Keith raniere

Retired FBI Special Agent Dr. J. Richard Kiper and former U.S. Attorney Bud Cummins told Newsweek about alleged FBI evidence tampering in Keith Raniere's case.

Nicki Clyne told Newsweek about the alleged "shocking" and "concerning" events that have transpired since Keith Raniere's sentencing in 2020.

Nicki Clyne told Newsweek her thoughts on DOS, the practice of branding and Keith Raniere's imprisonment.

Nicki Clyne is featured in Episode 1 of HBO's "The Vow", Part Two, discussing her affiliation with NXIVM and her support for its founder, Keith Raniere.

"Smallville" actress Allison Mack was a member of the cult XVIXM, led by Keith Raniere.

Alongside Keith Raniere, Nancy L. Salzman helped to find the personality cult NXIVM in 1998. She features in Part II of HBO's The Vow, to tell her side of the story.

The shocking true story of Keith Raniere and the inner-workings of the NXIVM personality cult have been brought to light in HBO's true-crime documentary series "The Vow."

Lauren Salzman, a top leader in Keith Raniere's cult, cooperated with the prosecution against Raniere and was the only member to testify against him.

Raniere has been sentenced to 120 years in prison for sex trafficking, racketeering and more for his role in leading the sex cult NXIVM.

"What I thought I was learning was self-help and personal growth," she said of the group, which has been called a cult by some.

Tom Welling, Michael Rosenbaum and Allison Mack starred together in the show "Smallville" from 2001 to 2011.

A woman took the stand and alleged "Smallville" actor Allison Mack invited her to an NXIVM group meeting where someone forcibly performed oral sex on her while she was blindfolded.

Alaina Huffman said she "had been invited to several meetings" by Allison Mack back when they were filming "Smallville." Turns out, those meetings were a part of the NXIVM sex cult, for which Mack is currently facing sex-trafficking charges among several others.

Lauren Salzman claimed Rosa Laura Junco was the only woman in Keith Raniere's all-female inner circle the NXIVM founder didn't have sex with.

Mack pleaded guilty to racketeering and racketeering conspiracy charges during a Monday court appearance in Brooklyn, New York.

Mack is facing a 15-year minimum, maximum life sentence on charges of sex trafficking.

Mack is facing sex trafficking charges in connection with Keith Raniere's alleged sex cult.

Lawyers for Raniere reportedly wrote that the texts about owning a "slave ... that you could groom, and use as a tool" were taken out of context.

The burns were marks of "badass" women, according to a new report.

Stone, who worked for Trump until a rancorous split in 2015, was once on the group's payroll.

Mack allegedly preyed on vulnerable women using a tactic described as "love bombing."

Annapurna Television optioned the rights to a 2017 New York Times exposé on the alleged sex cult.

A whistleblower for the group told Newsweek that Mack was "deeply influenced" by charismatic leader Keith Raniere.

She allegedly recruited women for sex with the cult leader and helped brand them with his initials.

People have surmised that Mack is "co-conspirator No.1," in an abusive sex cult and also a slave to leader Keith Raniere.

Keith Raniere is alleged to have created a secret society in which he blackmailed "slaves" and branded them with his initials.