Keith Raniere

We have a treat in store for readers — a series of three posts of which this is part 1, taken from the sentencing hearing of Keith Alan Raniere, where Raniere’s attorney, Marc Agnifilo, argues for a 20 year sentence and Judge Nicholas Garaufis debates him on a number of critical issues, hammering hi

The Forgotten Ones did not appear in front of the Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center this past Friday night – the first time in four months that they did not make at least a weekly showing.

At the sentencing hearing of Keith Alan Raniere on October 27, 2020, there were 15 victims who spoke. That’s a pretty good number, especially when you consider that nine of them had been girlfriends of Raniere and all 15 had believed in him once, thinking he was the greatest and best man they had ev

Frank Report witnessed the dancers outside the Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center on Friday night. Present were Nicki Clyne, Michele Hatchette, Eduardo Asunsolo, Suneel Chakravorty, Dr. Danielle Roberts, and other supporters of Keith Alan Raniere, who is presently in a cell tucked in the back of

Former Nxivm member Ivy Nevares has taken to Twitter to challenge Marc Elliot and the Make Justice Blind group’s post on alleged prosecutorial misconduct .

I would have expected the “smartest man in the world” to have figured it out a long time ago.

August 26 th has arrived – and with it, the 60 th birthday of Keith Alan Raniere and the 22 nd anniversary of the creation of his alter-ego, The Vanguard.

The Forgotten Ones are no longer dancing nightly in front of, and behind, the Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center, which is in Brooklyn, New York.

From the very day that the Mexican Federales showed up at the villa in Puerto Vallarta where he was ensconced with several of his first-line slaves and looking forward to getting a group blow job – March 26, 2018 – we’ve been able to provide Frank Report readers with numerous inside reports on Keith

This is Part #12 of our series on Sylvie – and it demonstrates how whistle blowers and a nice little blog spared Sylvie, her slave Samantha, and others from getting branded.

Back on April 1 st , the Bureau of Prisons (BOP) announced that it was putting its more than 170,000 inmates on a 14-day lock-down because – or so it claimed – it wanted to reduce the chance that any of them would contract the coronavirus.

Keith Raniere has always loved to gamble – and the higher the stakes the more joy he got out of it.