▲ Nexium Founder Kislanier
In New York, there is a group of secret fanatics who are involved with famous celebrities and proletariat descendants.
In particular, it has been shocking to see the reality of ugly crimes, such as engaging in ordinary women and making them "sexual slaves" and conducting various frauds.
According to foreign media reports, including the Associated Press, the 58-year-old Kislanier, founder of NXIVM, was arrested last month by law enforcement authorities.
Nexium is an organization founded in 1998 by Ranieri, and it has been rapidly taxed, attracting more celebrity members including celebrities, and it is estimated that the number of members is about 16,000.
Apparently, it was a multi-level business consulting company operating a self-development program, but the reality was different.
The women who were involved in Nexium were suffering from various hardships, such as being forced into sexual partners as Lannier's sexual partner.
Laniere, who was arrested by the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to stay in Mexico, was charged with prostitution and other charges.
New York prosecutors said Laniere had stigmatized the woman's body with the initials of her name and forced her to have sex with her.
The prosecution has also recently applied allegations against Laniere that he has committed child sexual exploitation and child pornography.
The prosecution has so far charged six people with this case.
Laniere is also known to deny allegations that he has never made child pornography and that there is now consensual sexual intercourse.
This incident has attracted the attention of the public because of the fact that the prominent figures who know the name have helped or assisted in the crime of Laniere.
Mid 'Smallville' is one of the 36 - year - old Allison McDow, well known in Korea.
He was arrested in April last year on charges of meddling with female members and lannier, and then released on bail.
He is currently being tried at a federal court in Brooklyn. He acknowledged some charges earlier this month, such as intimidating the victims to keep them out of the office.
Mac was also reported to have invited fellow actresses to join the group.
Mac admitted guilt and asked for forgiveness, saying, "Laniere believed he had the intention to help people, but it was wrong."
Claire Bronman, 40, the heiress of global whiskey maker Sigram, is also involved in the Nexium case.
The daughter of Sigram founder Edgar Bronfman, he admitted in court yesterday that he hid illegal immigrants in the United States for labor exploitation in court yesterday and that he financially supported Ranieri by using the deceased 's credit card.
Bronfman, along with his guilty plea, has agreed to pay $ 6 million, $ 6.8 million in fines and up to 27 months in prison, Reuters reported.
He has been a member of Nexium for a long time and is said to have provided tens of millions of dollars in financial support.
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