Judge Nicholas G. Garaufis has now ordered a schedule for the upcoming trial of Keith Raniere, Clare Bronfman, Nancy Salzman, Allison Mack, Lauren Salzman, and Kathy Russell.
To pose it as a NXIVM question: What does it mean if two of Keith Raniere’s lawyers had their security clearance revoked – meaning they are no longer approved to visit the Vanguard at his jail?
Poor Allison Mack . She sure went far with her Vanguard .
The judge has approved the request to Modify Conditions of Release as to Allison Mack . She may now leave her parents home in Los Alamitos, California, for up to three hours per week for “errand time.”
Marc Agnifilo has a potential conflict with scheduling: He has two clients – Keith Raniere and Dilber Kukic – both facing serious charges and both expected to go on trial in the first half of 2019. Their cases are unrelated.
A reader commented on the recent article that Reader defends Frank Report handling of Kristin Kreuk story
Another reader weighs in – in defense of Susan Dones . The writer here clearly indicates she was part of the NXIVM team and calls herself:
A reader took the trouble to rebut – line by line – Susan Dones’ recent defense of Kristin Kreuk. Because Susan is a veteran anti-NXIVM fighter, and tough enough to take a rebuttal or two, I have no hesitation to publish what is now a second rebuttal to her original guest view. T he first rebuttal w
If J udge Nicholas G. Garaufi s, the presiding judge in the USA v. Raniere et al case, has allowed Seagram’s heiress, Clare Bronfman , to leave her luxury Manhattan apartment and go outdoors to jog and shop for up to five hours per week, why shouldn’t Allison Mack get to go out for a measly three ho
By Susan Dones
A recent satirical post about Keith Raniere’s biography caused Pea Onyu to comment as follows:
