
Lesko for the prosecution
The prosecution team in the Nxivm case has added a new attorney . His name is Mark J. Lesko, an assistant US Attorney…

The Life You Save — Keith’s hair dye may be killing him
Guest View By Smith
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THE ART OF THE STEAL: Grynberg Oil Heiress Paints 'Concealment and Revelation.' Ask Her Father.
The article recounts how Jack Grynberg’s children, after receiving company shares, voted…

Sworn to Nothing: How SDNY Beat the Wander Leak Motion
Josh Wander’s lawyers sought a hearing over a Semafor leak they say preceded the official…

LEAK AND DESTROY Feds' secret tip killed 777 Partners, a $10B firm before the case even existed
The story examines how Semafor reported a DOJ investigation into Joshua Wander and 777…

Jerry Sandusky Put in Solitary at SCI Laurel Highlands as Case Moves Toward Federal Court
Jerry Sandusky was given 15 days in solitary confinement at SCI Laurel Highlands as his…


Pictures from Monday – Clare looking thinner than ever – said to be about 85 lbs
Thanks to the Daily Mail, and Radar Online, we have pictures of all but two of the Nxivm defendants…
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Shadow: Allison Mack’s Greatest Champion
By Shadow State 1958

Keith is dying his hair in jail – with ink from ballpoint pens
There is good news and bad news for the Vanguard and his followers.

One Night: Nxivm lawyers will get paid one way or another
By One Night in Bangkok

Court Hearing: Trust fund almost out of money – attorneys questioned by judge – what will they do when trust fund runs out?
A hearing was held today in Brooklyn federal court in the Nxivm case – called for by Judge Nicholas Garaufis – on the status of the Bronfman-funded trust fund that has been paying lawyers for the…

One Night: The real reason Agnifilo made Raniere bail motion – to put ‘pressure’ on Penza
By One Night in Bangkok

Whose fault is it? Timeline shows how Nxivm trial got delayed from October to April
The timeline below explains the reason for the delay in the trial of Keith Raniere and the other five Nxivm defendants.

Answers to Your 24 Questions about HiCaliber and Michelle Knuttila
By Chuck Cross

Guest View: Stone indictment is political payback for Hillary Clinton and friends
By Clueless in the Dark

Shadow: What is Kathy Russell hiding about Allison Mack and DOS?
By Shadow State 1958

Crybaby Jane: Keith Raniere getting a backfire dose of his own legal tricks – as he awaits in jail
By Crybaby Jane

One Night in Bangkok: Kathy Russell will gladly serve three years in prison for NXIVM
By One Night in Bangkok

Raniere makes third attempt at bail – wants immediate release with ‘no bail conditions’
Keith Raniere’s attorney, Marc Agnifilo, has filed a motion with the court to have his client released on bail with “no conditions” whatsoever.

Retired FBI: RAID ON “TOP 10 FUGITIVE” ROGER STONE
By J. Gary DiLaura

Heidi: on Frank Report & KAR
By Heidi Hutchinson

Nice Guy: Keith has become a true renunciate – now that he’s in jail
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The world of Keith Raniere, now and then: 10 months in jail for the Vanguard today!
Today marks the 10th month that Keith Alan Raniere, 58, has been in federal custody. All those months, Keith has been in one jail or another. Or in handcuffs traveling to and from court. And in court.

Timeline of Kathy Russell taking the fall for Keith and Clare, with a little help from her Bronfman-paid attorney
The story of Kathy Russell is rather pathetic. And it does seem like her first attorney, William Fanciullo, represented her right into an indictment that could have easily been avoided.

Government tries to stop flurry of Nxivm motions made under seal
The flurry of motions continues. But which ones should the public be allowed to see?

Retired FBI Agent: ROGER STONE INDICTMENT: AS PHONY AS THE REST OF MUELLER’S INVESTIGATION INTO …NOTHING!!!
By J. Gary DiLaura

Updated: Stone released on $250,000 bond – makes statement, ‘I am innocent’ and ‘I will not bear false witness against the president’
Roger Stone was released on $250,000 signature bond. He doesn’t have to put any money up for the bond so long as he appears before the court when required.