Janeen DiGuiseppi Named Special Agent in Charge of Albany Field Office

We have read Lauren Salzman’s letter to the judge ‘I Really Love Everyone I Hurt and I Have to Live With This Horrible Truth Every Single Day’ .

A civil lawsuit in Montreal has been ongoing for eight years between the president of the well-known Montreal development and management company, Yale Properties Limited, and the estate of one of his former friends.

Allison Mack turned 39 yesterday, July 29th, just a day after she learned that her fellow DOS founding sister, and senior-to-her in the NXIVM hierarchy, Lauren Salzman, got probation for the same charges to which Allion pleaded guilty: racketeering and racketeering conspiracy.

Two people spoke at Lauren Salzman’s sentencing today. One was Susan Dones, the other Ivy Nevares.

Lauren Salzman got five years probation and 300 hours of community service and no PRISON TIME for her conviction on racketeering and racketeering conspiracy.

Our last presentencing submission on Lauren Salzman is her own letter to the judge. She will be sentenced today at 11:30 AM. in Courtroom 4D, 225 Cadman Plaza E.

Before we conclude on our pre-sentencing coverage of Lauren Salzman, we have two more submissions for our readers. The first of which is a letter submitted to the sentencing judge from Nancy Salzman on the sentencing of her daughter. I could write a lot about the content of this letter and what its

On the eve of her sentencing, I think it appropriate to publish the essay written about Lauren Salzman by the man who led her to her felony convictions and the real probability of her going to prison. She, in turn, has blamed him and denounced him, a man she once claimed to love above all others.

In a surprise discovery, Frank Report has learned that three of Lauren Salzman’s six slaves have written statements to Judge Nicholas G. Garaufis asking the judge not to sentence Lauren to prison time.

Lauren Salzman’s younger sister, Michelle, also filed a letter with the court asking for leniency from Judge Nicholas G. Garaufis on her sisters’ sentencing.

Lauren Salzman’s father has written a letter to Judge Nicholas Garaufis concerning the sentencing of his daughter, Lauren, which is scheduled to take place on Wednesday. Dr. Michael Salzman ran afoul of Keith Raniere in 2009 when he refused to fire one of the NXIVM-9, Nina, who worked for him.

MK10ART painting.

This change of careers for Lauren Salzman from NXIVM teacher and therapist to one of a dog groomer seems to represent a major downward departure – in income.

This is Part 7 of my report regarding the unredacted sentencing memo of Lauren Salzman.

Here is an anonymous guest view – from one of our readers. It is a critique of Lauren Salzman’s Sentencing Memorandum and seems to be a pretty sound analysis, written by someone who appears to have considerable insight into NXIVM and its history.

By Fred

This is part 6 of my report on the unredacted sentencing memo of Lauren Salzman. My comments I publish [in brackets and bold]. Any redacted material will be in RED.

This is Part 5 of the unredacted sentencing memo of Lauren Salzman. The redacted portions I will publish in bold.

This is Part 4 of the unredacted sentencing memo of Lauren Salzman. The redacted portions I will publish in bold.

This is Part 3 of the series regarding the sentencing memorandum that was filed on Friday afternoon by Lauren Salzman’s attorneys.

This is Part 2 of the unredacted Lauren Salzman memorandum series.

This is Part 1 of my report on the sentencing memorandum of Lauren Salzman who is scheduled to be sentenced Wednesday, July 28.

In Judge Nicholas Garaufis’ restitution order , he lays out who gets what – and why he decided they were to get what he awarded them.

Approximately 100 individuals submitted claims for restitution in the case of the USA v. Keith Alan Raniere, a man convicted of various federal felony crimes and sentenced to 120 years in prison.