Suneel Responds to Health Professional Who Said Raniere Was a Textbook Human Trafficker – Blasts Prosecution and Judge in His Case

Suneel Chakravorty is being asked by Bangkok to kindly provide some proof or at least a plausible explanation.

Suneel Chakravorty is a supporter and advocate for Keith Raniere, a man convicted of federal crimes including sex trafficking, forced labor and racketeering with predicate acts of possession of child porn [about 20 pictures of a then-15-year-old girl] and sexual exploitation of a minor [he allegedly took the pictures].

[Note: Suneel says the pictures were tampered with by the FBI]

Raniere was tried in 2019, and at the end of a six-week trial, the jury took fewer than five hours to convict him on all counts. He was sentenced in 2020 to 120 years in federal prison by Judge Nicholas G. Garaufis. Last week he was transferred to the U.S. Penitentiary in Tucson, a facility that both is a maximum-security prison and provides special programs for convicted sex offenders. More than 60 percent of the inmates there are convicted sex offenders. Unless he prevails on his appeal, this may very well be Keith Raniere’s final and permanent home.

Keith Raniere Prison USP Tucson Arizona
USP Tucson; Photo Credit: Arrington Watkins Architects

 

Nxivm Keith Raniere Holding Hands with Unknown Person
Keith Alan Raniere in a photo that appears to have been taken in 2009, some nine years before he was arrested.

Suneel argues that Raniere’s trial was fundamentally unfair, that the prosecution committed misconduct, and that the judge was biased against Raniere. For this, he wants to see Raniere freed or at least be granted a new trial.

The odds of that happening —based on the normal odds of a convicted felon winning a reversal of a conviction via a federal appeal — are about 20 to 1. It would take a complete reversal of the conviction — on each and every count — to warrant dismissal of his conviction.

Suneel’s stance in support of Raniere has garnered him many critics and a few supporters. One of his critics is a reader who uses the handle “Lucid Moment” who wrote, as a health professional, in elegant prose and in a compelling fashion, that Raniere was a textbook ‘human trafficker’ and that Suneel was essentially blind to this obvious truth. 

Suneel has chosen to respond.

By Suneel Chakravorty

Dear Lucid Moment,

I read your post ‘Health Professional Says Keith Raniere Checks Off All the Boxes of Human Trafficking’, which, in part, criticized my advocacy for Keith Raniere. I felt it was earnest criticism.

I think we agree on some issues. Obviously, we don’t see eye-to-eye on all the facts of this case. That may be because I know the facts better than you. After all, I attended every day of the trial. I painstakingly read every page of the transcripts and spent a year speaking to experts in the justice system trying to make sense of this. 

Here are your main comments and questions.

  1. “Who is funding Suneel’s time and effort in his defense of Keith Raniere?”
  2. “Why are you advocating for Keith?”
  3. That I am doing a “supreme disservice” to victims of human trafficking.
  4. That Keith “shamed, humiliated, dehumanized, manipulated, intimidated, triangulated, gaslighted” others.
  5. That Keith “assigned one of the victims to stay alone in a room.”
  6. That I am “turning a blind eye to the bigger picture” of the construct of Keith the trafficker.

*****

“Who Is Funding Suneel’s Time and Effort in His Defense of Keith Raniere?”

I am entirely self-funded. I work as a software consultant and because I am successful at it, this allows me to spend time doing things that are important to me. To date, no one has ever paid me to do advocacy for Keith Raniere. 

*****

“Why Are You Advocating for Keith?”

I am advocating for Keith Raniere because what I saw at his trial disturbed me greatly. 

At the time of the trial, Keith was not my friend. Prior to his arrest, we had talked for a total of three minutes. Our first substantive conversation was after the trial, in September 2019, in the visiting room of the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn.

Where Keith and I had our first actual conversation.

I chose to go to Keith’s trial because I had seen two years of headlines about a company I had been involved with and about its founder. The headlines were the opposite of what I had seen and experienced, both as a student and later as a volunteer coach for ESP/NXIVM, so I wanted to make sense of this enormous discrepancy and see the evidence for myself. 

Sketch of Keith Raniere Trial
Sketch of Keith Raniere at his Trial

At the trial, I expected to hear robust questions and well-reasoned arguments intended to elicit the truth and determine if the facts presented met the elements of the charges. What I saw instead was “evidence” and testimony that I believe were engineered to achieve a singular purpose: to make the jury hate Keith Raniere.

[The prosecution convinced the jury Raniere was a monster, using incendiary witness testimony, emails and texts unrelated to the charges.]

Admittedly, I was biased to the extent that I believe the classes Keith created were beneficial to me and others I’d coached.

Even if I had not benefited and had never seen Keith before, I am convinced that what I saw at his trial was a mockery of justice and a lasting disgrace to our country.

*****

That I Am Doing a “Supreme Disservice” to Victims of Human Trafficking

Lucid Moment wrote, “To Suneel who sees the prosecution’s case against Keith Raniere as trying to ‘dirty him up’ while piecemealing and isolating every situation in his trial. Then he can say these situations are not relevant or in themselves a crime…This is a supreme disservice to all women and all victims of human trafficking.”

The prosecution threw in sordid details, true or untrue, relevant or irrelevant, and propped up witnesses to conform to their narrative. They were trying to show a pattern of repugnant behavior. But if evidence has no probative value beyond inspiring disgust or outrage, then we must throw it out.

In my opinion, that is what Judge Nicholas G. Garaufis should have done. But he appeared to be swept away by his emotions and chauvinism.  He seems to have an old-fashioned view of women as weak creatures that need to be protected, coddled and defended instead of treating all people before him the same regardless of gender.

Lauren Salzman was more than 40 years old when she broke down and cried her way out of cross-examination.

I was shocked when the judge stopped the cross-examination of 40-something-year-old Lauren Salzman when she started crying. I know Lauren. She is an intelligent, strong, successful woman. She was also a co-conspirator in a federal criminal trial, facing up to 40 years in prison, and her testimony was critical to the case. 

One of the finest examples of chivalry I’ve ever witnessed was Judge Garaufis stopping the cross-examination of a crying 40-something woman, Lauren Salzman. Perhaps some may admire his gallant nature, but shouldn’t he treat everyone the same under the law regardless of their gender?

(Note that Lauren happened to cry just as she was about to contradict the claims she made in her plea deal — a plea deal that Judge Garaufis had accepted in his courtroom.)

Judge Garaufis had made his ruling: Unlike men, women are incapable of withstanding even a polite but probing cross-examination. Forget that it’s a violation of the US Constitution’s confrontation clause. I’m sorry, but I believe this sexist view is a supreme disservice to all women.

The prosecution’s case for sex trafficking, enabled by the judge, is even worse. 

A white, privileged actress in her late twenties co-designed a sex act with another woman that included bondage. Every step of the way, the actress consented — this was in her own sworn testimony. No violence. No threats of violence. No money was involved. She even said she consented to the act while it happened. She was asked if she wanted to continue. She said yes, she wanted to continue. 

You want us to “believe women”? Well, tell me, when do we believe her? When she says yes, beforehand, and at the moment, or later when she, prompted by the government, peer pressure, embarrassment or regret, retroactively says no?

A single oral sex act that didn’t directly involve Keith Raniere and without money changing hands — this is what the prosecution is calling “sex trafficking.”

Not calling this joke of a charge out is a supreme disservice to all true victims of actual human trafficking — women separated from their families, beaten or drugged by their captors, forced into sexual encounters for months or years, with no hope, no justice and not a single HBO docuseries or class-action lawsuit against heiresses to sustain them in their suffering.

*****

Keith “Shamed, Humiliated, Dehumanized, Manipulated, Intimidated…”

You wrote: “He then shamed, humiliated, dehumanized, manipulated, intimidated, triangulated, gaslighted, and coerced them until enculturation and bondage seemed to them to be their only option.”

You boldly assert these accusations without providing any specifics that I can respond to.

It seems like you are following the prosecution’s playbook and divesting adult women of their agency, as if they had no ability to think for themselves and no obligation to speak up and tell the truth if they felt they were being coerced.

We are not talking about women sold into slavery, kept captive by force and sent out to be prostituted or into work camps or sweatshops for 25 cents a day.

I know many of the women who were in DOS. These were grown, affluent, privileged women who sought self-improvement. If you or anyone else were not committed to infantilizing them and instead took the time to know these women and women like them, you would know it’s preposterous to even consider that any man could shame, humiliate, dehumanize, manipulate, intimidate, gaslight, coerce or even employ his trigonometry skills and triangulate them.

*****

That Keith “Assigned One of the Victims to Stay Alone in a Room.”

You wrote: “Raniere assigned one of the victims to stay alone in a room. He carefully groomed and indoctrinated her parents to not advocate for basic needs of their daughter, like socialization, health care, and further education.”

This needs a serious fact-check. Daniela [her last name was withheld from the public by the judge during the trial to protect her privacy], the woman you are referring to, was in her twenties at the time. She was not a child.

She admitted on the witness stand to criminal behavior — that she stole thousands of dollars from NXIVM, hacked into computers, and illegally entered the country.

The family wanted Keith’s help in dealing with an unruly and defiant daughter. Keith did not groom Daniela’s parents. These are adults. The father is an affluent Mexican businessman smart enough to own and run a successful company. It is a supreme insult to these people to suggest that they do not have the ability to think for themselves. 

That includes Daniela.

Daniela’s father, Hector, is a successful businessman in Mexico. Was he brainwashed by Keith Raniere? Or did he, as he said, knowingly try to find a remedy for what he believed were his daughter’s problems?

Perhaps the family should have called the police on Daniela when she committed the crimes she admitted to in her sworn testimony. However, it is my understanding that Keith thought she might be better served by doing some quiet reflection. 

It was supposed to be for a weekend. But Daniela chose to be stubborn and show Keith and her family that she would stay in the room until Keith, her parents and her family gave up and agreed to let her keep her old, destructive behaviors. 

The bedroom Daniela stayed in for nearly two years. The bedroom was in her family’s home and they made her meals and brought them to her three times daily. At all times, the bedroom door was unlocked [unless Daniela locked it from the inside. She was free to leave any time.]
Adjoining her bedroom is Daniela’s bathroom.

See more pics of the house on Zillow here.

Daniela stayed (rent-free) in her (unlocked) bedroom, in her family’s house, with the family there. She even “cheated” on the arrangement, sneaking out at night when she wanted.

The fact that Daniela was not charged for any of the crimes she admitted to under oath as part of the racketeering charges, and the fact that she is one of the strongest proponents of the prosecution’s narrative is something we need to examine more closely.

It was astonishing to me to hear that an adult woman who illegally entered the USA by presenting false identification to US Customs tried to blame it all on Keith Raniere. And she did.

Keith didn’t make Daniela return to Albany — she wanted to. She could have waited and done it legally, but she didn’t.

Oh yes, I know she was only 22 years old. But in the real world, that is an adult. A woman is an adult by age 22 and is responsible for her own decisions. Yet, her decision to commit a crime and come into the United States illegally is completely forgiven. 

In the eyes of Judge Garaufis and prosecutors Moira Kim Penza, Tanya Hajjar, Mark Lesko and Richard P. Donoghue, and perhaps your eyes too, Daniela is a helpless woman who can’t think for herself. 

Moira Kim Penza, now in private practice, was the lead prosecutor in the trial of Keith Raniere.

*****

That I Am “Turning a Blind Eye to the Bigger Picture” of Keith, the Trafficker

You wrote: “How can he turn a blind eye to the bigger picture, to the whole construct of Keith as a human trafficker, with all the nefarious sides that come with holding up this kind of activity?”

Here is the bigger picture:

If I am correct about what happened to Keith and this truth is not exposed, then I believe the prosecutors and judges in the Eastern District of NY will continue to do what they did here in other, less high-profile cases — where no one is watching — and more innocent people will be led to the slaughter. 

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Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

Very clear, logical and to the point

Tanner
Tanner
3 years ago

I wonder why people who think Suneel must be paid off. Do they also think the same for the alleged victims in this trial? Why is it that some people can do things for the greater cause but not others?

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

Thank you, Suneel, for the analysis.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

Here ya go, Suneel, do something you don’t personally benefit from.

https://www.propublica.org/getinvolved/juvenile-justice-fees

When u know. U know.
When u know. U know.
3 years ago

It is important to remember that Suneel is the all-knowing, omnipresent eyes of Nxivm.

Ears too. It began when he was a small child. Although not physically present in Keith’s life and presumably busy with grade school, Suneel knows better than anyone else what happened during this time in Keith Raniere’s life.

Suneel knows first-hand about Rhiannon. In a very real sense, he was there. Like air. Or God himself.

Suneel can look into the very heart of any woman who has had sex with Keith. Some say the pee hole of Keith’s penis is like the 3rd eye of Suneel.

Suneel can look out from Keith’s penis into the vagina of all Keith’s women and experience their authentic soul. He knows who is lying. He knows who has been bad (like that thieving Daniela)!

Suneel knows who’s been good for goodness sake (Nicki). Through Keith’s pee hole peephole Suneel sees it all. Private moments between only two people (and Suneel), abortion plans, what motivates every single person in Keith’s inner circle, and Nxivm as a (pee) whole.

Suneel also has perfect recall of every conversation, event, and decision in Keith’s life (even though he hadn’t met him yet) for like 40 years.

That’s impressive when you realize that Suneel has not been alive for 40 years.

In conclusion: Media. Hate. Bias. Data.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

Thank you for this excellent, objective data.

Joshua
Joshua
3 years ago

As we noted previously, Camila’s texts were illegally manipulated by the Prosecutor’s Office by presenting fragments of conversations and not the original version, much less presented a translation certified by experts in the field to certify their authenticity, therefore they should not be admitted in the criminal process by the Judge, since they lack the minimum requirements by the Law, in such a way that they created confusion in the Jury, clouding their appreciation, therefore their verdict must be annulled in the application, since they constitute a Once again, violations of the due process protected by the Constitution, and as a consequence, the procedure will be restored through a new trial of Keith Raniere.

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

If these “fragments of conversations” were so unfair, why didn’t Keith’s attorneys simply call someone to read the rest of the conversations to the jury? That would certainly have allowed them to provide the context that you apparently feel was missing — and their failure to do so is why this will not be an issue that will even be considered by the appellate court.

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

That’s a good question. I would like to know that too.

Joshua
Joshua
3 years ago

The evidence in the criminal trial is of vital importance since it is directly related to the criminal act that it is intended to prove. However, the texts of Camila provided in the trial of Keith Raniere, totally lack probative value and therefore should not be admitted as evidence, since they were contributed reproducing them on paper or a copy of the original content, so these supports they do not demonstrate in an unassailable way that their content is a true reflection of the original document, in addition to the ease with which they were manipulated, altering their content, highlighting fragments of the conversation and not all the dialogue held, making it seem something that did not happen or that is, the content that works in the digital fort was not the same as the one that was contributed to the process, therefore, they do not have evidentiary effectiveness due to their illegality and lack of reliability.

Frank Parlato
Admin
3 years ago
Reply to  Joshua

Joshua, may I recommend that you try breaking up your thoughts into more than one sentence. It would be far more readable.

Joshua
Joshua
3 years ago

The jury trial is a judicial process with the participation of citizens supposedly “impartial people”, who do not have technical knowledge of the legal, judicial and legal fields and who through the procedure know the facts and evidence to analyze them and, based on them, issue a verdict , his function is regulated by an impartial judge who directs the process, unfortunately in the Keith Raniere trial this did not happen,

because contrary to the above, Judge Garaufis manipulated the people in charge of judging, making them accomplices of an injustice since they influences with social damages, distorting the facts and evidence, negatively influencing them, kidnapping them before deliberation, impeding their performance with impartiality, on the contrary, advised them to issue their verdict of guilt unanimously and without deliberation, totally distorting the fundamental law of citizens, as is trial by jury.

Frank Parlato
Admin
3 years ago
Reply to  Joshua

Joshua, how did you learn to write such elegant sentences?

NXIDVMDVM
NXIDVMDVM
3 years ago
Reply to  Frank Parlato

Law school, no doubt.

Snark aside, I’m genuinely concerned about Joshua because his writing style matches that of a friend of mine who suffers from schizophrenia. This is how he composes when he’s not on his meds.

NXIVM is not good for anyone’s mental health. While I don’t think it could cause schizophrenia ex nihilo, it certainly could exacerbate or trigger it. But, the EM techniques sound so extreme, maybe it could cause it from scratch.

Amazon review
Amazon review
3 years ago

Zero stars

This book of essays was described as factual data about women’s issues.

The bio stated it was written by one of the “four leading specialists in forensic computer tampering. The author is a woman who is also a law professor who works in Anthony’s office”.

It turns out this book was written by a man who is known as “the a cappella predator”.

And the binding is terrible. Book fell apart as soon as I opened it.

Stay away from this book. I do not recommend!

Law School Professor
Law School Professor
3 years ago

I’ve assigned my class to study this case. I have no relationship to NXIVM. I am totally objective and only interested in the data.

I can totally assure everyone that Suneel is accurate about the sex trafficking charge being an unbelievable, unprecedented misuse of the law. It goes against all legislative intent. I’ve never seen a more biased, hateful, media trial in all my decades of teaching.

The prosecutors did not prove the elements of the crime. They should be put in jail.

Suneel is obviously very smart and I’m sure we would totally except him into our program if he applied. He has the potential to be a top lawyer if he decides he’d rather go into the law than focus on being a leader in coding and math.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
Good one ” law professor”.

Sherizzy
Sherizzy
3 years ago

“Data” gave you away. Just more proof that the remaining Nexians lie and lie and lie. You clearly have a “relationship” with NXIVM. The sex trafficking charge was valid and fully supported by the evidence.

It saddens me to see young people wasting their lives to support a man who has no morals, a man who used people who trusted him for monetary gain and his sexual perversions. You still have time to reenter reality and live purposeful lives, perhaps working for criminal reform in justified cases. Raniere is not coming back; he will not win an appeal on his baseless claims. Will you continue to fight for him 10 years from now, 20 years from now when he is clearly undeserving? There are so many better things you can be doing with your lives. Please wake up.

Please start thinking for yourselves. Consider that the truth of events may not be what Raniere told you it was. Consider that maybe Raniere had a different agenda than he claimed. Suneel writes about Daniella’s imprisonment based only on what Raniere has told him. In fact, Raniere may very well be writing these posts since Suneel is clearly not very articulate as evinced by the taped MDC phone conversations. Raniere was able to get Suneel his letter to Trump, so why not this post and the ridiculous 44 questions.

It has become clear that your agenda is not to present evidence of Raniere’s innocence; there is no such evidence. If there was, it would surely have come out already. So, please stop trying to indoctrinate the people on FR into your twisted cult. It is incredibly disturbing. I will pray for all of you.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Sherizzy

Lol. The word data existed before all of this…

Sherizzy
Sherizzy
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Lol, I’ve never seen a collective group use the word data, data, data ad nauseam quite like you Nxians! But that’s what Raniere taught you, right?

No feelings, just data. Don’t trust your instincts, just accept the “data” I am feeding you.

That’s a great way to kill a person’s fight or flight instinct that allows them to get the hell out of a dangerous situation. Have you ever considered that? I know he coerced the women to starve themselves so they could barely think straight but the men have no excuse.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Sherizzy

Sherizzy, data is used by people to use data and logic to make their conclusions. Examples include: scientists, physicians, and mathematicians, and I guess, if you are correct, Nxians.

WatcherOfTheWatchers
WatcherOfTheWatchers
3 years ago
Reply to  Sherizzy

i thought it was supposed to be the other way around: that the burden of proof was on the accusers.

Mrs B
Mrs B
3 years ago

Thank you for the good laugh! Never mind the use of “data”, but using “hateful”, “ media” and saying the prosecutors deserve to be in jail because “they did not prove the elements of the crime”? You had to know you weren’t going to be taken seriously. Btw, I’m sure you would ACCEPT him into your program.

Sheizzy
Sheizzy
3 years ago
Reply to  Mrs B

Anonymous at 12:06 pm. You are not seriously equating Nxians with scientists, etc.? Don’t you realize that Raniere used the word “data” as a way to make his “teachings” appear legitimate? This is not a new tactic. Other groups have also done this – Scientology!

There also is no math behind rational inquiry – there is no formula. It’s a lie. Please accept it.

And, while we’re here, would you explain the “data” proving Raniere’s baby-rape teachings, the women love rape teachings and, of course, let’s not forget, the molested children love being sexually abused teachings. Oh, and what country has a 12-year-old age of consent?

Tell us the data, data, data, data proving those theories. I find it telling that every single Nxian refuses to answer those questions. Does Suneel believe these theories, Nicki?
,
I think those of us on FR should comment on every Nxian post:

Baby-rape?
Women enjoy being raped?
Molested children love being sexually abused?

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Sheizzy

Data is about as general a word as there can be. It doesn’t really signify anything at all because data still has to be interpreted in a particular context.

Are these NXIVM shills really this mentally stunted?

FP8
FP8
3 years ago

“ I think we agree on some issues. Obviously, we don’t see eye-to-eye on all the facts of this case. That may be because I know the facts better than you.”

If you know, you know

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  FP8

What exactly do you know that others do not?
If you have information, why not explicitly share it here?

FB8
FB8
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Are u not reading the article?

Stock evasion techniques
Stock evasion techniques
3 years ago
Reply to  FB8

Answer a question with a question. Lame.

PioneerofPossible
PioneerofPossible
3 years ago

Lucid Moment stated: “He then shamed, humiliated, dehumanized, manipulated, intimidated, triangulated, gaslighted, and coerced them until enculturation and bondage seemed to them to be their only option.”

The statement above makes women to be perceived as gullible and naive; as women who could be tricked, who could not speak for themselves, who did not have a choice but to stay in a situation they deemed undesirable.

I, as Suneel, know many of the women who decided to participate in DOS, including the ones who changed their mind and decided to leave; this is why I disagree with the above statement (and I’m just addressing the perception of what it says as there are no facts stated.)

Although there are still women in this world who face situations like the ones presented in the statement, the women who participated in DOS were, in my experience, neither naive nor gullible; actually quite the opposite, these were women who knew what they wanted, who had careers, who had built families, who were running companies, who were financially independent, they were women of potency (potency being ‘the power to influence’). Why do we continue to treat women like children?, where it is believed we cannot think for ourselves or get ourselves out of undesired situations by our own resources.

It takes a brave man to assert that what this view of women does is ‘divesting adult women of their agency, as if they had no ability to think for themselves and no obligation to speak up and tell the truth if they felt they were being coerced’.

It takes a brave man to want women to raise above being treated like children.

I believe Suneel is a brave man.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

The DOS defectors “changed their mind” due to new information.

That Keith was the ” grandmaster”

That they had been unknowingly branded with his initials.

That criminal activity was involved.

That their physical make over was for Keith’s sexual approval

That Keith was the holder of blackmail

That some of them would be asked to service Keith sexually.

Changing your mind based on new information is a sign of intelligence.

Stepping forward to help other women escape your plight is brave.

Admitting you were fooled takes humility, critical thinking and self awareness.

God bless the defectors of DOS!

WatcherOfTheWatchers
WatcherOfTheWatchers
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

A lot of your statements though are not supported by evidence in court. They are just supported by hearsay.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

Women do not need men to “want” or “allow” or “teach” them anything about being female. Men don’t get to grant or deny women agency.

Can you really not see how messed up that thinking is?

Here I’ll play your “switch it” game…

“It takes a brave white man to assert that this view of a black man…”.

“It takes a brave white man to want black men to rise above being treated like children”

Go through your other statements and switch them like this – as Nxivm loves to do!

Unreal.

I’ll make sure to tell all the single moms I know about Suneel’s “helping them” by advocating for a child molester and pornographer.

I can imagine their gratitude!

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

Why aren’t any of these bad-ass women publishing under their own names on Frank Report and only using pseudonyms?

Why are these bad-ass women expecting a low-level NXIVM coach to speak for them?

DrunkOnLemonadeAlice
DrunkOnLemonadeAlice
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

What are you implying?

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Maybe cos they don’t feel safe from the prosecution without having done something…

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Your sentence makes no sense.
If they had done nothing illegal, they would have nothing to fear.
Illogical excuse for cowardice.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

This would be the most logical thing to think and it would be a great world to live in.

Question is, what if that is not true? What if you can be accused of something without having done anything wrong?. I also thought the same as you; until it happened closer than I would have liked.

Joshua
Joshua
3 years ago

“Why Are You Advocating for Keith?” The same question arises on the other side and for many persons in the world advocating many causes. Is not that part of humanity?

Joshua
Joshua
3 years ago

As we have been observing, the attitude of Judge Garaufis was unequal throughout the process against Keith and we reaffirm it again with his determination that the prosecution’s witnesses should be known only by name and not the defense witnesses. , to those who did allow them to know each other by name and surname, which in addition to being illegal, is intimidating for said people, since as we know the persecution, threats and intimidation by the FBI, in the investigation was truly inhumane, in addition

How such action is contrary to the Constitution because they violate the principles of equity and legal security, which undoubtedly negatively influences the objectivity of the Jury, who were influenced and manipulated on the facts necessary for the discovery of the truth and to base their ruling, when contrary to the above, the figure of the judge in the court must by constitutional mandate have a role as an impartial third party.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

Suneel, are you moving to Tuscon to be closer to your Vanguard?

my2cents
my2cents
3 years ago

I thought the nurse wrote a really good article. She talked about how people in helping professions are trained to recognize abuse and signs of when people are being abused.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

Zero stars.

This shirt is not true green. More muddy brown-green. It is also itchy and has 3 sleeves

When I opened the Amazon box it smelled like burning hair.

Also, free Keith Raniere, he is in prison due to bias hate media.

NFW
NFW
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

🤣💐

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

I really like the idea of men accepting that we (women) can make decisions for ourselves. Although, is convenient to say “I didn’t know what I was doing” when I want to get away with something…. It’s definitively not to our own benefit in the long term as this behavior makes us extremely insecure for convincing ourselves that we’re stupid and don’t know what we are doing.
Thank you, Suneel for acknowledging women’s decision power.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Why not just worry about yourself instead of speaking for all women?

Because I know you haven’t spoken to all women.

Part of being a strong person of either sex is saying, ” i” not ” we”.

Unless you’ve been elected to speak for your condo board or something.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Thank you so much for your feedback. I will definitively think of that next time!

my2cents
my2cents
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

I was just about to say this!!!

Speak for yourself!

Not you or our or we.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  my2cents

Right?!

Or “us”

That’s a psych move. Manipulation. Called “pairing”.

These Nxivm folk work that “us/we/as a society/all citizens/women” , etc., etc. angle hard!

WatcherOfTheWatchers
WatcherOfTheWatchers
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Psych moves are everywhere. Beware!

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Collateral + Blackmail = Not Freewill

How can women have decision power if they’re being collateralized/blackmailed?

I can’t “see” your logic? Because I’m using a microscope and I don’t see nothing, but parameciums, amoebas, and boat load of bacteria.

Can you please explain where “women’s decision power” is—Cuz they are all getting blackmailed.

WatcherOfTheWatchers
WatcherOfTheWatchers
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

What do you understand by “free will”?

Odes
Odes
3 years ago

I haven’t commented on here in a little while since everyone else is doing an excellent job at critical analysis already.

Just wanted to say again, these defenses of KR simply sound 100% cherry-picked. Removing context from Daniela’s, Nicole’s testimony, whomever, etc. and then listing what they *should* have been charged with is, I dunno… only compelling with those who aren’t very familiar with the case.

I doubt this holds weight with anyone who has spent years on Frank Report already (or law enforcement). More importantly, the prosecution and professional experts have established and proven the instances of brainwashing, manipulating, indentured servitude, malicious prosecution, etc. So just saying that you think this is chauvinism, inequality, or whatever is irrelevant. That’s your subjective view. Period.

WatcherOfTheWatchers
WatcherOfTheWatchers
3 years ago
Reply to  Odes

I wish what you say were true. Then we could all feel good that “justice has been served”. But looking at the details of the case, at least as far as the transcript, it doesn’t seem like a very rational process, nor that rationality prevailed. It seems that emotions and prejudice prevailed. If you do a little research, in fact, science does not endorse the concept of “brainwashing”, for example.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

I think Suneel has made some great points!

I have always had my suspicions that the justice system was flawed and this clearly settles it! It is clear that this white man did not have a fair trial because not enough millions were spent on his law team and because white men can’t jump.

Also, I have noticed his feet are square-shaped and this has raised my suspicions about prejudice because it is well known that people who have square-shaped feet have been vehemently discriminated against in our society for some years. Did you see the way the judge and prosecuting attorney were constantly staring at the poor man’s feet all throughout the trial?

I mean, that is proof right there! Although slightly less well known as a physically profiled group of people, square-foots are right up there with enduring the suffering of persecution the black race has faced based on the physical characteristics they were merely born with.

Suneel, you have convinced me. Have you ever thought about giving up your software profession and working full time as a lawyer?

I say fire off your resume and the various articles Frank has posted here of yours to the top law firms in the country as proof of your aptitude for the job. And if you hear nothing in response from any of them, it is their loss and is further proof that the justice system is broke in this country!

P.S., So much hate.

Sparkpug
Sparkpug
3 years ago

Hey Frank you should start another column called Frank Report 2 – The Followers.

That way the Nxivm Peeps can cry, scream, and bitch about prison life (something not one of The Followers even thought about until Keith’s sentencing and not once voiced an opinion about prison life or the unethical treatment of prisoners here on the Frank Report).

Now, they are all up in arms about prison life and unethical treatment of prisoners since their Vanguard got himself a one way ticket to BOP’S Tucson Hilton.

I sometimes skip the stories if they are of no interest to me (i.e., Sara Bronfman’s many men) and go straight to the comments and, lo and behold, there they are “The Followers” and their blah, blah, blah: Keith didn’t get a fair trial (Shut up and prove it); blah, blah, blah: Keith is being treated badly in prison (Shut up and prove I); we have very different views on how Keith is being treated; I think the BOP should have thrown him in the SuperMax for 120 years so maybe you all should count your lucky stars); we need to revamp the prison system all I can hear is Charlie Brown’s school teacher (Shut up about it; better folks than you lot have tried and failed complaining about it on the Frank Report isn’t going to get you anywhere) I was thinking until Keith got sentenced they were not on the Frank Report, I remember someone asking Nicki about a post that was on the Frank Report and she said: “I don’t read the Frank I Report”.

Now, you can get them to shut up on the Frank Report, then I thought no matter how annoying they are, “ The Followers” are always entertaining.

WatcherOfTheWatchers
WatcherOfTheWatchers
3 years ago
Reply to  Sparkpug

At least you are entertained!

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

I was also at the trial a handful of times and my experience of Judge Garaufis was very similar. He stopped the trial for things that seems irrelevant to the trial like making a joke at an inappropriate time during testimony. If we are going to uphold a system of justice that honors our rights and the legal system, those in power must be held in check.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

That’s crazy! Judge Garaufis and I popped into your work a handful times!

We noticed you did not put enough ketchup in the bags.

Or napkins. Those fries are greasy!

And it was a joke how dirty the shake machine was kept.

If we are going to uphold a system of fast food that honors burgers and those who serve them, it is important that managers weed out weak employees such as yourself.

NFW
NFW
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

You and that judge Gataufis have given me hope for a new dawn. Dont be surprised to find you’ve gained 5 stars on Trustpilot when I can remember my password. Huge blessings.

NFW
NFW
3 years ago
Reply to  NFW

Garaufis.

An On Ymous
An On Ymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

I also attended the trial and was there when Judge Garaufis stopped Lauren Salzman’s testimony, right before she was going to reveal the fact that NXIVM and DOS weren’t criminal organizations designed to hurt, cheat, coerce or manipulate people. The trial would have proceeded very differently if she had been allowed to answer.

Not rational inquiry
Not rational inquiry
3 years ago
Reply to  An On Ymous

Everything Lauren stated on the stand and under oath supported the prosecution.

Your unsubstantiated claim that all of a sudden Lauren would reverse course and either commit perjury or claim her prior sworn testimony was perjury is ridiculous.

And irrelevant. Keith’s attorneys did not object to her testimony concluding. Nor did he recall her to the stand.

The defense attorneys knew that there was nothing Lauren would say that would exonerate Keith.

A separate interesting observation about the Nxivm apologists is that many of the comments state Keith should never have been convicted on the word of the victims.

Why then should Keith be found innocent by one statement from one woman?

Especially a statement that was never spoken?

There is no way for you to know what Lauren might have said. But logic should tell you that it would have been more of the same. Lauren’s testimony consistently supported the victim’s testimony. Not Keith’s.

Again, it does not matter. It was not brought up during the trial. It’s over. Keith lost.

Move on.

WatcherOfTheWatchers
WatcherOfTheWatchers
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

If that is true, that is truly terrible.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

I respect that Suneel responded without insulting anyone. There’s definitely some emotion in the response, but no outward attacks on the author. If that can continue, focused on the story instead of the storytellers, the debate will be much more interesting.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Why are you so passive aggressive? Why are you full of so much hate? What have you done that makes you insult victims of crimes?

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

Suneel responds directly and head on to each of the assertions made against him. He doesn’t hide nor avoid the topic at hand. This trial needs some serious re-examination and a new trial seems extremely deserving!

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Why are you in denial? Why is it so hard to admit the truth about NXIVM? Why are you afraid to heal?

WatcherOfTheWatchers
WatcherOfTheWatchers
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

It’s easy to call something “the truth”. it is harder to truly contemplate what we don’t know and can’t be sure of.

Unfortunate cookie
Unfortunate cookie
3 years ago

Your comment reads like a bumper sticker slogan fail.

Or an alcoholic’s embroidered pillow quote.

Then they sober up and are like,”Why did I think that made sense or was deep?”

And they remember, “Oh! because I was wasted”.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

Suneel uses logic and rationality and evidence in his response. This is well written and deserves attention.

Suneel aren’t you also friends w Clare??
Suneel aren’t you also friends w Clare??
3 years ago

A prior comment reminded me that you and Clare were very close prior to her incarceration and that you spent quite a bit of time with her. Given your close connection w her, why aren’t you or Make Justice Blind advocating on her behalf or defending her in any way? There has been absolutely no mention or support of Clare by you or the other NX5 or other KR supporters. Why is that ???

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

I agree! I asked this very Clare question, repeatedly.

They care not at all for Nicki’s wife, Allison.

Kathy Russell.

The Salzman criminals.

None of the women.

Only Keith “Charlie Manson” Raniere.

Is anything more telling?

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

If only Buzzfeed would do a ‘12 Reasons Why Keith Raniere Is Innocent’. It would really put this to rest. If only Keith’s lawyers were motivated enough to have followers hover over comment sections, this wouldn’t have happened to him. I guess Suneel wasn’t serious back then.

Now that Pornhub is compromised, you can’t be expected to get the word out about unequal justice through interpretative dance moves outside a prison without a reliable outlet. Speaking of, whose idea was it to mimic the Manson Girls and for Nicki to LARP Squeaky Fromme? Keith is 60 and the smartest little child rapist on the planet, surely he would know that’s not a good look for a group that says it’s not a cult?

And these Amazon product reviews in the comment section? These *makes extravagant chef kiss* are delicious.

Jhon Cartesius.
Jhon Cartesius.
3 years ago

A posture out of emotions does not indicate holding an action. The truth equation is integrated with accurate data.

WatcherOfTheWatchers
WatcherOfTheWatchers
3 years ago

What?

Amy
Amy
3 years ago

Dear Suneel

I appreciate your viewpoint even though I do not agree with it at all.

Please answer my one question in order for me to reconsider my stance. As an attorney, I do not entertain hearsay. I only consider facts or at least a version of the facts that have probative value. In this case, my question to you is about Daniela. Daniela claims that she was imprisoned and has provided evidence accordingly. Her testimony was corroborated by her “jailer” Lauren Salzman so I appreciate that her version is more or less truthful or at least submissible.

You claim on one hand to have only spoken to Keith a handful of times. How can you say that what happened to Daniela was because of her own stubbornness and her own refusal to accede to a crime that she may or may not have committed? How can you say for sure that what you say is truthful? You weren’t there when Daniela was imprisoned but Daniela and Lauren were indeed there. I want an answer from you and not a flimsy ‘Oh, someone told me’ excuse. I want to know about this in terms of what factually happened and what you had seen with your own eyes. If you weren’t there, it stands to reason that your justifications about the way Daniela was treated mean absolutely nothing.

I respectfully await and expect a response from you in this regard.

Nutjob
Nutjob
3 years ago
Reply to  Amy

In all seriousness, where the hell is Flowers? If ever we needed her and her sensitive BS meter, it’s on these threads.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Nutjob

—her sensitive BS meter

Is a meter a meter when it’s always stuck on “positive”.

Clifton Parker
Clifton Parker
3 years ago
Reply to  Amy

I wanted to ask this same question — thank you for doing so, Amy! I noted that Suneel has not responded.

Relatedly, the question goes toward his statement, “It was supposed to be for a weekend. But Daniela chose to be stubborn and show Keith and her family that she would stay in the room until Keith, her parents, and her family gave up and agreed to let her keep her old, destructive behaviors.”

Suneel – how do you know this exactly? Did Daniela tell you that she wanted to return to her ‘old, destructive behaviors’? I will go out on a short limb here and guess that she did not, but instead, you are justifying her seclusion in a room for over two years by reversing the blame toward Daniela.

It seems more and more of Suneel’s statements are pure conjecture on his part.

Amy
Amy
3 years ago
Reply to  Clifton Parker

Thank you, Clifton Parker, sir!

Let us please face facts, Suneel…No matter how stubborn or egoistic a person is, no one in their right mind would waste two years imprisoning themselves in a room to prove a point! This argument of yours about Daniela is speculative at best and ridiculous at worst.

If you cannot think critically when it comes to a simple and logical point like this, I seriously question the probative value of the remainder of your submissions.

Also, who is Keith? Who died and made him judge, jury and executioner to punish Daniela for her purported crimes? We have the law for a reason! If she stole, press charges and let the police deal with it. But, no! Keith had to play the false messiah. Whether or not he was correctly convicted of the crimes he was accused of, he committed heinous acts of cruelty against many people, men and women alike. I still find it next to impossible to feel sorry for this pretend prophet!

I wish we could all spend our free time standing outside his putrid cell (a safe distance away of course) and oink at him to make him feel bad about himself the way he did to these women.

And Suneel…I still await your response. I have not forgotten.

Clifton Parker has also phrased this point much better than I could. He deserves a response as well.

DrunkOnLemonadeAlice
DrunkOnLemonadeAlice
3 years ago
Reply to  Clifton Parker

Suneel only answers the questions he wants to.

Amy
Amy
3 years ago

Then his cherry-picking unfortunately cannot inspire much faith.

WatcherOfTheWatchers
WatcherOfTheWatchers
3 years ago
Reply to  Amy

There are other people who were very close to Daniela at the time of her supposed imprisonment, who say differently. I don’t know if and when they will come forward. I guess that is part of the problem with testimony. No testimony, however abundant, is a guarantee of truth.

Too little. Too late.
Too little. Too late.
3 years ago

Irrelevant.

They didn’t testify at the trial.

No post-game hearsay is getting Vanperv out of his forever home in prison.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

I wonder if the prosecutors are terrified that their false narrative, supported by their powers to imprison people with their false narrative and a compliant judge, will crumble under the weight of the truth. No need for concern, though. Historically, there are no external consequences for behaviors like this.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

“No need for concern” – Correct, Vanguard is going to be in prison until death do he part. Don’t worry, the prosecutors sleep very soundly satisfied with their work putting him away.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

I call b.s. on the “studying it in law school claim”.

Exact details or it is not happening.

And what do you mean by “studying the case’?

I am about to go on a law school forum and see if anyone can verify this as true.

But much as you have already reached a conclusion while “studying the case”, I think I have my answer.

Amy
Amy
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

As someone who actually graduated law school… I agree that this “studying the case” statement is b.s! You study how to read cases and glean the points that you need. There is too much material and too many cases. Few cases are studied in-depth and those cases that merit deeper study are usually cases that shape the law as we know it and which are heard in the higher courts such as the Appellant and Constitutional courts. I studied in an English Law syllabus and we are taught to find the “rationes decidendi” which is the crux of the case.

To say that you are studying one case is simply illogical, especially a case about a tubby, unwashed cretin.

DrunkOnLemonadeAlex
DrunkOnLemonadeAlex
3 years ago
Reply to  Amy

Amy-

I reject your body shaming and derogatory language.

We men are constantly being objectified and body shamed by the Matriarchy.

I’m sorry we all can’t meet your unreal definition of handsomeness. It’s what is the inside that’s important.

Amy
Amy
3 years ago

I am so sorry… I insulted one horrid oaf who body-shamed women constantly and who had the nerve to oink at them to hurt their feelings and guilt them into starving themselves to the point where they were susceptible to his brainwashing. My comment certainly did not apply to all of humanity.

Justice
Justice
3 years ago

¿Por qué el sistema de justicia americano no puede actuar de manera imparcial? seamos consientes del daño que nos causamos todos como sociedad. Sea Keith o sea alguien más. Respetemos el debido proceso y paremos ya con tantos atropellos a la ley.

Google Translation:
Why can the American justice system not act impartially? Let us be aware of the damage that we all cause as a society. Be Keith or be someone else, let us respect due process and stop with so many violations of the law

shadowstate1958
3 years ago

Am I on the Frank Report or the Knife of Aristotle?

Mexican Lady
Mexican Lady
3 years ago

Ha, ha, ha, indeed!

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

Der Herr Shadowstate-

Very interesting you mention the Knife of Aristotle. The Fuhrër had Night of the Long Knives. Raniere is an insult to your beloved Fuhrër.

shadowstate1958
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

I was born in Indiana and my family had people who fought in the Civil War to end slavery and preserve the Union.
By way of contrast, Biden’s relatives in the Robinette family owned slaves.
Did you vote for Biden the descendant of slave owners?
,
JOSEPH ROBINETTE BIDEN, JR. Ancestry Report of Findings – 10/5/2020
Joe Biden’s Robinette Lineage 5th and 6th Generation Ancestors were Slave Owners
https://roar-assets-auto.rbl.ms/documents/7289/BIDEN%20ANCESTRY%20PART%203_UPDATE.pdf

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

It’s the Spork of Aristotle these days

Nutjob
Nutjob
3 years ago

I take back every criticism I’ve ever typed about Shadow.

Lawless
Lawless
3 years ago

I’m a law student and we’re currently studying this case. I can vouch for the fact that Suneel’s point about the sex trafficking charge being an unprecedented misuse of how this law was intended is accurate.

It is also true that the prosecution did not prove the elements necessary to meet the crime.

For example Nicole taking a train the day before (not the day of) and saying that affected interstate commerce is an outrageous stretch. Also the fact that she traveled the day before as per her own testimony but then the prosecution said in their statements to the jury that she traveled the day of the sex act was really just a blatant lie stated by them because the elements did not meet the charge otherwise. Finally the fact that is was one women consenting to a sexual encounter with another woman and the sex was not even with Raniere is also an unprecedented use of the law.

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

Would you mind sharing the name of your law school — and the name of the professor who is teaching the class in which you’re discussing the U.S. v. Raniere case? I’d like to contact her/him to discuss some of the points you’ve raised plus several others that I have about the sex trafficking charge. Thanks!

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

The law school is the University of Vanguard, Clifton Park, and the professor’s name is Keef Raininear.

Keef though is currently on sabbatical in Tucson, Arizona for a while.

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

Claviger, what would you like to say to the professor? Maybe the professor will read it if you write it here.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

The law school professor can only communicate with another attorney through the comments section of Frank Report?

Sounds legit!

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

Can’t wait to read the guest article written by the professor. How are your discussions going with them, Claviger? Please don’t disappoint me and say that Lawless never responded with any details.

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

Surprisingly, I have not heard back from her/him. And I keep checking my spam folder at least four times per day.

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

I’m shocked to read that. Just shocked.

Sad, so sad.

Thanks for continuing to check, Claviger. You bend over backwards for these people.

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

Mr. Claviger Sir

Please don’t keep us in suspense if you eventually hear from them though I doubt you will.

I find it amusing that these Nxians think they know what actually happens in law school.

My expectations were blown out of the water on my first day.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Lawless

Maybe one of the lawyers who works at Anthony’s office can help you get a job after you graduate. Kinda surprised they don’t expect proper use of commas in law school.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Classic!

It is amazing how just a few days ago a Nxivm dead-ender fantasized that a “class of law students would study this case”.

And now they have! And they are already done!!!

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

I’m looking forward to my discussion with the law professor who picked out this case to show how the statute outlawing sex trafficking can be misused…

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

With the many new attorneys who now comment on Suneel’s posts, maybe you can all do a Zoom call?

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

Great idea…

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Lawless

Lawless-

I bet you’ll graduate from your law school
Cum LAuDe.

BTW: Have you ever been to the Capital of Thailand?

When your not yanking Claviger’s chain are you yanking Grandpa’s [redacted].

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Lawless

22 U.S. Code § 7102 – Definitions

(12) Sex trafficking

The term “sex trafficking” means the recruitment, harboring, transportation, provision, obtaining, patronizing, or soliciting of a person for the purpose of a commercial sex act.

There is nothing in the definition about a trafficker having sex with the victim.

benjicarver
3 years ago

Is Suneel the dude who wrote to the judge that he had to help Clare go potty and wipe her bottom? Maybe he has PTSD from that experience.

Amy
Amy
3 years ago
Reply to  benjicarver

This comment wins the internet!

shadowstate1958
3 years ago

The Frank Report has been hijacked and has become the sounding board for NXIVM propaganda.

Next, we will hear arguments about how Sarah Edmondson enjoyed being branded like a cow.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

I’d rather the Frank Report be highjacked by Raniere supporters than a bunch of Qanon types.

Qanon = treason

Shivani
Shivani
3 years ago

Well, she did just make the Huff Post, though I didn’t click to read it.

Nutjob
Nutjob
3 years ago

And then we’ll hear about the abortions being part of personal growth. We already know that suicide can be a good thing. This new Frank Report is gonna be awesome!

FP8
FP8
3 years ago

I am advocating for Keith Raniere because what I saw at his trial disturbed me greatly.

We live in a crazy world.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  FP8

Fp8

Why were you at Keith Raniere’s entire ( what six weeks long?) trial?

Nutjob
Nutjob
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

He had a gut feeling that da man was gonna do some shady things to that pudgy guy. He saw it on the news.

Shivani
Shivani
3 years ago
Reply to  FP8

Yeah? You saw the trial, huh. Not buying it but kudos for the vagueness. Nuttin’ to say, huh. What was your mouth clammed up back then, and now you want to sound “smart”?

Well, kaboom. What a surprise, the usual kind of pleasant surprise from a source of petulantly, bitchy-moany vapidity. Zzzzzzzzzzz.

Mirror, mirror on the wall. Have at it with the lukewarm, halitosis-ridden exhalations. Hubba hubba and go ahead, continue onwards, promoting a completely failed yutz who won’t be coming out of prison alive, unless he’s wheeled out on a stretcher, having his final paroxysms from whatever eventually finishes him off.

WTF is the mattah with these douches who write in uselessly without even realizing it, never having coherently debated anything before (?), staggering through some short-attention span theater of thickheaded superfluousness, of the superficial, and expecting anyone else besides the culty cavalcade of fools to agree with this absolutely disorganized CRAPFEST?

There is nothing to defend about Raniere beyond what few rights he has left. The culties will soon start to besmirch the jurors who watched and listened throughout Raniere’s trial.

I’m surprised that hasn’t been “tried” yet by some of the chowderheads who still SUPPORT Raniere and who are full of misinformed complaints about how this sadistic little dictator has been treated.

How about you excavate that? Dig up what it is about you, who sees Raniere as a fucking noble, heroic, advanced human being who is still worth lying for and is worth making a fool out of yourself over, in print and all over the world?

What is it about you, that you choose to stand up for a miserable borderline personality monster, who interfered with the minds and hearts of so very many people, including a small batch of them who did not even get to live through it?

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

Why do “journalists” not read the Frank Report?

This article is false and flawed.

https://www.looper.com/319339/the-complicated-post-smallville-life-of-the-actress-who-played-lana/

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Perhaps you should start your own website that clears up the supposed flaws and false information where you can tar and feather Kristen “Kook”.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

What is it like being an internet [redacted]

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

The FBI and the prosecutors and the judges aren’t the ones who have plotted to shut up Keith. It is really the lizard people. Keith was going to expose them so they had to make him go away. They put the pictures on the computer to dirty him up. Camilla, who spoke at the court hearing, was not the real girl; she was a clone puppet of lizards. All lies. All hate. Thank you, Suneel, for writing out true data.

vanessa
vanessa
3 years ago

Bathroom poet:
Your comment alluding to Barnard really stinks!

Bathroom_Poet
Bathroom_Poet
3 years ago
Reply to  vanessa

🙂

Lie Smeller
Lie Smeller
3 years ago

To all the defenders of this child rapist, do you not see the obvious? This maniac took elements from all the famous cult leaders and put them into action so he could have a harem and live the good life with millions of dollars. Cases in point:

– Manson family (members blindly loyal to their leader, holding vigils outside prison)

– Scientology (suppressives, acquiring blackmail to use against defectors, hiring private eyes to target and discredit defectors, threats of lawsuits to silence critics)

– Jonestown (marathon sessions, sleep deprivation, loyalty tests)

– Branch Davidians (female members made to worship leader as a deity, leader believed he was godlike and was the only one who could share his enchanted sperm with females)

The reason why these cults keep happening, again and again, is because there is never a shortage of idiots who believe this sheet if it is said articulately and convincingly enough.

I can’t blame Suneel though. He is just a gullible weak-minded fool probably purchasing some magic beans by the Costco cuz some guy dressed like Jesus said he could save his soul.

Andy
Andy
3 years ago
Reply to  Lie Smeller

Lie Smeller, I’m concerned when you say defenders of this child rapist. Are you aware that Keith was not charged let alone convicted of raping anyone or a child for that matter?

NXIDVMDVM
NXIDVMDVM
3 years ago
Reply to  Andy

He also wasn’t convicted of being a douchebag cult leader.

[redacted]

Andy
Andy
3 years ago
Reply to  NXIDVMDVM

I’m simply trying to point out calling someone a child rapist, when they are even convicted of that, is a serious problem.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Andy

Not a problem at all.

I know two rapists who were never even charged, let alone convicted.

A court is not the only venue where one can form one’s understandings of the world.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Andy

Camila = child porn = pedophile

Allow me to draw you a roadmap. When someone has child porn on their computer, it means they more than likely are masturbating to the image. Hence, the commenter’s assertion Raniere is a pedophile. What don’t you get?

Andy
Andy
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Although I don’t think Keith is a pedophile, a pedophile is different than a child rapist. I’m simply pointing out that Lie Smeller is propagating falsehoods.

DrunkOnLemonadeAlice
DrunkOnLemonadeAlice
3 years ago
Reply to  Andy

—pedophile is different than a child rapist

Wow that’s funny! You [redacted]

Amy B.
Amy B.
3 years ago

Another thoughtful analysis. I’m starting to really like this guy.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Amy B.

How can you not like a guy who says any woman who badmouths about Keith is a lying slut? Isn’t he dreamy? Makes you want to have his baby, am I right!!?? 😍😍😍

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Do you want to meet Scott Johnson?

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

“If I am correct about what happened to Keith and this truth is not exposed, then I believe the prosecutors and judges in the Eastern District of NY will continue to do what they did here in other, less high-profile cases — where no one is watching — and more innocent people will be led to the slaughter.”

This is a big concern!!!

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

You’d be more persuasive if you used more exclamation points. Three doesn’t show much enthusiasm.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

I appreciate all of these details I did not know of before. Why were they not part of the trial? Aren’t these points significant pieces of evidence?

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Why were they not part of the trial? Bc they are false

Aren’t these points significant pieces of evidence? No

Patrick
Patrick
3 years ago

It seems Mr. Chakravorty has impressively answered the questions of Lucid Moment. I believe he has made a good case for an unfair trial.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Patrick

Thanks for sharing. Who’s your fav Spice Girl?

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Keith loved Baby Spice the most.

DrunkOnLemonadeAlice
DrunkOnLemonadeAlice
3 years ago
Reply to  Patrick

—impressively

What’s your definition of impressively? 😂

Shivani
Shivani
3 years ago

Lauren Salzman testified in court as a witness for the prosecution. She did so after she entered her guilty plea(s.)

By pleading guilty, Salzman was able to reduce her criminal charges. Do we really have to keep going back to kindergarten here, about the predominant facts, as well as regarding what is the nature of “the law”?

All of Raniere’s fellow culties who were criminally charged entered guilty pleas. Raniere did not. His attorneys, however, put on no defense witnesses, nor did Raniere testify.

Welcome, wilkommen, to the stagnant world of magical thinking.

This substrata of superficial thinkers have dreams of mangling its (dimwitted) conceptualizations about JUSTICE, all to fit its narrative about rescuing Raniere, the perverted jackass (yeah I said it) who played philosophizing sperminator to a whole ship of foolhardy Beliebers.

The stalwart, remaining wartheads, Raniere beliebers, have an outstanding lack of sensitivity or compassion concerning the ones who have said that they have been harmed by Raniere and by the Salzman culties, the Bronfmans culties, etc., including experiencing “criminal harmfulness” from personal experiences with Allison Mack.

Yep. Ignore. If that goes down with an ineffective whimper, then use offense as the only available defense. And good effin’ luck with that, Baba Louie.

Here comes I Dream of None of You Mofos, like Barbara Eden dreamt of her genie boy. Sheesh, dude, better hightail it. The astral Amazons are going to serve you, splayed on a plate to some mean, ugly asshole for lunch. The fork holder? Keith Raniere.

It is not too late to avoid this. But why bother to whistle any dixies to Suneel, so stunningly lost in the 15th century as he appears to be, poor chap? This could make a good half hour mini-series, Suneel is Tone Deaf, one potential title for the shitshow. Hoo yes. How ’bout at?

The testimonies given in court, the many impact statements provided? This is all trash to the agenda of Suneel Chakravorty. He saves his “sensitivity” for Keith Raniere, and now, Chakravorty has made himself somewhat of a joke, as a Blowjob Expert nonpareil.

It is getting awfully repetitive, and it’d be boringly tedious, the Suneel crapfest, if only it were not so damned godawfully funny.

The lack of understanding or compassion for anyone outside of his Raniere reindeers’ circle isn’t funny at all, though.

Suneel is no Angela Lansbury. There’s no need to shoot him for that, though. He has time to develop. It was Murder She Wrote, Chakravorty varthi. It was not called That’s All She Wrote. You poor widdle Boy Scout.

And Keith Raniere was not just doing a cheap imitation of executive tantraism for 20 or so years. Raniere was only having tantrums. He could have made a good elevator man, since his skill was pushing and holding other peoples’ buttons.

Butt on, Suneel, butt on! Such linguistics! Mah mah mah.

Judge Garaufis spoke some memorable words in court when he ended Agnifilo’s cross-examination of Lauren Salzman, all right.

The words included his observation that before he is a judge, he is a human being. Suneel Chakravorty will not twist those words from Judge Garaufis. No gymnastics of unexamined mentality can twist those words of compassion away from anyone. Cluelessness often has a degree from school and a big mouth. Magical thinking is such weak tea, though, nearly lifeless and colorless, and it has no good taste at all. Gyad, Suneel. A century ago you’d have been just as lost in Paris. Too bad. 4U.

arrow
arrow
3 years ago

Prosecution painted Keith as a monster who brainwashed and controlled most of the Nxivm community. In the judge and jury eyes most of the members were victims. In reality there were grown ups, thinking persons, some even prominent in their endeavor of life. Hard to believe the prosecution story.

In particular, Judge Garaufis stopping the defense to question Lauren when she was about to contradict herself as a key witness in a court!! Because a 40 years old intelligent women cried!!

When I think in Sex trafficking many deeply sad, tragic and inhuman stories that are not in film or even make the news come to my mind. Certainly not consensual sex, which is intrinsically part of us humans.

And lastly about Daniela, Suneel brings a different story than the one Daniela told in court.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  arrow

You don’t have any real facts you just keep repeating the same thing https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Argumentum_ad_nauseam

Joshua
Joshua
3 years ago

Judge Garaufis, shows his illegal partiality in Keith Raniere’s trial, how he warns of the disproportionate treatment he has with the defense lawyer Marc Agnifilo, whom he had with the prosecutor Moira Penza; to whom he allowed everything she wanted, favoring her accusation, which is unconstitutional and contrary to the law, since as already said, the Constitutional principle of equanimity obliges all authorities to comply with it, precisely to avoid arbitrariness and excess on the part of judges, to respect individual guarantees and the legal security of the accused, therefore the process must be reinstated.

Adam H.
Adam H.
3 years ago

Quoting K.R. here (and this is NOT a rhetorical question):

Remind me, again, why Keith and his attorneys chose not to call any of these “4 of the top forensics experts in this field” during the trial — when they could have testified and been cross-examined. Were they all just really busy during those 6 weeks?

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Adam H.

Lizard people kidnapped them to stop their testimony.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Adam H.

Great question but Suneel will never answer it. He’s not allowed to say anything Vaguard hasn’t told him.

FMN
FMN
3 years ago

Suneel, the questions for you:

Were you in possession of Keith’s hard drive as outlined here:

“Some of us have a theory about why Suneel Chakravorty suddenly rose to the surface.

Some of us hypothesize that Suneel had a significant part, or possibly a leadership role in, the analysis of Keith Raniere’s hard drive access statistics.

Consider this: Keith had access to Clare Bronfman’s millions to get the best electronic analysis team on the planet, but this evidence never surfaced in his defense.

That leaves two possibilities: Keith had the evidence and wanted to suppress it so he could be declared guilty and have evidence in his pocket for a mistrial motion or this next jabberwocky movement he’s invented, or Keith didn’t have the evidence in hand because Suneel failed to produce it.”

https://frankreport.com/2020/09/28/former-nxian-how-suneel-rose-to-the-top/

That needs clarifying, sir.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  FMN

Suneel falls asleep every night fantasizing about Keith’s “hard drive”.

Joshua
Joshua
3 years ago

Not calling this joke of a charge out is a supreme disservice to all true victims of actual human trafficking — women separated from their families, beaten or drugged by their captors, forced into sexual encounters for months or years, with no hope, no justice and not a single HBO docuseries or class-action lawsuit against heiresses to sustain them in their suffering. I totally agree, the Judge make this a joke not following the justice and due process.

Joshua
Joshua
3 years ago

“Justice demands judging people by the chosen values that shape their character, not by irrelevant factors like skin color” Neither because we like or not the person. Why this case arises so much hate?

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Joshua

Why do people hate sex traffickers and child pornographers is a mystery to you, Joshua? Keith can explain it if you write him a letter. His IQ is huge.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Joshua

There’s no justice for white cult leader child pornographers backed by millionaires and represented by the best attorneys.

Sad, so sad.

shadowstate1958
3 years ago

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Keith is a good man with a loyal, honest heart.

justiceforkeithraniere
Sign the petition please. I would appreciate it and so would Keith. #justice #newyork #nyc #manhattan #allisonmack #vanguard #injustice #unfair

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I want Keith RANIERE to be released from jail

Delilah Leonard started this petition to New York Times and 3 others
Keith is a great man! He’s truly miss understood. I feel as if I know Keith more than my father or brother. Keith has always gone up and beyond to put me before himself. He truly doesn’t deserve to be locked up just so a tv show can make lots of money off of him. It’s so very wrong that someone innocent and loyal has been denied rights that every human should have. I suffer with Anxiety and Keith and I used to walk it off and talk it off. As soon as I got home from work he’d be sitting down waiting to greet me with a cup of tea and moral support. Keith deserves love and compassion just like any other person. Good people make bad choices and that doesn’t make them bad, it makes them human. I love you Keith . Allison I’m also here for you darling you’re not alone! You’re beautiful and I wish the best

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Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

1 has signed.

Delilah Leonard signed this petition

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

Daniella’s charade
Daniella’s charade
3 years ago

Suneel makes some very strong points. After looking into it, the whole room thing is a complete lie. Daniella is a sociopath who was grounded by her father, not by Keith and basically had to do a book report for her being grounded to end. She chose not to do it and instead stayed by her own choice. But this was in her parents’ house with food and the ability to leave whenever she wanted. If you ask me, she did this whole charade to blame her multiple crimes on Keith. She is perhaps a sociopath. And he is paying for her sins.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

Adult women do not get “grounded by their parents”

And for 2 years?!

And why? Because Keith wanted to punish her over sex.

And who gives an adult woman a “book report” as a condition for release from a room?

Lauren was Daniela’s enforcer…Why? Is she her parent?

Why keep Daniela’s immigration papers? She is an adult. Entitled to them.

You are all always saying “hate, hate, hate” about others’ comments.

Your comment is vile. And this is a beloved member of the community and Keith’s “partner”?

If your opinion of her is correct, then Keith has horrible character judgment and is far from smart.

And the “tech” sux.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

By looking into it, you mean believing what your cult master told you to believe.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Not particularly productive.

FMN
FMN
3 years ago
skyandsun33
skyandsun33
3 years ago

Suneel, I am thrilled that you responded! Frank, I fully support using this site as a place for back-and-forth debate that allows for fine-tuned perspectives and (hopefully) more clarity.

I am curious if the Health Professional author has any facts to share to complete the bigger picture, especially regarding the sex trafficking? This is a very serious issue and shouldn’t be swept aside but it also shouldn’t be free from deep scrutiny just because it is such an abhorrent act.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  skyandsun33

There’s a great website with tons of facts to share about NXIVM. Gives the big picture including sex trafficking. Its called Frank Report. Check it out.

skyandsun33
skyandsun33
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

LOL, I admit I’m lazy and not combing through all the historical FR articles. I was hoping the Health Professional already had their sources assembled (perhaps referencing trial transcripts or perhaps interviews via FR articles or..?) and could easily provide them or reference them.

Still hoping over here…!

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  skyandsun33

This isn’t a NXIVM intensive. No one feels any pressure to explain themselves or convince you of anything. If you enjoy thinking Keith is getting a raw deal, knock yourself out.

Keith was lazy too.

skyandsun33
skyandsun33
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

I’m not entirely following your response but I think you are criticizing me for pressuring people for an explanation or demanding something? To be clear, I did not intend to pressure or demand anything, it was a genuine request with the hope that it would take very little for the Health Professional to grant it. I am not asking for someone to go to great lengths to satisfy my curiosity.

Too bad we weren’t in a NXIVM intensive, because a face-to-face conversation might be easier than writing back-and-forth where tones can be misinterpreted!

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  skyandsun33

Somewhere on the Frank Report, I believe Claviger or Frank summed it up.

The subject you are interested in unfortunately would yield way too many search results. Maybe Shadow can help.

skyandsun33
skyandsun33
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

I can look at Claviger’s articles as a starting point at least. Thank you!

FMN
FMN
3 years ago

BTW, Suneel:

You were having leaked phone calls with your Vanguard really quick, which were published here.

Hate to jump the gun, but sounds like you’re Vanguard’s puppet on a string.

He had a lot of those, so you’re in good company.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

That was a more eloquent 4Chan incel rant. Chad and Stacy are there, so is the unyielding lack of self awareness and repetitive bargaining.

This is so boring, coupled with the very guilty pleasure of watching a deplorable struggle in a tar pit of his own making.

FMN
FMN
3 years ago

Suneel, all these points can be raised on appeal, or should have been raised at trial.

With that in mind:

Do you PERSONALLY think Raniere is guilty of ANYTHING? Anything at ALL?

IF YES, WHAT?

Do you think –just opinion– he is 100% innocent?

Please answer.

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

No, all these points cannot necessarily be raised on appeal.

The issues that can be raised in a direct appeal in a federal criminal case are primarily limited to what is called “trial court error”. These include, but are not limited to, such things as the composition of the jury, the admission of evidence, prosecutorial misconduct, jury instructions, and sentencing.

It is important that defense attorneys preserve the record during the trial. In this context, the term “preserve the record” means raising errors as soon as they arise — and making objections at the proper time. Although an issue that has not been properly preserved can be raised on appeal, the appellate court may choose not to review it or to review it under a much higher standard.

The court of appeals will review unpreserved issues for plain error. For issues that have been preserved, there are different standards of review that the court of appeals will apply. For example, the court of appeals will review the trial court’s evidentiary rulings for abuse of discretion. A trial lawyer’s failure to properly preserve issues can limit the appellate lawyer’s effectiveness on appeal.

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

I knew that. My bad.

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

Being familiar with your comments, I was actually surprised when I read that one. And I’m just trying to be sure that misinformation doesn’t get spread around.

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

There once was a man named Suneel
He watched too much Ally McBeal
Did he go to Harvard,
or was it really Barnard?
Either-way, Perry Mason ain’t real

😉

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

I was admitted to the Second Circuit for 20 years!

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

—trial lawyer’s failure to properly preserve issues can limit the appellate lawyer’s effectiveness on appeal.

Scary stuff!

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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