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Forbes Says Vítek Is Worth $7.2 Billion. The Numbers Say Otherwise
His Forbes-reported net worth is $7.1 billion, making him the 542nd richest person in the world, according to Forbes, and 6th richest in his native Czech Republic.
His Forbes-reported net worth is $7.1 billion, making him the 542nd richest person in the world, according to Forbes, and 6th richest in his native Czech Republic.
On Thursday, September 16th, Nancy Salzman’s attorney David Stern filed notice that his client intends to appeal her sentence.
As time progresses, Camila, 31, looms larger and larger in the life story of Keith Raniere.
In an amended complaint in a federal civil lawsuit prosecuted against 12 former NXIVM members, it is now being alleged that NXIVM founder, Keith Raniere, forcibly raped Camila, a Mexican woman, who was a part of his inner circle of women.
The last of the NXIVM defendants has just been scheduled for sentencing.
The following was sent to Frank Report and other media by John Marzulli, Public Information Officer for the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of New York. The photos and captions are Frank Report additions.
“Turn out the lights, the party’s over They say that ‘All good things must end’ Let’s call it a night, the party’s over And tomorrow starts the same old thing again”
![The Face if despair: Nancy Salzman heads to court for her sentencing hearing on Sept, 8, 2021 [Photo courtesy Daily Mail]](/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fmedia.frpbn.com%2Fmedia%2F2021_09_salzman-setencing-300x281.jpg%3Ft%3D2026-04-11T02%253A03%253A50.746Z&w=3840&q=75)
Nancy Salzman, 66, was sentenced to 42 months in federal prison, fined $150,000, and given 3 years of post-release probation with no contact with any known NXIVM members. She was not remanded and must surrender to her assigned prison on January 19, 2022.
Ivy Nevares has published her victim statement on the subject of Nancy Salzman.
At least now we know why Nancy Salzman and her attorneys wanted to keep her victims – and the general public – from reading her “Sentencing Memorandum”.
In a rare move, Judge Nicholas Garuafis – on Labor Day, a federal holiday, when the court was not open – issued an order.
Since Nancy Salzman’s sentencing memorandum is missing from PACER and it is hard to understand why it should be filed under seal, let me at least try to give a little overview of what her role was in NXIVM, something she might have provided to the public had she not filed her sentencing memorandum u
