerations, a project managed by three universities in the country. In total, according to the same source, there are more than 22,300 years of deprivation of liberty. Almost nine on average per person.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

Roughly 16 million people have been incarcerated over that time period.

.000016 % or 1/ 62,500

That’s 1 in 62,500 people are innocent.

That sucks if you are wrongfully convicted; I would not call it childish or disastrous.

We also have more police per capita and solve more criminal cases than other country in the world.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

Mostly justice exists and a little bit of injustice. LOL

However, there is a huge gap between whether Raniere is innocent and whether the prosecution broke some rules. LOL

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anoneemouse.

There is nothing “modern” about the distrust of authority, unless your definition goes back to our Founding Fathers. LOL

Just because Raniere was not wrongly convicted doesn’t mean the prosecution acted properly. LOL

However, I agree the injustice of Amway and other MLM scams are much more worthy of Frank’s time and effort. LOL

Amy
Amy
3 years ago

Frank I have followed your blog for a long time. I have always admired your guts and your tenacity to expose the truth and honestly, no matter how negatively I feel about Keith and Nxivm and everything that they stand for, I have never respected you more than today after I see your decision to review the evidence of this matter. Your integrity jumps out at me and your sense of honor is truly admirable. Irrespective of what you find in examining the evidence, just know good sir, that my respect for you has increased a thousandfold. I will continue to support you, your causes and your website.

Keep up the amazing work and thank you so much for showing us humanity in these dark times.

I can’t wait for you to reveal your findings.

Amy
Amy
3 years ago
Reply to  Frank Parlato

Thank you so much for the response!

I myself am a lawyer in my country and I understand better than most what it means to be an officer of the court and to uphold the integrity of the justice system and for all who come before the court to have access to a fair trial.

I support your decision 100%. As much as I think Keith and his cronies are scum, it’s important that your conscience is clear in that you upheld your morals as a journalist by reviewing any and all evidence in the matter with a clear, unbiased and open mind.

You made the right call.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Frank Parlato

What will Frank Parlato do when the so-called “misconduct” was improper use of some INACCURATE information that they read on FrankReport.com? Will Frank denounce prosecutors for having made the mistake of using wrong information supplied by Frank himself?

Whoops!

Just askin'
Just askin'
3 years ago

I should have asked–are you a lawyer?!? If so, then be prepared to be sued for malpractice…..?

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Just askin'

That’s what Raniere is hoping to do, sue his lawyers for bad representation. LOL

The Judge
The Judge
3 years ago

Woah boy
How long until Frank is dancing in Brooklyn in a belly shirt???

Shivani
Shivani
3 years ago
Reply to  Frank Parlato

Are you waking up forgetful? You could’ve danced all night. Dancing through the stars and restoring yourself. Try to remember a little bit of that unspeakable eternity, unless you subscribe to atheism. Then, tough luck. Tee-hee.

DirtyRatBastard
DirtyRatBastard
3 years ago
Reply to  Frank Parlato

Mmh. I notice Frank did not deny nor address the belly shirt. I wonder if Frank possesses an innie or an outie belly button.

Jason
3 years ago

I agree that it’s important that prosecutors conduct themselves according to the law. That said, I hope you are going into this with clear eyes. Raniere is clearly following the same pattern with you that he has followed with many others: i.e. appealing to a higher ideal (one he may or may not actually care about, and probably not) to get you to do what best serves him personally. On top of that, he’s also flattering you by mentioning you answer to no one, and praising you – a move that makes it look like he’s in the dominant position. It’s like a pat on the head.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Jason

That is exactly what Queef does. He looks for a person’s weakness or ideals, then formulates a plan where NXIVM/ESP will help to fix those weaknesses or achieve those ideals — but only if the person joins NXIVM or helps Queef.

This is classic manipulation by a narcissist and a psychopath. Beware Frank. Be careful.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Raniere is a worthless dork – with everything in the open and the focus on him, he will wilt under pressure. LOL

The Judge
The Judge
3 years ago
Reply to  Jason

Of course Frank knows that.

He’s also a publicist. Imagine if he did find evidence of wrongdoing, leading to a new trial, possibly with even more evidence, all because of Frank’s findings. More traffic, more attention, and more airtime for our beloved host!

Jason
3 years ago
Reply to  The Judge

Imagine if Frank found evidence of wrongdoing, leading to a new trail where Keith was exonerated. That would generate a lot of traffic too.

I mean, it’s unlikely that would happen, and maybe it’s worth the risk, but it’s a sad thought.

Mexican Lady
Mexican Lady
3 years ago
Reply to  The Judge

It’s too much work. Frank is gonna get a lot of traffic because of the new tv shows. The Keith bid will not bring him that much. Keith is having trouble getting anyone to listen to him.

This is free labor for Keith presented through a fake ideal. Typical Nxivm.

Mexican Lady
Mexican Lady
3 years ago
Reply to  Jason

Yup. Doing free labor for Raniere all with the ideal of working for a better social good.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Jason

Being in jail, not having access to Bronfman money, and everything being out in the open destroys all of that. LOL

NiceGuy
NiceGuy
3 years ago

This news story is a television documentary special, book, or a movie. Perhaps all three.

Just sayin'
Just sayin'
3 years ago
Reply to  NiceGuy

Under no circumstances should a non lawyer be involved. There’s groups that do this, and he has attorneys.

Stay away.

Tom Gargiulo
Tom Gargiulo
3 years ago
Reply to  NiceGuy

A Movie: Batman and the Joker Team Up to Fight vs the “Deep State”.

Plot twists:
* Batman and the Joker switch roles, Good and Evil change and disappear at will.
* No one can determine who the Deep State ultimately is. It keeps changing depending on your perspective.
* In the final analysis: the Deep State becomes ordinary citizens like you and me, somewhat asleep and allowing life to happen to them without speaking up.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Tom Gargiulo

I wouldn’t equate the Deep State to ordinary citizens. The Deep State is very active while the ordinary citizen is apathetic and lazy. LOL

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  NiceGuy

It’s a dud. LOL

Reith Kaniere
Reith Kaniere
3 years ago

Remember that comment from Frank in The Vow- that he was like a chess player who looks far ahead, and doesn’t need a board as he knows the positions in his head? He wouldn’t be doing this unless there was a very good reason. Expect an October Surprise for Raniere just before sentencing – and it won’t be in Raniere’s favour.

Dana
Dana
3 years ago
Reply to  Reith Kaniere

Agreed. Frank is still playing the long game.

Nancy Durkin
Nancy Durkin
3 years ago
Reply to  Reith Kaniere

October surprise. Yep. You are very astute, RK.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Reith Kaniere

The October surprise for Raniere is there won’t be one. LOL

Rafael Mendoza Torres
Rafael Mendoza Torres
3 years ago

Frank has done the right thing by accepting Raniere’s proposal. If the prosecution has committed any abuse, it must be investigated and reported.

Shivani
Shivani
3 years ago

This prosecutorial misconduct brouhaha is a cultie-eyed scavenger hunt fueled by desperation. Frank could be swimming. He could take refreshing walks, if American people are still allowed such luxuries. He could reinvent lasagna. Shoot, he could fall in love and not with a scammer. He could simply relax, watch the sky and feel blissful. Maybe.

Raniere and his posse are baking a batch of cookies while an armored tank approaches them. Where is realism? Oh, never mind. Searching for realism with the branded twerkers and their pathetic stable of male counterparts is likely to be futile.

I see the face of Rhiannon. Always. I see Gina, Heidi’s sister and I see Kristin Snyder. There are a plethora of cruelties that Raniere has consciencelessly delivered to those innocent or vulnerable enough for him to succeed in doing heartbreaking harm.

However, I shalt not fret over small changes. Frank is not the usual male spider, who might ejaculate once and then be automatically devoured, having given his only contribution. Those poor dear male spiders! Here today, gone tomorrow.

Mr. Parlato is being open and generous. He is the arachnid who, in being kind to flies, will still walk away feeling contented with a full belly. The only thing is that the flies will have a few more moments to hallucinate about injustices having been what captured Raniere and spoiled their fun and games.

Maybe Raniere belongs on desolation row. I think that Frank knows that better than most. He also would see and respect the work of the prosecutors in this case, as well as the conclusions of the jury and of Judge Garaufis.

Raniere, Swami Malevolent, finally got caught and put in the can. Now he is having slightly controlled tantrums, which probably worked well for him in the past, as a dictator with a flock of very confused nonthinkers.

This could just be Frank having a Cyndi Lauper moment. Girls Just Want To Have Fun. Why not Frank?

Shivani
Shivani
3 years ago
Reply to  Shivani

I see Frank, too. He is dancing!

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

I do find it odd that a man [Raniere] who, on several occasions, preaches the fluidity and social construction of the law, specifically as it applies to age of consent and incest, is now so very concerned about it being upheld.

When accused of raping young girls, he asks his accusers to see how the laws are merely suggestions and should be viewed critically as they differ based on location and timing. Now, he and his devotees are pleading with the country to focus on nothing but the laws as they are written.

The hypocrisy and narcissism are rampant and exhausting with these people. If the laws keep him from doing what he wants, they mean nothing, If they provide an out so that he might again get his way, there is nothing more important.

There are no ultimate victims, until now that he is the ultimate victim. Is Nxivm changing their views on victims and the law or is this group representing an opposition to their once coveted “technology”? I mean for a movement that is supposed to embody ethics, one would think that they might take a second to get clear on the values and ethics for which they truly stand.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

You have misunderstood the “ethics” of NXIVM and its conceptual founder, the Great Vanguard. You see, the great Vanguard is the ultimate arbiter of morality. Like Ayn Rand, he believes in the virtue of selfishness. So any position that is in his best interest, whether it is to claim victim status, or to not claim victim status, to view the laws as simply guidelines, or to abide by them according to the letter, etc., all of these various options that appear as contradictions to us mere mortals, are actually quite “logical” according to Keith Raniere.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Ha! Well said. Unfortunately, I went through a phase where I read A LOT of Ayn Rand and that knucklehead is as transparent as they come so I should know better than to apply my own feckless, female, emotional logic to that of the great….wait, what exactly is this guy great at again?

Nancy Durkin
Nancy Durkin
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Ayn Rand’s writings are interesting in the proper context. Meaning…a certain amount of self interest (“selfishness”?) is required for a free society to work and thrive. KAR just perverted the message, to his own ends. Alas!

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Nancy Durkin

Well said, Nancy.

Clarity
Clarity
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Very well put and thanks for that.

Nancy Durkin
Nancy Durkin
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Very well said. Thank you.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Raniere is f*cked up in both his thinking and his actions. LOL

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Ha! I could not agree more!

About the Author

Frank Parlato is an investigative journalist.

His work has been cited in hundreds of news outlets, like The New York Times, The Daily Mail, VICE News, CBS News, Fox News, New York Post, New York Daily News, Oxygen, Rolling Stone, People Magazine, The Sun, The Times of London, CBS Inside Edition, among many others in all five continents.

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.

Additionally, Parlato’s coverage of the group OneTaste, starting in 2018, helped spark an FBI investigation, which led to indictments of two of its leaders in 2023.

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.

Parlato is a consulting producer and appears in TNT's The Heiress and the Sex Cult, which premiered on May 22, 2022. Most recently, he consulted and appeared on Tubi's "Branded and Brainwashed: Inside NXIVM," which aired January, 2023.

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