The Cult of Keith Raniere - Page 3

Dr. Park E. Dietz was retained by NXIVM to conduct a psychiatric evaluation of India Oxenberg in order to determine her competency to take more of Executive Success Programs’ (ESP) classes but not to determine her competency to be a member of DOS.…

In the last week, Clare Bronfman and Edgar Boone have both come out with public statements supporting Keith Raniere.  Let us compare the two statements to see if there are similarities in content and style. For my part, I noticed that the cadence…

The Society of Protectors in a multi-level marketing company selling membership and seminars based on the teachings of Keith Raniere. The curriculum focuses on the gender differences between men and women.  The company’s targeted customer base is men. At one time, there about…

Sunday November 12, 2017 was a grim day for NXIVM followers. The Albany Times Union came out with a shocking expose: Law enforcement has fielded NXIVM complaints for years. The story appeared on the front page [the headline in print: NXIVM Could Feel…

ESP recruiting is person to person. Your recruiter is family, friend, or has become your “friend” to recruit you. Most of the early “modules” are about establishing rapport, sales-scripting, and being persistent until you close the sale. Recruiters are told that the…

Probably no two actresses did more to help Keith Raniere build his female enslavement cult than Allison Mack and Kristin Kreuk. Readers of Frank Report know Allison’s tragic tale. Some know that Kristin Kreuk recruited Allison into NXIVM. Kristin Kreuk was…

Executive Success Programs (ESP) has made an official statement today rebutting the New York Times article.  The following appears on the ESP web site. Official Statement Recently a media outlet unfoundedly, and incorrectly, linked NXIVM corporation, its founder and its related companies, with…