Prior to sentencing Keith Alan Raniere on October 27, 2020, Judge Nicholas G. Garaufis read his sentencing memorandum in court.
Now that Keith Raniere has been sentenced to 120 years in federal prison, it is time to examine the record and what happened at sentencing.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 27, 2020
This post is for the followers of Keith Alan Raniere. Some of them told me they do not believe Keith had sex with Camila when she was 15.
Some readers think that publishing the remarks of Keith Raniere, interviewing him, or publishing his podcast, is enabling him.
Corrected: I first wrote that this was a First Amendment issue. It is not since First Amendment refers to government suppression of speech. This is rather the importance of defending free speech and the right of even a despised person to give his views. His views should not be canceled. At this hour
Keith Alan Raniere has released a podcast – via his followers – and it is available on Apple podcast and Spotify.
According to John Marzulli, Public Information Officer for the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of New York, the time of the sentencing of Keith Alan Raniere has been moved to 11 a.m. tomorrow.
A new website has been launched by eight women, meant to show the positive side of DOS, the secret sorority created by Keith Raniere.
I want to tell readers exactly what I told Keith Raniere’s supporters: A tsunami is coming at Raniere, a wave of bad publicity the likes of which he has never seen – and they will call that tsunami “Cami,” short for Camila.
Frank Report witnessed the dancers outside the Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center on Friday night. Present were Nicki Clyne, Michele Hatchette, Eduardo Asunsolo, Suneel Chakravorty, Dr. Danielle Roberts, and other supporters of Keith Alan Raniere, who is presently in a cell tucked in the back of
