Nxivm Leader Keith Raniere Seeks Pardon From President Donald Trump

Donald Trump is being asked to pardon Keith Raniere, a request seen as unlikely.

Convicted felon and NXIVM leader Keith Raniere, now serving 120 years for charges of sex trafficking, forced labor and racketeering, is seeking a pardon from President Trump.

Raniere has authorized Make Justice Blind, a group of his supporters, to request a pardon on his behalf. Below is their letter to President Trump, which includes Keith Raniere’s direct statements made from prison.

In the letter, Raniere’s situation is compared to Trump’s: “Like you, Raniere has been a victim of the fake news media.”

According to the letter, the basis of the pardon request is Raniere’s claim that he is innocent, and it provides a list of issues in the case which he thinks demonstrates he got a fundamentally unfair trial.

There are nine days left in which the president can grant his pardon.

The SUN and Frank Report broke this story. The SUN’s headline is ‘FREE ME’  Nxivm sex cult boss Keith Raniere begs for PARDON from Donald Trump claiming they are both ‘victims’ of ‘fake news’

The SUN’s Emma Parry wrote in her lede:

“THE leader of the Nxivm sex and branding cult has begged for a pardon from outgoing President Donald Trump – claiming they are both “victims” of “fake news,” The Sun can exclusively reveal.

“Disgraced guru Keith Raniere, currently serving 120 years for charges of sex trafficking, forced labor, and racketeering, has penned a bizarre last-ditch letter to Trump, who has nine days left to grant pardons.

Keith Raniere is currently behind bars after his sentencing in October
Keith Raniere is currently behind bars after his sentencing in October Credit: Eastern District of NY

“Raniere, 60, whose followers included millionaires and Hollywood actresses such as Allison Mack, is facing life in prison after he was convicted last June on seven felonies.

“He is accused of running a sinister master-slave group called DOS where women were starved, branded on their groins, forced into sexual acts, and made to hand over damaging collateral, such as naked pictures.

“Raniere – who followers called “Vanguard” – was also found guilty of acts of extortion, identity theft and the production and possession of child pornography.

“’Although my personal situation is wrongful and inhumane, it has equally grave consequences for anyone who is affected by our US justice system,’ Raniere said.

Trump has just over a week to grant pardons before he leaves office
Trump has just over a week to grant pardons before he leaves office Credit: Getty Images – Getty
Actresses Nikki Clyne and Allison Mack were two high profile members of Nxivm
Actresses Nikki Clyne and Allison Mack were two high profile members of Nxivm Credit: Instagram
Members of Nixvm group DOS were branded with Raniere's initials on their groin
Members of Nixvm group DOS were branded with Raniere’s initials on their groin Credit: FRANK REPORT

“Hopefully all people will recite the pledge: ‘For liberty and justice for all!’ For me, by random chance, I became a nationally visible figure, and immersed in an amplified, hateful injustice. I am innocent, but can I be free? President Trump, it’s up to you.”

Frank Parlato, the group’s former publicist-turned whistleblower who helped expose Raniere and his sex cult, scoffed at the idea of a pardon for Raniere.

Parlato told The Sun: “The chances of Keith getting a pardon from Trump are about as likely as persuading Department of Justice prosecutors to seek justice rather than to cheat to win convictions. Slim to none.

“However, after looking at the Due Process issues raised by his supporters, I think they at least deserve scrutiny. It won’t mean a pardon. It may not mean a successful appeal, but the exposure of Due Process violations, if they indeed occurred, is more important than ensuring the incarceration of any single devil, cult leader or brander of woman.”

Stone, who had his three-year sentence for obstructing a congressional investigation commuted by Trump in July, worked briefly as a consultant for Nxivm in 2007.

“It will never happen, not a chance,” Stone told The Sun. “It was Trump and his administration that led the way to bringing Raniere to trial, after he went for years unchecked.

“Given Raniere’s financial largesse in huge contributions to Hillary Clinton and other high profile New York Democrats perhaps Biden will pardon him.”

Roger Stone, who used to work for Nxivm, says Trump will never pardon Raniere
Roger Stone, who used to work for Nxivm, says Trump will never pardon RaniereCredit: AP: Associated Press
The group's former publicist Frank Parlato is widely credited with helping to put Raniere behind bars
The group’s former publicist Frank Parlato is widely credited with helping to put Raniere behind bars Credit: Frank Report

Multiple women have spoken out about being brainwashed, controlled and abused by Raniere – including in two hit documentaries The Vow and Seduced.

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Jennifer Bonjean, who is also the lawyer for Bill Cosby for his appeal, represents Raniere.

Bonjean said, “Mr. Raniere’s Due Process guarantees were not safeguarded during his trial proceedings that resulted in an outrageous 120-year sentence. This was a grave injustice.”

Suneel Chakravorty, of Make Justice Blind, attended every day of Raniere’s trial. He says he was shocked at the “kangaroo style” court proceedings.

“The prosecution convinced the jury Raniere was a monster, using incendiary witness testimony, emails and texts unrelated to the charges,” he said. “The charges all evaporate upon scrutiny and are a mockery of real victims of real sex trafficking and forced labor”.

Chakravorty continued, “Consider, a privileged white woman who participated in a single, freaky, kinky sex act with another woman that she co-designed, without money changing hands, is paraded as a sex trafficking victim. It is a blasphemous, despicable misuse of the sex trafficking statute and an insult to all those poor minority women who are really trafficked for months or years through hundreds of horrific encounters.

“As for the forced labor, my God, one white American woman doing a few hours of computer work, to which she did not object, becomes a victim of forced labor, is a slap in the face to all those women and men confined to sweatshops or as laborers in the fields under the dry, hot sun, working 18 hours per day for low or no wages under the real threat of physical abuse or deportation. That’s forced labor. Not this charade.”

A co-founder of Make Justice Blind, Eduardo Asunsolo was born in Mexico. He also attended the trial.

“I had the awakening of my life when I saw how the trial in the US was conducted. I lost my entire conviction that there is any higher standard of justice in the USA than our notoriously corrupt, money-influenced courts in Mexico,” Asunsolo said.

Here is the complete letter:

Pardon Request of Keith Alan Raniere

To President Donald J. Trump

The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Washington, DC 20500

Dear President Trump

January 11, 2020

I, Keith Alan Raniere, hereby request a presidential pardon and hereby authorize Make Justice Blind to formally request the pardon on my behalf.

I believe the charges should never have been brought, and that they should now be dismissed and the US Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of New York should be investigated.

If I am pardoned, I plan to show the malicious, wrongful corruption in my case and expose all the issues. The issues in my case are many, however, they are not unique. Corruption is rampant at the Department of Justice and must stop.

The pardon must not confer guilt or stand as an act of clemency but rather should be a condemnation of the corruption of the Department of Justice. The purpose of this pardon is to release me from prison so I can fully dedicate myself to proving my innocence and fighting the endemic corruption of the Department of Justice, which I have witnessed first hand.

-Keith Raniere

Dear President Trump,

We are writing to you today to ask that you pardon an innocent man: Keith Raniere.

Like you, Keith Raniere has been an egregious victim of the fake news media and the Department of (In)Justice.

Despite there being no charges of violence, weapons or drugs, Democrat-appointed Judge Nicholas G. Garaufis sentenced Mr. Raniere to 120 years in prison.

Below are some of the horrid injustices in this case:

  1. Sex Trafficking With No Sex Trafficking: A 29-year-old white actress from an affluent family had a sexual fantasy between her and another woman, which Raniere helped faciliate. No money changed hands and it was consensual every inch of the way. He is now serving 40 years in prison for sex trafficking based on a single sexual encounter.

  2. Forced Labor With No Forced Labor: The same actress transcribed a few hours of video for a friend’s memorial service and read some articles. She never objected to the work and appeared glad to do it. She also had access and availed herself of up to $10,000 in cash from Raniere, which she used and so was in effect overpaid for her minimal desk-work labor. He is now serving 40 years in prison for forced labor.

  3. Evidence Tampered Within FBI Custody: Can the FBI ever lie or cheat? The lynchpin of the case against Raniere was a concocted child porn possession – the nude photos of a girl alleged to be fifteen at the time. The FBI expert witness admitted in cross examination that one of the devices that contained the pictures – was accessed and altered by an unknown person while in FBI custody! Both devices were obtained through an illegal search and seizure and multiple experts corroborate they were tampered with.

  4. Judge Dismissed the Main Cooperating Witness When She Started Crying: Judge Garaufis amazingly stopped the cross-examination of the main witness Lauren Salzman right before she was about to contradict claims made in her plea agreement, which Garaufis accepted prior to the trial. Garaufis remarkably said, “before I’m a judge, I’m a human being” in justifying stopping critical testimony of a 40-year-old woman because she started crying. With this statement, he took off his robes and became a civilian, swayed by human emotion and was therefore unable to judge impartially. He was no longer ‘justice animate’ and became ‘the protective padrone.’ Chivalry may be good but not in a courtroom where men and women should be treated equally under the law.

  5. Unprecedented and Unconstitutional Use of RICO: Laws created to prosecute the mafia were used to implode a middle-class suburban community in upstate New York with no history of violence, drugs, weapons or criminal activity of any kind.

  6. Prosecution Intimidated Potential Witnesses: Using RICO as their sword, the prosecution systematically threatened to indict anyone who didn’t conform or wished to testify for the defense or speak publicly about anything that contradicted the DOJ’s precrafted, highly slanted, false narrative.

  7. Patently False, “False Imprisonment”: An adult woman, ‘Daniela,’ with a history of pathological lying, cheating and stealing money from family and friends, claimed she was ‘forced’ to stay (rent-free) in her unlocked bedroom in her father’s house for 22 months and, incredibly, blamed it on Raniere. Raniere believed she had severe mental and emotional problems and tried to help the family find a way to help her get well through reflection and contemplation. At any time she was free to leave the room and it was her parents, not Raniere, that made all the efforts to facilitate their daughter remaining in her room. It was the woman herself who chose to stay month after month as an act of stubborn defiance to her parents and friends.

  8. Judge Let Women ‘Lie’ Using First Names or Nicknames: Judge Garaufis allowed the prosecution’s female witnesses to testify under a nickname or first name only and essentially gave them assurances that they could lie without public scrutiny. It was a circus sideshow: Any woman who opposed Raniere was referred to by first names only. Any woman who supported Raniere was referred to in court by both her first name and last name. It became for the jury a variation of Animal Farm – “One Name Good, Two Names Bad.” There was no proven need for such anonymity and some of these women, who sought to be referred to by first names only, have since come out publicly – using their full names – to profit in media from their so-called victimhood.

  9. “Victims” Had Heavy Motive to Lie: Several of the witnesses had good reason to lie to cover their own crimes, including illegally entering the country, hacking into computers, and stealing property with the intent to blackmail. They were all represented by the same civil lawyer in the criminal case and are now seeking financial reward in a class-action suit against Raniere. Because many of the witnesses were granted immunity by the prosecution for crimes they allegedly committed, the witnesses against Raniere made their statements comport with what the prosecution wanted to hear. The judge, who really should have taken off his robes and sat at the table with the prosecution, stopped the questioning of witnesses into hidden financial motives.

In closing, let us again quote the innocent Keith Raniere:  “Although my personal situation is wrongful and inhumane, it has equally grave consequences for anyone who is affected by our US justice system. Hopefully all people will recite the pledge: ‘For liberty and justice for all!’

“For me, by random chance, I became a nationally visible figure, and immersed in an amplified, hateful injustice. I am innocent, but can I be free? President Trump, it’s up to you.”

Respectfully,

Keith Raniere and on his behalf, Make Justice Blind

 

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Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

Too bad this didn’t happen. Would’ve been interesting news. Also funny to see people freak out about commenters simply using the word “data”, when information would be a more normal word. But so what? Data. data. data. data.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

All you Nxivm dead-Enders’ defense for Keith is fueled by emotion. No logic. No “data”. You want Keith free no matter what he has done because you love him. More sadly, you believe that you need him.

my2cents
my2cents
3 years ago

Why is their organization called “make justice blind”? Shouldn’t lady justice have her eyes wide open to see the truth? Really, really weird.

Jhon Cartesius
Jhon Cartesius
3 years ago

It is a civil right to appeal for forgiveness.

Jhon Cartesius
Jhon Cartesius
3 years ago

A judgment is necessary, outside of emotions.

Jhon Cartesius
Jhon Cartesius
3 years ago

The media may not be accurate, an emotionless judgment is necessary.

Almostthere
Almostthere
3 years ago

Well, almost there folks. Trump is set to pardon between 50 and 100 people tomorrow! We shall see if an immoral, tax-evading, greedy RICO criminal catches his attention. Uhhhh…

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Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

By law, any person can receive presidential forgiveness. Donald Trump has forgiven several people, such as: Roger Stone, Charles Kushner, Paul Manafort, Margaret Hunter, George Papadopoulos, Alex van der Zwaan, Duncan Hunter, Chris Collins, Nicholas Slatten, Paul Slough, Evan Liberty, Dusty Heard, Ignacio Ramos, Jose Compean, Alfonso Costa, Alfred Lee Crum, Weldon Angelos, and several others.

Paul
Paul
3 years ago

L Ron Raniere will have to wait in the line…

“Jenna Ryan, a Texas real estate broker who took a private jet to Washington to join the attack on the US Capitol, has pleaded with Donald Trump to pardon her after she was arrested by federal authorities.

After surrendering to the FBI on Friday, Ryan said: “We all deserve a pardon.””

– Oliver Milman, The Guardian.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

I hope there is still time this can go through

justice not revenge
justice not revenge
3 years ago

Nothing is impossible, the word itself says I’m possible

NFW
NFW
3 years ago

True like molestation is just a station for moles and hatred just a red hat and intent is what you do while camping but “impeach!” said the schnapps. “No, impeach!” said the one commenter here on the Frank Report who can.

But my fav. is “do you want anything with that kool-aid?”
“.Nah, Just ice, thanks”

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

But in Raniere’s case, extremely unlikely.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

The secret of change is to focus all of your energy not on fighting the old, but on building the new

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

In other news…Jim Davis is interviewing cami. Should be interesting!

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

She’s represented by counsel. It should be stopped until her attorney is informed.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Just sayin'

It’s a joke. He’s the creator of the Garfield comic strip. As relevant to this Nxivm dumpster fire as Scott Adams. But a much better artist & person then conspiracy theory obsessed Scott Adams.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

Damn, there are some serious holes in the charges against Keith… thank god they’re coming to light now, and I hope it’s not too little too late!

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

It is too little too late, what do you think about god now?

ABCD
ABCD
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Holes in the charges, yes!

Gordon
Gordon
3 years ago
Reply to  ABCD

You believe that there are “holes in the charges”, just because you read Keith Raniere’s own issues he finds with the charges. Now, that’s funny. We got us a bunch of keyboard lawyers up in heaahhh!

Paul
Paul
3 years ago

He could wait a few days and ask the new Marxist president Joe Biden, for a pardon. As the font of all evil, and Satan’s duly elected vicar on Earth, Joe might want to bring Keith on board with his reptilian paedophile microchipped, cohorts. Maybe he could supply his white mixture to be used as a new chemical payload, because the current formula just seems to make people fat and stupid. Then they could install 5g Coast to coast and totally robotics everybody. Yes, I think Joe Pavelovich Bidonski is Raniere’s best last hope.

Joe would learn how to created a huge horde of super-intelligent vegan ethical horde of NXIANS, to beat Trumps fat people, and bring about the Eschaton. Then they could both nuke China and Russia and finally Make America Great Again.

Yeah Keith, write to Mr Biden.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Paul

Great idea – Immentize the eschaton!!!

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NiceGuy
NiceGuy
3 years ago

In my humble opinion, Donald Trump will never Pardon Kieth Raniere!!!!

****
The stock market hit a temporary all time high today!!! Oddly enough Trump was impeached today as well.

What does QAnon make of this?!?!?!?

What tale will they yarn to explain the inexplicable?

….Was it George Soros, Bangkok, the Illuminati, the Cabal, Allison Mack, the Elder Scrolls of Zion. 😉

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

Asking Trump for help would be like asking Raniere to intervene and sort out the toxic politics of his many companies and endeavors. He couldn’t be bothered, because they were all just make-work for his girlfriends or dead-ends to keep people placated and occupied. He had zero interest in actually having them succeed. Like Raniere with his companies, Trump has zero interest in doing the actual job of leading. The public-facing elements in each case are a sideshow that obscures the actual goings-on, which is remarkably little that isn’t involved in either the glory or the gratification of each man. Raniere and Trump are the same, and their circumstances resonate together like a pair of tuning forks.

Both are charismatic leaders whose principal objective is their own aggrandizement, not actually accomplishing much of anything.

Both displayed warning signs early on.

Both maintain an inner circle of acolytes who compete for their approval, to zero forward-moving purposes, and to the actual detriment of any stated agenda.

Both demand obedience, albeit only implicitly.

Both are the ultimate authority within their radius of influence.

Both rely on the trappings of a legitimate structure (a business, the government) to mask their power monopoly within that radius.

Both maintain control of their followers through subtle and overt dishonesty and an unethical system of punishment and reward.

Both sets of followers are actively encouraged to isolate themselves from outside opinions and information.

Both like to trumpet their work ethic, but in actuality enjoyed a great deal of “executive time.”

Both are womanizers, liars and abusers who expend great effort to have that information suppressed. Controlling information might be the thing they both work hardest at.

Both have a pattern of escalating abuse, unchecked in part because of the unwillingness or inability of their followers to criticize them in the face of their arrogance, bullying and lies.

And both escalated until they finally crossed a line that too many followers and outside observers could no longer ignore or rationalize away.

The argument against the pardon is that Trump is too concerned with Trump to distract himself with boring shit like “justice” and “principles.”

The argument for a pardon is that Trump perceives he can absorb the pardon into his sideshow in a way that demonstrates the indomitable relevance of Trump.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

And of course both are blameless for everything that is currently happening to them.

NiceGuy
NiceGuy
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

They’re totally blameless. Ask Shadow!

Allison Mack and Hillary Clinton are responsible for everything. They even caused the downfall of the Führer!

Paul
Paul
3 years ago
Reply to  NiceGuy

And the Good Old Fuhrer was a solid Anti-Marxist! USA! USA! USA! Down with Marxist Nurses and Librarians! Down with perfectly ordinary people!

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  NiceGuy

Yes, from Führer Keith Raniere! But that only applies to Allison Mack . HRC is not involved in this.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

HRC took political donations from Nxivm.

Every politician is corrupt in someway. That’s why all the partisan fanboys on both sides are ridiculous.

Got proof?
Got proof?
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

I read his apology statement at sentencing where he takes full responsibility and says his codefendants are all good innocent people who don’t deserve this and to give al of the responsibility to him. He is saying he did not commit the crimes he is accused of claiming his innocence but he certainly took responsibility.

Have you read the statement. Where are you getting the information that he takes no responsibility? I’d love to see it.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Got proof?

He concealed his involvement and initials in the brand from the beginning. He did commit the crimes. So he is not taking responsibility. It’s lip service.

He conceived of the branding. He dubbed the tapes “collateral” (blackmail). That’s on tape. He sent texts dating his sexual relationship start with Cami. And it was when she was legally a child. Don’t you think that is vile?

He used porn and very damaging letters & confessions about careers and loved ones and finances as coercion. He used a credit card that belonged to someone else. That is fraud on the bank who did not issue the card to Keith.

There is so much more that you will continue to refuse to see. He is not innocent. He even admits to some crimes. But tries to make them not criminal due to his “special circumstances” and continued desire for exalted treatment.

He destroyed lives. Tore families apart. He is a very, very bad and dangerous man. You remaining dead end cult members are proof of that. And more “collateral” damage.

Proof is in the pudding
Proof is in the pudding
3 years ago
Reply to  Got proof?

Look beyond the duplicitous scaffolding he erects to shield himself and examine his actual conduct. Blow away the smokescreen and it is all blatantly self-serving. Or perhaps he set this whole thing up so that his followers could learn and grow from the adversity? And maybe Trump breaks all the norms and pulls all the shit he does to expose some deep state conspiracy.

Like Trump, he has had very little to say for himself when the daylight finally fell on him because his conduct speaks for itself. They both know their positions are indefensible. In both cases, the charges might be bs, the trial a sham. Maybe we don’t have law or language that is precise enough to hold them to account for their actual misdeeds. The web of lies and the number of people who ultimately realized they’d been abused by their self-serving behavior is indisputable.

FMN
FMN
3 years ago

Here’s a snippet on “pyramid scheme” found in the civil complaint:

“3. Drawing from methods used in pyramid schemes and multilevel marketing, NXIVM induced students to recruit and form their own downstream sales organizations within NXIVM, so that the students might work their way up in the hierarchy, known as the “Stripe Path” (after the colored striped sashes members wore to indicate rank and recruitment achievements), to a level where they could earn commissions and build careers and income for themselves.

4. However, few students ever qualified for commissions, because the Defendants continually manipulated the program requirements, expanded the required curriculum, and graded most of the students as failures who needed to work harder and take more of NXIVM’s expensive courses. Out of the more than sixteen thousand people who took NXIVM’s courses, fewer than one hundred ever earned any income from NXIVM’s businesses, and fewer than twenty-five received substantial earnings within NXIVM.

Most of the earnings were received by the small group collectively known within the organization as the “Inner Circle.”

https://frankreport.com/2020/01/28/summary-of-glazers-case-against-bronfmans-mack-porter-salzmans-clyne-junco-russell-etc/

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  FMN

That’s not a pyramid scheme, that is business fraud. While a pyramid scheme is a type of business fraud, not all business fraud is a pyramid scheme.

FMN
FMN
3 years ago

Question for the Nxians:

Are you willing to accept the opinion of the Court of Appeals?

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  FMN

I think the whole point of what they’re doing is that they would accept judgement from the Court of Appeals if it were infact unbiased and made a decision based on facts and not on emotion, which is not likely, so the decision would have to be very transparent and easy to understand.

Heidi H
Heidi H
3 years ago

BTW, Frank, IDK if you were listening or not but remember when I mentioned how Toni was telling me she talked to your FBI guys there in Buffalo/Rochester — heaping praise and urging them not to arrest you…of course, that was Toni’s version. As, you know, deserving as it might appear you are and all.

So go ahead, shoot the messenger but I also told you, whether you listened or not, Barbara Bouchey was secretly recording us, separately and then together and she had arranged it that way, deceptively.

And I also mentioned my suspicions about a certain British based media company that flew Barb in to catch the Royal wedding and that also courted me in a similar fashion.

I have one question: WHO (among the old hag NX trained harpies) allegedly took a bribe from, allegedly, Nancy Salzman?! As mentioned recently here on FR?

Just Askin'
Just Askin'
3 years ago
Reply to  Heidi H

Why was she recording you guys?

Heidi Hutchinson
Heidi Hutchinson
3 years ago
Reply to  Just Askin'

I can only guess. I only wanted to celebrate, see what she might have to add about my sister’s story, etc. I hadn’t seen her since 2011. Frank hooked us up again in June 2018.

I was stunned, sickened but know some of the ex-NX chicks are full of tricks and at that time, especially, some may have feared indictment themselves.

If you ask me, NXIVM will go down in history on the Salzman side as the great Bronfman Heist. And counting.

Clifton Parker
Clifton Parker
3 years ago

“Unprecedented and Unconstitutional Use of RICO: Laws created to prosecute the mafia were used to implode a middle-class suburban community in upstate New York with no history of violence, drugs, weapons or criminal activity of any kind.”

Thanks….but my home town is doing just fine with KR and his cult crew.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Clifton Parker

RICO laws created in the 1970s for the mafia have also been used to go after a variety of white collar crimes for decades.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

If this has merit, seems like believing women/victims at all costs and no questioning their motives in this case and prosecutors who want to win at all costs are bigger problems – I can see they could be motivated by – immunity from criminal charges, book deals, HBO shows, saving relationships, fame, partner law job, etc. We have a civic duty to get to the truth in each case as best as possible no matter sex or status – to protect each person in a civilized society- or else anyone will be open season to be portrayed as a monster by anyone else in power or anyone’s enemies…

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

You really paint Raniere’s nearest and dearest and your fellow nxians as disgusting, self important, total creeps… So we agree on something! And the fish stinks from the head. Or the vanguard in this case.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

It is interesting comparing the false imprisonment charge against Raniere and the false imprisonment charges against anti-cult “experts” like Rick Ross in the 1970s and 1980s. In Raniere’s case, a young woman with a history of theft and lying stays in her unlocked room as a consequence of a family decision to try to help her with her indiscretions. In one of Ross’s cases, a Pentecostal 18-year-old is wrestled to the ground, dragged into a van, restrained by 3 men, handcuffed at his wrists, tied at his ankles with ropes and gagged with duct tape, taken to a cottage, kept in a guarded room, then belittled for his beliefs for 5 days and told he wouldn’t be set free until he renounces the Pentecostal faith. Which version looks more like false imprisonment?

K.R. Claviger
Editor
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Just for the record, Keith Raniere was not charged with the crime of False Imprisonment. Nor was False Imprisonment one of the 16 predicate acts that were part of the Racketeering.

NiceGuy
NiceGuy
3 years ago
Reply to  K.R. Claviger

False imprisonment would have been too tough to prove even though it was the case. On the other hand, it worked against OJ Simpson who was attempting to take back his own property. LOL

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Both look like false imprisonment. Both are false imprisonment. Your ” which crime is a worse version of the same crime” Game has no legal merit. It sounds like a real desperate attempt to make justifications for horrible, vile, vanguard behavior.

DatAintFunny
DatAintFunny
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Anonymous 2:25

There was no crime!

Look, everybody in NXIVM and DOS did a
Pinky-Swear. I don’t know where you come from, but a PINKIE SWEAR is worth more than law or like ‘whatever’.
****
The Women willing and unknowingly signed away their rights as human beings on a Pinky Swear. It’s totally moral and noble.
****
You are hateful and ignorant! All because you don’t like a rapist named after a video game.

Is that fair or noble?

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  DatAintFunny

Ha ha ha!

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

— a young woman with a history of theft and lying stays in her unlocked room as a consequence of a family decision to try to help her with her indiscretions

Is “lying and theft” in Raniere’s world of word salad definitions, the desire to date someone closer to her own age and not be a temporary sex toy for an aging, morally decrepit, manipulative, unethical creep, who lies repeatedly and lives off of others as a grifter?

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

If you really support Raniere, use your real name. Stand up! Say, ” I ____ ___, support freeing Keith Raniere. I do not believe he committed the crimes of sex trafficking, child pornography, etc.” Be brave, be bold! Show the tech works! If you refuse to put your name on it, it is – as you guys often say – “very telling”. I know why enemies of Keith remain anonymous (largely): because he is a vindictive, litigious man with a coven of crazed cult members! But if you truly believe Keith is benign, don’t worry! Sign your name.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Why don’t you set an example and go first?

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Because I do not support that loathsome pedophile. This is your battle. Your burden. And I do need anymore Squeaky Frome types coming after me. If you are so proud of your aged convict child pornography producing mentor, sign your name! [redacted]

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

I don’t support Raniere, either. That has nothing to do with it. You answered the question without trying to answer it.

The name game
The name game
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Because the world is slinging brutal attacks on anyone who even so much as took a few classes there and even people who have publicly denounced him are still fired from jobs having their families and children attacked receiving death threats etc. Pretty easy to sit on your high horse contributing to the very violence and hate that is the reason so many can’t sign their name to their truth.

Suneel, Eduardo and team are incredibly brave and doing this for many who can’t do what your suggesting. And that is likely part of the plan of the prosecution and the “whistle blowers” because they know we know the truth that would incriminate THEM. That’s why they have attacked us so much and made it life threatening for us to speak up with our names signed behind our support. Give it some thought.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  The name game

[redacted] I would never not testify for a person I knew to be innocent. You knew Keith wasn’t. [redacted] Talk about playing victim. Who cares what people say? Do what’s right. It does feel good. Try it sometime.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  The name game

Also can you please show police reports of the death threats? Especially the ones on children. Cause I call bull shit on that claim. Prove me wrong. It’s a crime. Let’s see the receipts.

QAnonMan
QAnonMan
3 years ago
Reply to  The name game

“If you don’t like Keith Raniere or Team 5—You’re a hater!” I totally get where you are coming from.

So the “whistleblowers” are the Nxivm 5 because they are blowing the whistle on the FBI and DOJ for using lies and fake evidence to prosecute Keith Raniere. Now your defense makes sense.

Don’t let the haters on the Frank Report get you down!

Anthony
Anthony
3 years ago

I find it crazy that people don’t see beyond their hate for someone even if that creates a horrific justice system for them. I was never part of NXIVM not even close, didn’t know it existed, don’t know Keith at all. I’ve been following this case for a few months and looking at all data. What happened in this trial after reading a lot of the transcripts was crazy! I’m not saying free Keith. I’m saying give him a fair trial. Why not? Just saw Netflix Chicago 7 last night and after reading the transcripts of Keith’s trial, frankly the judge really sound like the Chicago 7 one. We don’t need this in America. With all the crazy stuff Keith is accused of I just don’t see why give him a fair trial would be so bad, again our justice system just can’t be biased. One of the craziest things was the evidence tampering. I mean that is just scary for me, why would you need to do that if the women that was allegedly abused is willing to participate? There’s many other cases to support were injustice happened this is one of them and I support this as I am supporting others. I hope more people can see this affects us all American citizens.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anthony

” data” it gives you cult members away. Every time.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Anonymous 9:31-

“Data” and “tech” make their privates tingle with excitement.

Sh*t my privates are tingling from the mere mention of the words.

NXIDVMDVM
NXIDVMDVM
3 years ago
Reply to  Anthony

Wait… didn’t you forget to make a comparison to the Salem Witch Trials and the Nazi Holocaust?

I’m not sure whether these posts that on the face of it are Nxians regurgitating the phrase of the day, which appears to be some variation on “reading the transcripts” at the moment, or whether they are NXIVM opponents mocking Nxians.

Poe’s Law in full effect.

FMN
FMN
3 years ago
Reply to  Anthony

Even if you weren’t involved, you certainly adopted the hate mantra your buddies have been pushing.

Good for you!

Hate this. Hate that.

The judge hated him. The jury hated him. The US Attorney hated him. Even the media.

Poor guy!!! Everyone is wrong except the narcissist!

QAnonMan
QAnonMan
3 years ago
Reply to  FMN

FMN-

The system is rigged. Wake up!

ABCD
ABCD
3 years ago
Reply to  Anthony

Anthony, I hear you, I totally see the similarities with the Netflix Chicago 7 story. A system that picks and chooses what they allow to hear as evidence, perspective, etc. Bias in full-force.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  ABCD

Lol. Not. Even. Close. So self aggrandizing

Judgin the Judge
Judgin the Judge
3 years ago

I’m willing to review each of these points to see if they are baseless claims or have any weight. These are serious offenses to justice if any of them are true and while I deeply dislike Raniere (or at least who he’s been presented to be) it would be a huge concern regarding the Government’s actions. And I for one don’t trust the Government rt now. I looked at the transcripts for the handling of Lauren’s testimony and it does seem the judge stopped Lauren’s testimony at an extremely critical point. Looks like she was indeed about to reveal some information that would oppose the things she said in her plea (which we all know people plea and say what they have to say when doing so to get less time and save what’s left of their lives) and also where she was going would have upended the RICO charge as well. I can see why she started crying at this moment. She was stuck between the truth and her freedom. Either way, the judge halting her testimony at this point and tearing her like a child is very suspicious and in most cases would be grounds for a new trial.

FMN
FMN
3 years ago

Nxians:

I understand you had family and friends and purpose. And fun.

But you shouldn’t need anyone else to have that. You should be able to have that on your own.

Your friends are still there, some. Family’s still there. You have a void.

You shouldn’t need a convicted sexual predator to make you feel ” whole”.

That is the part that’s messed up.

That’s a messed up emotional dependency.

My opinion

FMN
FMN
3 years ago
Reply to  FMN

You’re missing A Higher Being in your lives.

Some call Him God. Some Krishna. Some Jesus. Some just ” Universe””

None call him Vanguard.

Andy
Andy
3 years ago
Reply to  FMN

Even if people had emotional dependencies on Keith, which I’m not saying is even true, but what’s worse, emotional dependencies (which everyone has) or the government breaking the law to convict people? Isn’t it more important we put are energy towards addressing that?

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Andy

Why can’t they both be “worse”? Silly argument. I find it more honest if you said,”I love Keith Raniere. I don’t care what crimes he committed! I just really miss him and want him free.”

FMN
FMN
3 years ago
Reply to  Andy

The energy will be put forth in a legal appeal, and Vanguard has a very good attorney. He also had a great attorney during the trial.

For now, Nxians need to start healing.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  FMN

That’s excellent advice!!!! Too bad your not sharing with people who have a modicum of common sense.

shahzad
shahzad
3 years ago

Very nice post

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

Sorry, but the phrase “trial by media” is overstated. There is no such thing. The public doesn’t get to vote on whether an alleged criminal is guilty or not based on the content of the media or anything for that matter. The judge or jury are the ones who determine guilt or innocence, and the latter must do so UNANIMOUSLY based on the evidence presented. In the case of VanGrifter, his defense team, acting on his behalf, chose a jury of his peers both the prosecution and defense agreed would be as objective as possible—based on interviews of them where criteria such as their lack of knowledge about the case and people involved were used to assess this—in looking at the evidence, which is part of the process of the justice system that makes it fair.

The irony now, of course, is the NXIVM shills are using the same tool, which they claim is responsible for the alleged imposition of injustice on their leader, for the purpose of bringing attention to it! They want to eat their cake and have it too.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

Scott Adam posted this on Twitter. I admire him taking a stand and challenging what is starting to look like fake news.

NXIDVMDVM
NXIDVMDVM
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

At this moment, Scott Adam’s post has 61 retweets, 36 quote retweets, and overwhelmingly negative comments.

Nicki Clyne’s original post is generating almost no traction.

The NXIVM social media strategy is failing miserably.

Maybe Keith should direct the Bronfman sisters to hire a new Brand Manager.

FMN
FMN
3 years ago
Reply to  NXIDVMDVM

Maybe that’s why Nxians are thriving on the Frank Report. Their last hope for a voice.

Heidi Hutchinson
Heidi Hutchinson
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

IDK who Scott Adams is but looks like he’s MAGA beyond the QAnon level, promoting ‘insurgency,’ talks a lot about his “little white penile gland” and among his few longtime followers on Twitter is “The Fall of NXIVM” — Toni Natalie and Chet Hardin’s podcast project that I rather graciously (I thought) declined to be involved with — along with Mexi-NXIAN, Marc Elliot, and a couple of other diehard NXIAN leftovers and/or Bronfman money grabbers.

TONI – WTF?! Did that Nazi training Keith parsed seep into your brain permanently…just when I was about to forgive you for not having one at all to start with?!!!!!

The Crucible
The Crucible
3 years ago

My opinion is ….it’s super crazy to me that Raniere is being compared to Trump… how hate can be such an effective tool to keep people from looking at evidence. Opinions are being used to slander, destroy and ultimately press charges to convict or impeach someone.

Shaming and blaming is the new justice system and no one seems to notice.

I myself have some disturbing thoughts and opinions about the seemingly (and I mean seemingly) narcissistic choices and behaviors of some leaders … they appear not considerate of the massive effects on a community or a country. Often, I just want them to shut the F up! HOWEVER, that does NOT, nor should NOT determine someone’s legal fate.

Do we really live in a world where the loudest gripes win?

I thought that was just in high school…. where one disgruntled bitch wrecked it for everyone. Now we have groups of them (small groups actually) fueled by very powerful media commerce making lots of money. Not trying to produce truth… just make more and more money. It’s one thing to fly-off the handle to share my feelings- it’s a whole different deal to let that dictate law and order. There’s no order in emotions.

I’m glad Scott Adams can see through the bullshit: https://twitter.com/ScottAdamsSays/status/1348688285489451010.

NSIDVMDVM
NSIDVMDVM
3 years ago
Reply to  The Crucible

The Crucible,

I asked this in a previous threat and you didn’t reply, but perhaps you didn’t see it, so I’ll ask it again.

You clearly hold Suneel Chakravorty in high regard and indicate familiarity with his reputation.

Hypothetically, if Mr. Chakravorty were to engage in the discussion threads on this website, do you think he should identify himself openly, as do Frank Parlato, K.R. Claviger and Heidi Hutchinson?

If Mr. Chakrovorty were instead to obscure his identity using a screen-name, what legitimate purpose could explain that?

Obviously I prefer to maintain my anonymity and don’t begrudge anyone else doing the same, but I would find it suspicious if someone were to use their real name sometimes and hide behind a pseudonym at other times.

Your thoughts?

NXIDVMDVM

NXIDVMDVM
NXIDVMDVM
3 years ago
Reply to  The Crucible

Wait a second here, “The Crucible,” you’re complaining that it is hate for people to compare your “Vanguard” to Trump, but Keith Reniere and Make Justice Blind (including the fellow you respect so much, Suneel Chakravorty), write this in the pardon plea:

“Like you, Keith Raniere has been an egregious victim of the fake news media and the Department of (In)Justice.”

So, you are saying KR and MJB are engaging in hate by comparing The World’s Smartest Child Rapist™ to Trump?

Most confusing.

The Crucible
The Crucible
3 years ago
Reply to  NXIDVMDVM

NXIDVMDVM, sorry it wasn’t clear. As with anything, there are multiple factors going on at once.

When I said it’s crazy to compare Raniere and Trump, I meant it’s because Raniere is a member of / leader of a small community in suburban upstate New York, whereas Trump is the President of the United States. They are certainly in different positions, and it doesn’t necessarily make sense to compare their actions… that would be like guilt by association.

However, as Make Justice Blind pointed out, Raniere and Trump ARE in similar positions – in the sense that people really hate them based on the media’s salacious fake news.

The PROCESS of what happened to KR is identical to what is happening to Trump, and has been happening to Trump. Trump even said it, “the impeachment threat is just more continuation of the same witch hunt” that’s been going on since he was voted in.

What is crazy is that no one can see that it’s the same process. This is a process that happens to countless people; yet it is invisible to the public.

Media uses lies and misinformation (NOT FACTS) to sway the public opinion into condemnation of someone. They incite hate, make fake news to create a story that sells, to condemn or impeach. Suneel is trying to expose that this terrible process is happening… not based on evidence but based on someone’s hate. I think it’s good to use them both, Raniere and Trump, as examples of the PROCESS we are seeing. Then we can take that awareness and surely find more people that this has happened to.

People can’t see how imagery and music (for example in a movie) are used to manipulate a person’s perspective and feeling. Emotionally charged content makes it even easier (like mentioning “sex” or “slavery”).

I find it so insidious how this power to persuade is being abused, by crafting narratives—- good movie making —-while destroying civilization in the material world. It exposes the immaturity of humans. Makes me sad.

As for your question about real names vs. pseudonyms, I say: to each his own, it’s everyone’s personal choice whether they want to comment publicly, anonymously, or both.

NXIDVMDVM
NXIDVMDVM
3 years ago
Reply to  The Crucible

Tons of people see how appeals to emotion are made to sway opinions. Its been a topic of discussion and analysis for over 2,000 years. You haven’t stumbled upon some revelation. I’m sure Suneel must have read some Socrates and Plato at Harvard.

However, virtually no one who isn’t drinking Keith’s Koolaid™ thinks there aren’t tons of objective, facts that prove your “Vanguard’s” guilt.

You answer to my pseudonym question is a standard NXIVM evasion. Of course, it is a personal choice–you merely state the obvious.

It is a shady choice to sometimes identify one’s self publicly and then post other times anonymously.

It indicates a lack of real commitment to and confidence in the truth of one’s position.

It suggest fear of consequences.

If you see Suneel, give him my regards. Likewise “Anthony.”

The Crucible
The Crucible
3 years ago
Reply to  NXIDVMDVM

I’m not Suneel but I do understand that it’s hard to believe someone …when they make as much sense as Suneel does. We’re not always used to logic, we often prefer when things are twisted.

About emotions – I disagree that a lot of people are aware they are swayed by emotions. If it’s true, why would so many people be moved without any evidence, and respond to so much hate in the media? Media does what sells. That’s why platforms like Parler and Rumble are soon to be eliminated.

Frank Report may end up being the ONLY communication platform left where people can express the truth and/or opinions!

NXIDVMDVM
NXIDVMDVM
3 years ago
Reply to  NXIDVMDVM

The Crucible and Anthony make the same idiosyncratic grammatical mistake as Mr. Chakravorty both here and on his own website.

However, that is not proof positive.

It might be that bathing in Keith’s Koolaid™ impacts grammar, just as it clearly does critical thinking skills.

I agree, Frank–it takes massive commitment to stand up publicly and plant one’s flag on the hill of a convicted child sex trafficker. I’m glad you provide a forum for people like Suneel to do so.

The Crucible
The Crucible
3 years ago
Reply to  NXIDVMDVM

(In response to Frank’s comment Jan 15th)

Good point, Mr. Frank.

Mack's sex advice for teens
Mack's sex advice for teens
3 years ago
Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

It looks like some influential sources are supporting this pardon! This guy Scott Adams who has over 600K twitter followers tweeted this the other day “I support this pardon because the prosecution looks DEEPLY suspicious if you dig into it a bit” Check this out: https://twitter.com/ScottAdamsSays/status/1348688285489451010

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

So, now it’s trial by Twitter? You are silly.

arrow
arrow
3 years ago

By bringing to the table those 9 arguments seriously questions the trial and the excessive sentence.
Not even the worst criminals, as drug dealers have this abnormal sentences.
To question the justice system and make them accountable is a moral imperative. Society as a whole count on it.
Prosecution and the justice system must follow the rules, not break them.
The justice has responsibility with us the citizens who pays them. Every one of us deserves a fair trial.
Keith´s case does not show violence, no drugs and no guns involved.
And Mr Raniere asks for pardon and talks about help to heal the corrupt justice system.
Mr Trump can even at the last moment help to correct this justice abuse. And by doing that send a clear message to the judiciary system.
Mr Trump has the pardon in his hands.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  arrow

Child molesters like Keith are the worst offenders. Drugs should be decriminalized.

Anon
Anon
3 years ago

40 years for one sexual encounter! What kind of world are we living in??

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anon

The kind of world where old men who fuck little 15-year-old girls go to prison. Maybe for their other crimes – but thank God they are locked up!

NiceGuy
NiceGuy
3 years ago
Reply to  Anon

Anon 7:02

—40 years for one sexual encounter! What kind of world are we living in??

Oddly enough that’s how Bangkok’s parents feel. Their 38 year old man-cub currently resides in their basement.

Shayla
Shayla
3 years ago

If I were innocent and had my constitutional rights been as grossly violated as they were in this trial (even if you hate him there are some MAJOR violations here), I would shout it from the rooftops and try every angle (even Trump who I deeply dislike) too

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

As Frank said it himself, even the devil deserves due process. It looks pretty clear to me that in this case there was none of that.

I think it’s an important question to ask, if we feel like someone doesn’t deserve a fair trial because they sound like a monster in the media. I personally believe that if someone is guilty, then it’s not necessary to cheat and deprive them of due process, so it follows that if there was cheating, then the person is probably innocent. I support this pardon even if the person in question has a bad reputation. Because a jugar system is more important that our own moral fears.

Llorán

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

There is another way to feel – and I know you will respect it – that he did get a fair trial. He had unlimited money to mount the best defense he possibly could present. I save my pity for trials of the far less fortunate. Who have you spoken out for or raised money for who could not buy a million dollar plus defense?

Paul
Paul
3 years ago

Trump will be thinking more about pardoning himself after Mitch McConnell stated today that the Democrats were right to launch impeachment proceedings; as it will help to purge him from the Republican Party. He won’t give Raniere a single thought.

Alex
Alex
3 years ago
Reply to  Paul

Trump belongs to such a different social stratum his radar never has, is or will be overlapping to the slightest extent with Raniere’s and his monkeys. This is so obviously not clear to them.
😀

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

I don’t support Keith however I’m suspicious of this case. We need a unbiased justice system and experts say Keith’s right were violated. I’m not defending Keith however I’m scared because if this can happen to him it can happen to everyone. I believe in the true and fight for justice. If the law says Keith in guilty send him to jail! But hate is boring, meaningless. Only shallow people hate. We need to stop trial by media and violate anyone’s rights in America. Else its like Salem Witch Trials and Nazi Holocaust. Everybody deserves right to prove innocence.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

You are out of line comparing pervguard to the victims of the holocaust. Shame on you.

Natashka
Natashka
3 years ago

Interesting thread going on here. Comments from multiple followers, even a DOS slave aka Dossier girl hoping Melania will understand. It’s quite sad really.

https://mobile.twitter.com/ScottAdamsSays/status/1348688285489451010

NiceGuy
NiceGuy
3 years ago
Reply to  Natashka

Nataska-

Here is an explanation for Adam’s pardon request:

Scott Adams got his pipes cleaned by [redacted]. I watched the interview she did with him. Adams was up her [redacted] like he was performing a Oophorectomy.

Frank won’t let me say ‘her name’, that is to say, the Nick-name I made up for her. Frank thinks the new nickname is offensive.

Cool Fact: Frank started censoring people before it became the cool thing to do. He pioneered censoring long before Twitter and FaceBook. 🙂

Bangkok is right. ICE needs to deport Frank back to Albania. 😉

Jonah117
Jonah117
3 years ago

I’m not from America and I have to say where I come from forced labor and sex trafficking are truly horrific unimaginable crimes. I used to work with organizations that attempted to assist that population. I must say having looked deeply into those charges in the case Suneel is correct. The forced labor charge was one woman doing a few hours of computer work and the sex trafficking charge was that same woman receiving oral sex from another woman and she testified that she was already upstate the day before yet the prosecution stated that she traveled by train or bus the day of the act. It seems they did this to make the claim that her travel affected interstate commerce (historically this typically does not hold in court) but regardless she testified that she woke up that morning already upstate. This does not meet the criteria of sex trafficking and having witnessed true sex trafficking where I come from I agree with Suneel that to consider this as such is a horrific thing to do to those true victims. Having worked with women who have truly been forced into labor or sex trafficked they act quite differently. They don’t seek podcasts, brag about it on social media and receive enforcements or go on Ellen. They are truly traumatized.

Anthony
Anthony
3 years ago
Reply to  Jonah117

Thanks for your comment, Jonah117. I had thought of this too. I think we are losing the scope of things with sensationalized media. I had the opportunity to work with illegal immigrants coming to the US and a lot of them were running away from their countries because of true violence, abuse, slavery, and fear for their lives. I’m sorry but when I look at the alleged victims of Raniere, they all seem educated, with a great life and their stories of NXIVM “trauma” are not even close to what real victims go through, I can’t even place them in the same category; I’m sorry, it’s just not fair. I hope we look deep into this as 120 years for what Raniere is being accused and what was “proved” in court just doesn’t make sense. I mean what should a murderer get then? 500 hundred years? I’ve seen murderers and drug dealers get 10 or even less than 5 years in prison for you know, killing someone! I hope people here look beyond their hate for Raniere and see the importance we have as American citizens in fixing this. This story is really beyond him.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anthony

—I had the opportunity to work with illegal immigrants coming to the US and a lot of them

Did you hire them as landscapers?

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Jonah117

Why didn’t Raniere’s highly-paid lawyer push back when it was appropriate, during the trial?

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Jonah117

Clearly, it does meet the criteria. The charge was upheld and the verdict guilty. If you are in another country and interested in the US justice system – why this case? Why not someone else?

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

Because he’s full of scrap.

NFW
NFW
3 years ago
Reply to  Jonah117

And so your point is that these women just haven’t been beat with a big enough stick is it?

2.5 decades of working very closely with a local authority special register: asylum seekers, refugees, an array of slave labour from enforced prostitution through domestic slaves to nail bar workers, leads me to conclude you have no clue of what it is you profess to know. None. This is just peurile posturing.

FP8
FP8
3 years ago
Reply to  Jonah117

Thank you for your perspective this really helps!

skyandsun33
skyandsun33
3 years ago
Reply to  Jonah117

Jonah117, I have similar feelings about the crimes of sex trafficking and forced labour – it makes me sick to hear stories or read articles of victims of these crimes. For a few years now, I have been distantly relating with people whose entire vocation is dedicated to championing the victims of these types of crimes.

I want to maintain an open mind, so I won’t say there was absolutely no sex trafficking or forced labour going on with the NXIVM organization, but I will say that I have seen absolutely zero evidence that convinces me anything of the sort happened. The NXIVM women who have spoken at trial or publicly through the media simply do not compare to the victims of sex slaves a la ISIS or the victims of prostitution/forced labour via human smugglers.

I wish we could talk about what actually happened in NXIVM using more precise wording/language rather than slapping the horrific labels of “sex slave,” “sex trafficking,” “forced labour” and “blackmail” all over the case.

This same point applies to the comment by erasend, who brings up another horrific crime, pedophilia. What are you talking about, exactly, erasend? The photo evidence presented at trial? The claim of the woman at the sentencing? Or something else I haven’t heard of yet? If you want to talk about it (a good idea, I agree), then let’s get specific.

FMN
FMN
3 years ago
Reply to  Jonah117

I’m impressed you don’t come from America but are able to interpret US laws better than a US Attorney and Federal judge and jury. Wow. Very impressive!

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Jonah117

Ah. The fallacy of relative privation.

In other words, it’s NOT AS BAD as other types of sex trafficking.

What you clueless NXIVM shills don’t understand is this: yes it is, and maybe even worse. Keith’s entire cult was built on deception. He’s effectively an acting Luciferian, a minister of the actual Devil, because the latter’s modus operandi is DECEPTION masked by bits and pieces of the truth. The truth is subservient to an underhanded motive that is intended to be well-hidden to serve the opposite. In the language of children’s stories: “the wolf in sheep’s clothing”. That is Keith’s manipulative behavior to a tee: the “slow boil of the frog” analogy, even though the meaning of the phrase doesn’t actually happen in reality because the frog would begin to jump out as soon as the water started to get too hot for it.

Just because there is ONE person who benefits from the sex trafficking, and just because there are superficial facades of legitimacy that make it seem “not as bad”–female “empowerment”, “bad-ass” women, “no ultimate victims”, “collateral”, a ritualistic, speciously consensual, “Brand me master, it would be an honor”–doesn’t make it any less than actual sex trafficking. It arguably makes it even worse because people are TRICKED into believing and doing it via a process that isn’t TRANSAPRENT, but which is very deceptive.

skyandsun33
skyandsun33
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Anonymous, I want to hear more of what you are saying here: can you please be more specific?

I am still only seeing that you claim that sex trafficking happened, but I don’t know what you are talking about. Jonah was specific, as he said: “the sex trafficking charge was that same woman receiving oral sex from another woman and she testified that she was already upstate the day before yet the prosecution stated that she traveled by train or bus the day of the act.” Because he is being specific, we are able to discuss the details of this assertion (and it would be good to do so!)

When you reference sex trafficking, are you referring to the same incident that Jonah describes? If so, can you please elaborate on how you perceive this to be worse than women kidnapped from their homes and forced to serve as sex slaves to members of ISIS? (If you don’t know what I’m referencing, google “ISIS yazidi women”) I am sincerely open to being persuaded by a factual, rational, civil argument.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  skyandsun33

Why are you NXIVM shills pretending like you are some ignorant people who have just come to know about the details of this case? Do you really think that speciously posting dozens of anonymous comments here under different pseudonyms supporting each other and your flimsy claims is going to give you some additional credence and rollback all of the argumentation that the prosecution presented during trial–something a multimillion dollar defense team that dedicated more than full time hours to rebutting it couldn’t do–will have an actual impact on the case? Is this the kind of critical thinking and “ethics” you people learned in NXIVM?

Alex
Alex
3 years ago
Reply to  Jonah117

Jonah,

[redacted]
Irrespective of the ‘points’ raised by you, the mere fact someone freely admitting to having numerous women undertake abortion procedures just for the “f” of it, because to him it was an experiment determining the deepest levels of human imbecility, makes him an abominable filth most deserving of death by medieval torture not merely 129.4 years of jailing.

[redacted]

NXIDVMDVM
NXIDVMDVM
3 years ago

Oh wow! You can’t make this up.

The day Raniere and his band of merry Koolaid drinkers requested this pardon was…

Wait for it…

Wait for it…

National Human Trafficking Awareness Day!

https://www.justice.gov/usao-vt/pr/january-11-2021-national-day-human-trafficking-awareness

More strategic marketing gold from The World’s Smartest Child Rapist™

Jonah117
Jonah117
3 years ago
Reply to  NXIDVMDVM

I actually think this is quite appropriate. If you look into actual human trafficking and what passed as trafficking in this case, it is an abhorrent insult to true victims of trafficking and all the more reason for awareness! I urge you all to increase your awareness of what constitutes trafficking in most parts of the world and most courtrooms and educate yourself on what counted as trafficking in this case and the pretense that this now sets for our society.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Jonah117

I hate it when some dude thinks he can decide for one group of diverse women that they think it is “abhorrent” that another group of women in a different country got justice. Worry about your own alleged problems in your country. We got this in the USA. Maybe we have better laws? Higher standards? You should applaud that “for women” lol or let women speak for themselves. Like Cami, a 15-year-old (at the start) victim did. Read her statement.

Say What
Say What
3 years ago
Reply to  NXIDVMDVM

Actually he was not charged with human trafficking. He was charged with sex trafficking because one woman voluntarily revived oral sex from another woman which she set up for herself. The fact that this is considered sex trafficking is ….

Wait for it

Wait for it

Offensive!!!!

NXIDVMDVM
NXIDVMDVM
3 years ago
Reply to  Say What

“The clever one” has shown up again with an electron microscope to draw a distinction between “human trafficking” and “sex trafficking.”

Thanks. For some reason, I thought The World’s Smartest Child Rapist™ was convicted for sex trafficking humans. Apparently not.

Say What, you are a PR genius. That Trump pardon is now minutes away, thanks to your sage wisdom.

jFMN
3 years ago
Reply to  NXIDVMDVM

No, you can’t make that up! What baffoons!! Hahahaha!!

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  jFMN

Are you laughing at all the pain caused to Raniere’s victims? [redacted]

FMN
FMN
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Posted in wrong section.

Natashka
Natashka
3 years ago

I have a serious question for Frank or the NXIVM supporters and it would be interesting to hear any thoughts on this. Is Keith in any physical danger on the outside? Would he feel safe to walk free from prison? I am asking because he believes some powerful people had their hand in his expulsion from Mexico. I am open-minded with it if he truly believes this or not but he has said this so I am basing this comment on the trust that this is what he believes. From his point of view, he has been tried in the media and people believe he is the perpetrator of some serious crimes. Is he worried at all that someone would hunt him down and cause him harm?

Bellevue & Broadway
Bellevue & Broadway
3 years ago
Reply to  Natashka

He’s a narcissist Natashks, he thinks he’ll be just fine if he walks free. Would he actually be okay? Probably not, although if there’s somebody out there unhinged enough to follow his weirdness, there’s also somebody unhinged enough to ‘assassinate’ him for being released.

FP8
FP8
3 years ago
Reply to  Natashka

I’m sure he is, but not as worried as being in prison. He’s in danger in both cases. However, he has more options to protect himself outside.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  FP8

I read your comment as “he is a danger in both cases”. And I agree. He is! But at least in prison, he isn’t a danger to women and children anymore.

Anna
Anna
3 years ago
Reply to  Natashka

I believe he would be in physical danger, both incarcerated and in the outside world. There are many people in free society who believe he is an awful person, and I’m sure some would feel obligated to harm him. However, in prison, there’s a much higher possibility of being in danger. The COs won’t protect him like they’re supposed to. So yes, he would be in danger outside of prison as well, but still much safer than incarcerated.

Tanner
Tanner
3 years ago
Reply to  Natashka

I imagine he is worried. However, there are safer places to be in this world than a federal jail on your own volition

Mexican lady
Mexican lady
3 years ago

I love Trump.

Frank, your news site is the best in the world

Letsgothere
Letsgothere
3 years ago
Reply to  Mexican lady

Agree. Free speech all day, every day, here on frankreport.com 👏

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Letsgothere

Scott does not agree with you.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

Interesting.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

Hope this effort works — think it makes sense seeing the similarities in both parties!

Odes
Odes
3 years ago

Didn’t NXIVM only support Democrats? I doubt this is going to be a compelling plea to Trump.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Odes

NXIVM supported whoever was in power, which was usually the Dumbocrats.

Heidi H
Heidi H
3 years ago
Reply to  Odes

Trump was a DEMOCRAT over some of those years NXIVM allegedly supported Democrats. And, NXIVM was an equal opportunity corruptor of members of both parties.

Further, the Mexican Elites, druglords, Bronfman’s and other suspect NXIAN’s well know how to play both, ALL sides of the political spectrum, as does Roger (Dodger) Stone – despite his claims that only democrats are anywhere close to what smacks of a deep state CHOMO ring of blood sucking, virgin sacrificing demon worshippers like NXIVM — and other wacky Q ANON conspires the MAGAts want to link to NXIVM—

Shall I redact Stone’s sacred name or you wanna, Frank?

Noses...
Noses...
3 years ago
Reply to  Odes

Yes. Not only that, he slammed the Judge as being a (ahem) “Democrat.” Will not help if he decides to resubmit his request to then-President Biden. Also the level of detail in the letter describes some repugnant circumstances. They can’t help themselves in their quest to be righteously thorough. Raniere & Co. are straight up vertical line thinkers and it’s gratifying to watch them implode, time after time.

Nicki Clyne is going to carry that sick twerking video to her grave. Worth it?

skyandsun33
skyandsun33
3 years ago

This is a big ask and seems like a long-shot IMO. But the nine points are very clear and certainly capture my attention. We are supposed to live in civil times with a functioning justice system, not a medieval era where “criminals” (some true, some not) get publicly condemned and burned at the stake/beheaded/torn asunder to satisfy the public’s appetite for bloody sport. I am convinced there is something worth looking at here.

NFW
NFW
3 years ago
Reply to  skyandsun33

Where are these burnings and hangings and drawings and quarterings taking place? – apart from in your head?

FMN
FMN
3 years ago
Reply to  skyandsun33

No doubt you do. If I may make a suggestion, order the transcript, sift through the evidence, and then write back with your findings.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

It will be interesting to see if this article grows legs. The noted grievances are important to address whether or not Raniere did anything outside of what he was charged of. It is especially important to address any dishonesty in the DOJ and the courts because if they are dishonest, they are destroying the very trust they were built to maintain.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

The DOJ and courts don’t care about dishonesty, just ask Trump.

ABCD
ABCD
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Well said, I agree with what you said, Anonymous: “It is especially important to address any dishonesty in the DOJ and the courts because if they are dishonest, they are destroying the very trust they were built to maintain.”

erasend
erasend
3 years ago

This brings up a thought – any explanations on while the worshippers of Raneiere keep ignoring the whole pedophile thing?

Its a pretty critical aspect to overcome if trying to claim some moral high ground. Also a necessary part of trying to argue Raneiere needs to have case tossed or given a lighter sentence. Yet they consistently in all their arguments its like that aspect of the case does not exist.

At this point, everything they say can be replied back with a simple message “Raniere is a pedophile. Comment on that first.”

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  erasend

It’s because Raniere taught that pedophile is good.

Phil G
Phil G
3 years ago
Reply to  erasend

It seems like you are not aware that He was not charged with being a pedophile which would be having sex with a minor. This was not a part of the case. I imagine if there were an ounce of proof that he was one surly this prosecution would have brought that charge. I can see why you think that this was a charge though. The media has done a voracious job of making it seem like Raniere is a pedo. He was charged with child pornography which are the pictures of Cami and these are the photos that 5 (might be more at this point) top forensic experts have certified were tampered to have the dates changed to make it look like she was underage. These are the same photos an FBI agent testified under oath that an unknown person accessed the images while they were in FBI custody. These are the same photos that were acquired by breaking the restrictions of the search warrant. So most certainly are addressing this directly (since they are concerned with the real charges not the heresay of the media) and quite impressively in my opinion. Those certifiers have pristine credentials and would not alllll sign their name to government tampering unless it were true based on the evidence.

Now you might reference that Cami gave a statement at sentencing. However it is worth noting that she was not under oath and was not brought as a witness in the trial nor was one single piece of evidence that they had a relationship while she was underage. I suspect her statement at sentencing was coerced by the prosecution as many others were since it came when Suneel and co started releasing the evidence of tampering. They are in hot water now that there’s major physical proof that they either tampered with evidence or allowed tampered evidence.

One last thing of Keith is indeed a pedophile the victim deserves her day in court. Not just a statement.

erasend
erasend
3 years ago

LMAO.

This will never reach Trump and even if it did, it would be followed up by “Keith who?” and “Next-um?”

Even if had heard of him, after the whole friends with pedophile Epstein thing, do you really think Trump wants to be associated with pardoning a pedophile?

Now if he gave Trump a crap ton of money through back channels, that might be having a different conversation.

Heidi Hutchinson
Heidi Hutchinson
3 years ago
Reply to  erasend

🤔 Now, where would Raniere get his grubs on a shitload of dirty dough to pass to Trump for a pardon?

And, btw, why the fuck didn’t the main DOJ demand or “allow” the NDNY OR EDNY to prosecute the crimes involving the Mexican elites in NXIVM? Despite the fact that American lives — including Catherine Oxenberg’s — were threatened?!

Money makes the world go round, the drugs go round, the cult’s where it’s found — that clinking, clanging sound, the cult leader goes down!

….Gay Gueys make way for KAR in Tucson, the ‘boss of bosses’ enemy #1 a-comin’ to hang out with y’all!

shadowstate1958
3 years ago

In spite of the smear tactics of the Marxist Left, Rasmussen Reports claims that President Donald Trump still has a popularity of 48%!

President Trump Still Has 48% Approval Following Capitol Protest
https://www.infowars.com/posts/president-trump-still-has-48-approval-following-capitol-protest/

NiceGuy
NiceGuy
3 years ago

InfoWars…Greatest website and media group of all time……….. 😉

It’s where I go to find out about aliens, contrails, flat earth, and Bohemian Grove.

People forget that Alex Jones attacked the Republican establishment first, long before the liberals. Alex is a media personality who likes money just like me and anyone else with a brain.

He just turned on Q…
https://twitter.com/balleralert/status/1348317000557338629?s=21

There is no evidence of election fraud. No large scale evidence has been found yet.

Over 50+ lawsuits have been thrown out of court. Many of the Federal Judges were appointed and vetted by Trump.

Overthrow the government?

I don’t like Democrats, but they managed to get 7 million more votes because of Metropolitan areas.

It’s how democracy works: sometimes you win and sometimes you lose.

Paul
Paul
3 years ago
Reply to  NiceGuy

Here’s a quote from Gustave Le Bon, written in the 19th century:

“They turn aside from evidence that is not to their taste, preferring to deify error, if error seduce them,” he wrote. “Whoever can supply them with illusions is easily their master; whoever attempts to destroy their illusions is always their victim.”

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Paul

Great quote! Thanks

I copied and pasted that one.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  NiceGuy

There is a lot of foul play that you can read about.

They also bring in colored people to cast out white people’s votes, to the point where your votes mean nothing.

That is not democracy.

Thick Micj
Thick Micj
3 years ago
Reply to  Frank Parlato

Thank you for your consideration. I think that is more important than anything that we at least consider the impact and ramifications of how and why we label groups of people. I notice words like ‘cracker’ and ‘honky’ as labels for my race in the past, so, meh, so harmless, are being eclipsed by deeper, more grievous insults, like the one about how ‘pedo’ can be used interchangeably with white man, ‘Karen’ for white women, ‘lice-heads’ for whites in general. No group of people is immune from insult, but I’ll take ‘Becky with the good hair’ over the n-word, any day.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

” bring them in” from where? Do they ” bring them back”? So many questions.

NiceGuy
NiceGuy
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Hi Anonymous,

One of the most conservative think tanks in America published an article entitled:

“Black Americans are more likely to serve in the military than ………

https://www.brookings.edu/blog/up-front/2020/08/27/black-americans-are-much-more-likely-to-serve-the-nation-in-military-and-civilian-roles/

Read it! Blacks take away white votes? LMAO

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

If only the Left were Marxist, they are in fact Center Right. You can’t find one “Marxist” idea in the Democratic Party platform. Those are corporate capitalists, through and through.

It’s not an insult, you’re just letting everyone know that you don’t understand the words you write.

NiceGuy
NiceGuy
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Anonymous-

ABSOLUTELY NOT TRUE!

Bernie Sanders in his primary platform had Marxist ideas and plans. His plan for “Corporations Accountability” contained items of property distribution to the “workers”.

How is his plan not Marxist?

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2019/us/politics/bernie-sanders-executive-power.html

The plan is unconstitutional!

The only politician I hate more than Donald Trump is Bernie Sanders.

NiceGuy
NiceGuy
3 years ago
Reply to  NiceGuy

I would’ve voted for Donald Trump if Bernie Sanders was the Democratic candidate.

Paul
Paul
3 years ago

Re Rasmussen:

“Is a Poll Scientific if it Excludes More Than Half the Population?”

“Well over half of the American population will be physically unable to take one of their phone calls.”

“If you had a pollster that used live human operators, but which did blitz polling during a single four-hour period on a single weeknight, which never did callbacks, which did not call cellphones, and which did not use intra-household selection, you’d have basically all of the same problems. Conversely, some other “robopollsters” like SurveyUSA and PPP avoid at least some of these problems because they (or their clients) are willing to pay the money to do so.”

https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/is-poll-scientific-if-it-excludes-more/

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

Is Shadow in favor of inciting a violent insurrection against our government?

Paul
Paul
3 years ago

According to the very reputable Pew Research Group, Trump’s approval rating has slumped to 29%, with 55% of Americans expressing the opinion that he should never hold any public office again. On the other hand, Biden’s approval rating is at 57%, as is about average for the beginning of a new Presidential Honeymoon. No doubt, over the coming 12 to 18 months Trump’s will rise a little as Biden’s falls. So it goes.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Paul

What did you expect, since lamestream media has been lying about Trump for over five years?

TruthwillSetyouFree
TruthwillSetyouFree
3 years ago

Are those 9 points true??? If yes, Raniere should not be in prison. Trump and his advisors should look into this and if verified, I think the pardon will happen.

TruthwillSetyouFree
TruthwillSetyouFree
3 years ago

Are those 9 points true? If yes, that is crazy Raniere got sentenced. If Trump’s team can verify this, I think this pardon happens.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

No. They aren’t true.

Tanner
Tanner
3 years ago

I think Trump should pardon Keith.

Amy B.
Amy B.
3 years ago

Those are some pretty serious allegations for due process allegations. If those are true, I’d be very concerned that our justice system would allow something like this to happen, especially on such a high profile trial.

This Keeps Me Up At Night
This Keeps Me Up At Night
3 years ago

Has anyone talked to him since he got to Lewisburg?

While I don’t believe in everything Keith did, I do hate the “justice” system and how the US government throws people in jail for long periods of time. The criminal justice system needs major reform. We are paying taxes for other humans to be in cages. It’s so traumatic. Sigh.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

Wrong. We are paying taxes for lots of things. Well some of us. Not Nxians. They did not believe in paying taxes. So… Hilarious comment. Some of us are paying taxes so our daughters are safe from people like Keith Raniere and his pimp women co-conspirators..

What If
What If
3 years ago

NIXVM as a whole was/is anti-Trump.
I don’t see Trump giving Raniere what is another attempt by a man who must kick himself in the ass a few times a day for not taking the plea deal that was officered to him.
Even is his new attorney is lucky enough to get a reduced sentence, it won’t be enough that Raniere will ever see the outside of a prison.
In his spare time late at night Raniere could be working on his Goals program. What books he wants to read, what behaviors he wants to take a look at, and how he wants to spend his years on the inside of prisons walls.
Remember Raniere, the question you all asked us in a Level 2 training, “If you woke up tomorrow in a prison, what would you do”? T
The question can be modified, “If you wake up tomorrow and you know there is no chance you will ever get out of prison, how would you spend your time”?
Goals are good, look for your missing resources
Don’t forget, there are no victims and cause and effect
We know your followers by into and keep telling you, you didn’t do anything bad or wrong.
What is that isn’t true?
What if you are not going to get people to buy your story this time
What if you are stuck with the effects of what you caused?
What if you knew someday you would get caught?
There, you just had a What if EM. Go answer the questions and journal on the answers.

Asking Albert
Asking Albert
3 years ago
Reply to  What If

Interesting development- definitely seems both Raniere and Trump have a lot in common…both are very hated right now and both are being held responsible for other people’s actions…where does responsibility begin and end with leaders?

NFW
NFW
3 years ago
Reply to  What If

Bless,What If,

Is it really true there was teaching denying cause and effect? I suppose ‘there are no victims’ implies this, but, if only that Rebbe from the [philosophy] example were there to punch KR on the nose, help him to understand that the whole of existence is premised on cause and effect. Including all speculation [and lies] that it is not.

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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