You can run but you can’t hide. This is a lesson that Kristin Kreuk may yet have to learn. Following multiple articles in Frank Report , the Daily Beast is now calling her involvement with the NXIVM sex slaver cult a ‘controversy.” Amy Zimmerman of the Beast writes in How Actress Kristin Kreuk Is Do
This is peculiar: Lauren Salzman is being represented by two lawyers in her criminal c ase – Hector J. Diaz and James L. Burke – and both of them are from Arizona.
Channel 10 Albany posted their report of Wednesday’s court hearing: https://www.news10.com/news/local-news/top-ranking-nxivm-members-appear-in-court/1323546944?utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter_WTEN
A website called Neon Nettle writes that Ben Szemkus has gone missing.
A few more details about Clare Bronfman’s court appearance today.
Criminal defendants, Lauren Salzman and Kathy Russell are both free – on $5 million and $25,000 bail, respectively. And if you will pardon an observation, the money required of each is roughly proportionate to their comparative guilt.
Basit Igtet , husband of Sara Bronfman-Igtet – and Georgia Webb-Bronfman , Clare’s and Sara’s mother – signed the bail bond today for Clare Bronfman . It is a $100 million bond.
We await the news of whether Clare Bronfman makes bail today – and whether Kathy Russell and Lauren Salzman – who, unlike Clare, spent the last few days in prison – will also make bail. There’s also the possibility that Judge Garaufis will impose higher bail requirements and/or additional terms and
By Rosalie Lopez
Keith Raniere’s lawyer, Marc Agnifilo, is supposedly one of the best lawyers a criminal defendant can hope to retain. He has a string of victories that has given him the reputation of being a super lawyer. He is in constant demand. No doubt he takes his paying clients as they come and regardless of
Tomorrow is D-Day for Clare Bronfman . Whether she goes to jail or returns to her New York City luxury apartment will be the story of the day. Her sister, Sara Bronfman-Igtet , must come from France to appear in person in Brooklyn Federal Court, along with another guarantor, unrelated to NXIVM, to p
