Cults

Toni Natalie dated NXIVM leader Keith Raniere for eight years before they became embroiled in multiple court battles together.

After leaving NXIVM, Susan Dones battled the group in court for nine months.

NXIVM member Nicki Clyne, who claims that the group's leader Keith Raniere was wrongfully convicted, has been banned from speaking to her wife, former DOS ringleader Allison Mack.

Amanda Knox is among one of at least two wrongfully convicted individuals who signed a petition demanding answers from prosecutors in the Keith Raniere case.

Allison Mack is alleged to have come up with the branding ceremony that was a centerpiece of self-help organization NXIVM's secret inner sex cult.

Prosecutors have argued that Clare Bronfman used her “extraordinary wealth and social status” to fund NXIVM co-founder Keith Raniere's criminal enterprise, which included a clandestine sex cult hidden within the self-help group.

Catherine Oxenberg thought she was taking her daughter India Oxenberg to a self help seminar but in the end, the seminar introduced her daughter to a cult.

Former NXIVM member Bonnie Piesse claimed that Allison Mack showed a belly chain to her and told her she made a sacred vow to Keith Raniere. 

Keith Raniere has been exposed as a manipulative cult leader and sex trafficker who kept sex "slaves."

Marc Elliot has long claimed working with NXIVM cured his Tourette Syndrome.