Frank Parlato

Toni Natalie wrote in her book The Program: Inside the Mind of Keith Raniere and the Rise and Fall of NXIVM, in Chapter 15, a story to illustrate how important she was as an enemy of Keith Raniere.

This comment came in from one of our readers:

At the beginning of DOS – during 2015 – Keith Alan Raniere, also known as the Vanguard, gradually let various women into his secret group called DOS and revealed what he expected of them.

It was curious that Sara Bronfman-Igtet was not included in the Eastern District of New York, Department of Justice’s exhibit in the trial of Keith Alan Raniere that displayed his inner circle.

For those who think the Nxivm teachings are good, there may be good news.

Here is the order:

At the trial of Keith Alan Raniere, Lauren Salzman, who testified under a cooperation agreement, testified for three days.

E ditor’s Note: Rusty DeCook was the third husband of Toni Natalie and is mentioned several times in her new book, ‘The Program: Inside the Mind of Keith Raniere and the Rise and Fall of NXIVM [Published by Grand Central Publishing.]

A lot of people have been wondering why I keep writing about Toni Natalie. Some have been trying to dissuade me from writing about her and her new book The Program Inside the Mind of Keith Raniere and the Rise and Fall of Nxivm.

Time Out Retreats were weekends for teen girls conducted by [redacted], Kristin Kreuk, Kendra Voth and their Girls By Design.

Some people have mistakenly assumed I am angry with Toni Natalie and am out to harm her. Nothing could be further from the truth.

This is the next in our series about Allison Mack – at the trial of Keith Alan Raniere. Mack was never called to testify after she pleaded guilty to racketeering and racketeering conspiracy and avoided prosecution. This latest in our series may be more proof that Mack was a victim – a fool for Keith