PROFILE on NXIVM: Is It a Sex Trafficking Cult or a Sect of Self-help?

Published: Tue, 09/04/18

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Here is your copy of our most recent Profile on a bizarre organization called NXIVM (pronounced NEX-ee-um). Founded by Keith Raniere, this quasi-religious group has been in the headlines following the arrests of Raniere, Smallville TV actress Allison Mack, and other leaders on charges of sex trafficking.Free 4-page Profile: Black Hebrew Israelites Movement
 
Prosecutors and the FBI allege women were coerced by Mack and other leaders to have sex with the group’s founder. Victims also claim to have been “branded” with the initials of the group’s leaders. As more horrifying details emerge, investigators seek testimony from additional victims. “F.B.I. assistant director-in-charge William F. Sweeney called the operation a ‘pyramid scheme’ and asked for anyone who might have been a victim to come forward with any information.”1

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1Hilary Weaver, “This Keith Raniere Sex-Cult Story Is Much Deeper Than Allison Mack’s Arrest,” Vanity Fair, April, 2018: www.vanityfair.com/style/2018/04/allison-mack-arrested-in-connection-to-keith-raniere

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