Shortly before the Dalai Lama’s appearance in Albany on May 6, 2009, [see Fact Checking Nxivm Stories: Did the Dalai Lama Endorse Keith Raniere and Nxivm? ], Clare and Sara Bronfman funded the publication [Ethical Publishing LLC] of a 352-page hardcover book entitled “The Sphinx and Thelxiepeia” by

When the Dalai Lama came to Albany on May 6, 2009, he came at the invitation of Keith Raniere and his trip was funded by Clare and Sara Bronfman. He spent several hours with Nxians and spoke in the afternoon at the Palace Theatre for more than an hour, before a crowd of about 2700.

By Erasend

[Note from Frank Parlato:]

For longtime readers, a story like the following may not seem like news, although there is some new information in it. This story is for the many new readers, recently treading down the rabbit hole called Nxivm.

by Paul Serran

By Eduardo Asunsolo

Thanks to LaLaLad who brought this to my attention: According to Showbiz Cheat Sheat:

I am fascinated by the American public’s vigorous demand for police accountability, but their disinterest in prosecutor accountability.

Editor’s Note: This is Part 7 of the “From Prison: Keith Raniere” series on the subject of his codefendants’ innocence.

How serious this will be is anybody’s guess. But others’ careers have already been toppled by a guilt-by-association with Nxivm. Sometimes even when the association is slight – as in someone merely taking a class or two – people have been forced out of jobs and denied housing.

A story was published on Frank Report entitled Investigating the Data With Two Lawyers.

C,lare Bronfman has filed an appeal of her sentence, through her attorneys, Daniel R. Koffmann, and Ronald S. Sullivan, Jr., seeking to have the US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit vacate her sentence of 81 months, based on arguments that US District Judge Nicholas G. Garaufis committed proce

Attorneys for Clare Bronfman filed an appeal of her 81-month sentence, arguing that Judge Nicholas Garaufis committed procedural error when he:

Editor’s Note: This is Part 6 of the “From Prison: Keith Raniere” series on the subject of his co-defendants’ innocence.

Allison Mack seems to have been a hybrid: She wanted to help women become better — mixed with the self-centered desire of being a master [and grandmaster] over beautiful women and procuring these women for Keith and possibly herself.

Editor’s Note: The following is a guest view – actually originally a comment – from someone who seems to have been following the story fairly closely. I will add a few comments [ in brackets and bold] for clarification and an editor’s note at the end. .

There is increasing evidence that Keith Raniere is making his mark as a cultural icon in ways he probably never imagined. For instance, last night, on NBC’s Saturday Night Live , there was a comedy sketch starring Nick Jonas called “The Murder Show.”

By Suneel Chakravotry

Dateline NBC released some sneak peeks of its Nxivm episode “Collateral Damage. ” The two-hour installment claims to reveal new details about the life-coaching group that many have called a cult. Check out the previews from Dateline’s “Collateral Damage” below.

Editor’s Note: This is Part 5 of the “From Prison: Keith Raniere” series on the subject of his co-defendants’ innocence. These are exclusive and published for the first time.

Dateline NBC Exclusive: Doctor Defends Branding NXIVM Members

Editor’s Note: This is Part 4 of the “From Prison: Keith Raniere” series on the subject of his co-defendants’ innocence.

The DOSsier Project [ thedossierproject.com ] is now live with brand new articles defending DOS, the once-secret sorority, headed by a man, Keith Raniere, the founder of NXIVM.

Suneel Provoked Interest