From Sultan’s Twitter feed.

Editor’s Note: Bangkok is responding to an earlier post, Email reveals Raniere Owns One-Third of Wakaya Island in Fiji. The email referenced is one from Clare to Keith indicating she understood that he owned 1/3 interest in ACK the corporation that owns Wakaya Island in Fiji.

One of the first things you learn in the law school class that covers trial tactics is how best to present your case.

As Keith Raniere’s first anniversary at the Metropolitan Detention Center (MDC) looms around the corner, we’re learning more and more about what was going on in his life before he was arrested – and how he plans to talk his way out of his current dilemma.

A comment made in the article Feds Expose More Of Their Evidence – More Bad News For Raniere is as follows:

Unbeknownst to us – and, more importantly, undisclosed to federal officials – Keith Alan Raniere evidently has a one-third ownership interest in Wakaya Island in Fiji, which was originally purchased by Clare Bronfman.

In the wake of the Superseding Indictment, and Nancy Salzman pleading guilty in court yesterday, Frank Report will have a lot of analysis, and some new discoveries today.

The Superseding Indictment is in.

The former president of Nxivm, Nancy Salzman, 64, will likely be working with the Feds from this point onward. After that, she’ll be their guest – in federal prison.

Some days, it’s just not worth getting out of bed.

By My Take

NXIVM President Nancy Salzman AKA Prefect is the first to take a plea deal in the case against Nxivm

Shadow State:

File this in the category of pure speculation – but Friday is the Ides of March.

By Aanya Kulavira

Barbara Bouchey is coming out swinging and is set to write a series of stories for Frank Report about Nxivm and her inside knowledge of the allegedly criminal self-improvement organization that has been widely viewed as a cult.

Ben Szemkus, the man who said he attended a Nxivm “mixer” in Hamden, Connecticut, in February 2007, with celebrities, Nxivm leaders and politicians, has named eight new people he says were in attendance — people he failed or declined to name before.

What happens when they start doing the same on the Internet?

By Scott Johnson

Sultan of Six, the devoted defender of Kristin Kreuk responds to his critics.

By Bangkok

By G

Assuming the case of the U.S. v. Raniere Et Al starts, as currently scheduled, on April 29th – and assuming that the prosecution is able to present its case in the 5-6 weeks it has been estimated that portion of the trial will take – we could be seeing the start of the defense portion of the case so

Frank Report recently got this comment in response to an article by Sultan of Six:

By Sultan of Six