Nxivm in a sentence

NXIVM leader Keith Raniere was sentenced to back in 2020 for charges including sex trafficking and racketeering.

While well-known cults like Scientology, NXIVM and the Branch Davidians continue to be the subject of countless hours of TV shows and podcasts, there are many other lesser-known cults in other parts of the world — including right here in Maine.

A man whose daughter testified about being groomed as a sex slave for Keith Raniere continues to support the Nxivm leader — even praising him as “always honorable” in court documents unsealed Tuesday.

At the time, many Nxivm victims were frustrated by the guilty plea, believing the charges minimized Ms. Bronfman's influence within the organization.

Before NXIVM's legacy went tumbling down, India was branded and indoctrinated into the cult.

Former NXIVM cult member Tabby with India Oxenberg.

In total, Ms. Bronfman poured more than $100 million of her inherited wealth into funding Nxivm’s legal battles and other projects.

Pulled in by Mr. Raniere’s teachings, Ms. Nevares moved from New York City to Nxivm’s headquarters near Albany, N.Y., where the group controlled her rent, her income and her work visa as a Mexican immigrant.

Several other members associated with NXIVM — including cofounder Nancy Salzmanfinancial backer Clare Bronfman — have also been indicted.

Their marriage is allegedly connected to the NXIVM cult co-founded by Keith Raniere.

Agnifilo told the judge that the documents were created by Kristin Keeffe, a former member of NXIVM, and claimed it had nothing to do with Raniere.

A Nxivm cult member who secretly pleaded guilty last week to charges of racketeering conspiracy admitted to keeping her own personal slave locked in a room for two years, newly unsealed court documents reveal.

Bronfman was charged in July for allegedly being involved in a cult that runs NXIVM, deemed a self help organization.

Clare Bronfman, an heiress of the Seagram’s liquor empire, arrives at the Brooklyn Federal Courthouse to face charges regarding sex trafficking and racketeering related to the Nxivm cult case in New York, U.S., April 8, 2019.

In Edmondson’s new book, “Scarred,” she recounts her break with NXIVM and the guilt she feels for recruiting some of her Vancouver friends.

NXIVM utilized ESP and other programs like it to become an overall life coaching brand.

She said the information, whether real or fake, show the strategies used within NXIVM against its enemies.

The brandings were connected to a Nxivm subset called D.O.S. that he had repeatedly assured others he had nothing to do with.

The shocking Nxivm case also includes accused sex-cult mastermind Keith Raniere and “Smallville” actress Allison Mack, who was allegedly his second in command.

Your roommate had never even heard of NXIVM until you brought it up.