People are wondering why Keith’s attorneys keep filing these ridiculous sounding motions regarding his bail, which often recite the most untrue statements imaginable — stuff that would make Pinocchio blush.

Dear readers, you are in for a rare, extraordinary treat.

By Shadow State 1958

This is the second part of my rebuttal to Keith Raniere’s bail package.

On May 20, 2010, TV Guide reported that Allison Mack would not be returning as a series regular for Smallville.

A reader with the moniker ‘Max” wrote, “I’m curious about the motion to dismiss the sex trafficking charges. Sex trafficking, as I understand it, is basically prostitution, except no one here was paid for sex. There needs to be an exchange of value right? And a pat on the head from Vanguard is prett

The letter below is from an email from a woman whose daughter left NXIVM in 2017 before the NY Times came out with its story.

By a Reader:

I received this email today from a reader:

Judge Nicholas G. Garaufis has directed the government to respond to Keith Raniere’s Second Motion for Bond by no later than November 19, 2018.

Keith Raniere has made a new request for bail – asking Judge Nicholas Garaufis to permit him to live somewhere in Clifton Park, subject to home confinement and an ankle monitor – and for him to leave the gruesome and inhuman hellhole modern America offers incarcerates in Brooklyn called the MDC.

By Shadow State 1958

Keith Raniere’s latest motion was filed on November 14. It is an attempt to get out of MDC on bail before he goes to trial. The motion is made before Judge Nicholas G. Garaufis who denied his earlier motion to be released on June 20, 2018. The letter motion is signed by Raniere’s lead attorney, Marc

NXIVM has r eleased on Youtube a 24 plus minute documentary on Keith Raniere [editor’s note: The video has since been made private]. It makes no mention of Raniere’s arrest on sex trafficking charges.

The FBI in New York City – the same field office that took down NXIVM – is now investigating OneTaste – dubbed by Frank Report as “the Fingering Cult.”

Editor’s Note: This is the first in a series of posts that will be looking at all the unanswered questions concerning the criminal computer trespass charges that were brought against Toni Natalie, Joe O’Hara, and John Tighe ( Although similar charges were also brought against Barbara Bouchey, she wa

By K.R. Claviger

By Shadow State 1958

I get a lot of correspondence from readers and I try to respond to all. Here are a few samples:

By Clicky Eight

According to a source, a neighbor living near the home of Allison Mack reported she got a knock on her door one day. When she answered it, she was advised by a young woman that there would be some women practicing an innovative new type of yoga inside Mack’s home and that it was a very intense pract

By Shadow State 1958

By Clicky Eight

By a French Reader

Mexican TV program Crimen & Investigación has a week-long special on “Dangerous Beliefs” and Keith Raniere is included.