
She Was Fine in the Book. On the Stand, E. Jean Carroll Was Ruined
E. Jean Carroll won millions against Trump. But her own book, testimony, and courtroom claims tell three different stories of the same event.

E. Jean Carroll won millions against Trump. But her own book, testimony, and courtroom claims tell three different stories of the same event.

Among the seven remaining defendants, the federal civil lawsuit, Edmondson v Raniere continues mainly against Seagram’s heiresses, NXIVM leaders Clare and Sara Bronfman, and NXIVM founder Keith Raniere.
As the 70 plaintiffs in Edmondson v Raniere wait for a ruling from US District Judge Eric Komitee on five of the eight defendants’ motions to dismiss, they voluntarily dismissed all claims against one of the defendants.

India Oxenberg, 32, has launched a podcast called “Still Learning.”

Nancy Salzman will return to Albany, NY from her unpleasant prison cell at FCI Hazelton in West Virginia.

Nancy Salzman, 68, the former president of NXIVM, will leave her prison cell at FCI Hazelton in three weeks.

Susan Dones is well-known among those who followed the rise and fall of NXIVM. She left in 2009 and fought to be independent, fighting again in bankruptcy court against a cadre of NXIVM attorneys and won. Since then, she has helped many people who have left NXIVM and other high-control groups.

Earlier this week, I published the letter of Ruth McMurray to the US District Court Judge Hon. Richard Arcara for his consideration in my sentencing, which took place on July 31, 2023.

The Dossier Project continues.

On July 31, 2023, Senior US District Judge Hon. Richard J. Arcara sentenced me to 12 months probation, with five of those 12 months on home detention. My crime was failing to file IRS Form 8300 in 2010 when I collected $19,970 in rent from a food stand vendor in cash.

The following is a story that was published in the Albany Times Union. It appeared online on July 11, 2023 and on the front page of the print edition on July 12.

Sara Bronfman Makes Motion to Dismiss NXIVM Lawsuit