Below we see an affluent player captured to these NOSY NEIGHBOR AND THE GANG structures -----and below that we see how these same structures have taken all of AFRICA and its 99% of AfrIcan citizens.
So, I will discuss DOS--------AKA NXIVM-----simply NOSY NEIGHBOR AND THE GANG located in upper NEW YORK.
Remember, today there are BLACK, WHITE, AND BROWN NOSY NEIGHBORS AND THE GANG-----it feeds off of FREEMASONRY/GREEK which feeds off of OLD WORLD KINGS ----KNIGHTS OF MALTA TRIBE OF JUDAH as a mechanism of societal chaos tied to continuous wars installing FOREIGN ECONOMIC ZONES.
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AFRICA these few decades of CLINTON/BUSH/OBAMA having colonialism reinstated as FOREIGN ECONOMIC ZONES are being built. Again, why all these soaring black market industries in PORN AND SEX SLAVE cartels? Those tied to being PORN MULES AND PORN VIDEO ADDICTS----are being brought down to societies lowest level.
THIS IS A GLOBAL BANKING 1% TOOL TO BRING DOWN A POPULATION BEING STABLE, CIVIL, JUSTICE....ERGO, BRINGING GOOD PEOPLE TO BEING EVIL.
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Below I see in Africa the same operational structure as here in Baltimore where someone is HIT-----made PORN/SEX SLAVE ----then sent off to be that MADAM so to speak harming more and more people in this black market criminal PORN AND SEX TRADE. NOSY NEIGHBORS get that HOUSE from which they continue the cycle of luring victims into illegal surveillance PORN trade being made PORN MULES. If the victim is a FREEMASON/GREEK having taken that OATH-----then they are subjected to remaining SILENT as these criminal acts unfold-----MY FRIEND IS INDEED EXPERIENCING JUST THAT.
'Often the returnees become madams themselves, flaunting their wealth to lure new victims to Europe and perpetuating the cycle'.
“The level of control achieved by these oaths is greater than anything I have seen in any other human trafficking context,” says Kara. “You could not invent a better system for control and coercion'.
As I spent these few months describing over and again----this is CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY and the victims of illegal streaming surveillance and PORN are NOT the ones being SHAMED AND HUMILIATED ----it is those NOSY NEIGHBORS AND THE GANG and those watching what they KNOW is NON-CONSENTED ILLEGAL SURVEILLANCE PORN.
An Ancient Curse Kept Nigerian Women Bound to Sex Slavery. Now, It's Been Reversed
By Aryn Baker | Photographs by Lynsey Addario for TIME
April 17, 2018
After spending 15 months in captivity in a run-down brothel in the Italian city of Torino, Wealth finally saw her chance to escape. The 23-year-old Nigerian had scraped together nearly 50 euros in tips from a couple of regulars and so one winter afternoon, with her madam absent, she decided to slip out the door. It was her first time outside in months. She stopped at the local grocery store, where she spent everything she had on chocolate and cakes. For several minutes she huddled outside, gorging on the sweets and forgetting, just for a moment, the shame, humiliation and torture she had endured ever since arriving in Italy for what a friend had falsely told her was going to be a job selling African food and trinkets.
A college graduate with a degree in laboratory science, Wealth, like millions of other young Nigerians, had been unable to find a job in her hometown of Benin City in southwestern Nigeria. Beguiled by accounts of easy money in Europe, she contacted her friend’s boss in Italy, who offered to pay her travel costs up front. Wealth, who asked to go by the English translation of her first name in order to protect her privacy, agreed to pay the sponsor back out of her wages. Before she left for Italy in 2012, she swore an unbreakable oath, conducted by a ‘juju’ priest, to pay back her soon-to-be boss and madam and never betray her.
Yet when Wealth arrived in Italy her new boss told her how much she owed—65,000 euros, or $80,000—and showed her the red light district where she would be expected to work off her debt. Wealth, small but determined, refused to walk the streets. Her madam locked her up in a bedroom and sent clients to her instead. Wealth was forced to service several men a day, sometimes several at once, she tells TIME in an interview. When she escaped, she had worked off a third of her debt. Another three years, she figured, and she would be free.
Eziza, a juju priest, near his shrine outside Benin City on March 23.
Eziza, a juju priest, near his shrine outside Benin City on March 23.
Lynsey Addario—Verbatim for TIME
Wealth is just one of tens of thousands of young women from Nigeria who have been trafficked to Europe for sexual exploitation over the past 15 years, according to the Nigerian National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP), which was founded in 2003 to combat the problem. The International Organization for Migration estimates that 80% of Nigerian women traveling to Libya and attempting to then cross the Mediterranean are being trafficked into the European sex trade. Most, like Wealth, are from Nigeria’s southwestern Edo State, and its capital, Benin City, where a combination of poverty and lack of opportunity have driven thousands of young women, who are expected to financially support their families, to seek their fortune abroad. But it is that primitive oath—the ancient ritual Wealth participated in before she left Italy—that keeps many young Nigerian women bound to the sex trafficking trade, desperately afraid of the curse that might befall them if they break its terms.
The power of the “juju” curse shouldn’t be underestimated, says trafficking expert Siddharth Kara, director of the program on Human Trafficking and Modern Slavery at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government and author of Sex Trafficking: Inside the Business of Modern Slavery. It makes the sex trafficking trade particularly lucrative and nearly impossible to prosecute. The oath-taking ceremony, conducted by a ‘juju’ priest and performed in front of a carved wooden idol, is typically accompanied by animal sacrifice and incantations. In Wealth’s case, she offered up snippets of her fingernails, pubic hair, menstrual blood and undergarments, which the priest bound into a small bundle and blessed. As long as the bundle remained at the shrine, Wealth would be bound to her oath. If she broke it, she would be cursed.
That winter afternoon, as she dusted the last few crumbs of chocolate from her hands, the Italian police pulled up and asked to see her documents. She didn’t have any. When they couldn’t get through to the only contact number Wealth could provide, that of her madam, they deported her to Nigeria within days.
Wealth should have felt liberated. Instead, she was terrified. When Wealth’s former madam tracked her down a few months after her return to Nigeria, she felt like she had no choice but to return to Italy. “It was a terrible fate, I know. But I wanted to pay off the debt. If I didn’t, the curse would hunt me down, kill me, kill my family,” she says, speaking to TIME in Benin City. In January 2014, forged paperwork in hand, she boarded another flight bound for Europe, traumatized by memories of what she was returning to, but also petrified by the thought of breaking her oath.
“The level of control achieved by these oaths is greater than anything I have seen in any other human trafficking context,” says Kara. “You could not invent a better system for control and coercion. You have them believe that their spirit, their soul, their womb—everything—is under the threat of an irrefutable, irrevocable curse unless they do what they’re told.”
Children watch Ayelala Juju priest Godwin Okeh at his shrine in Benin City on March 23.
Children watch Ayelala Juju priest Godwin Okeh at his shrine in Benin City on March 23.
Lynsey Addario—Verbatim for TIME
But the power of the oath is now under assault from an unexpected origin: the traditional ruler of the Edo people, Ewuare II. The Edo people, like other groups in West Africa, have long practiced a set of traditional rituals involving local deities and priests, which European colonizers called “juju.” Today, the ancient religion is still practiced alongside Nigeria’s more recent Christian and Muslim traditions.
As head of the 800-year-old Kingdom of Benin, Ewuare II—who was crowned the new Oba in fall 2016—wields absolute power over the deities and priests who practice juju today. On March 9, the Oba convened a meeting of some 500 juju priests and practitioners at his palace to cast a curse of his own. To underscore the gravity of his pronouncement, the Oba brought out a religious relic, a carved wooden representation of an important deity that hadn’t seen sunlight for more than 800 years. He then nullified any oaths undertaken by victims of human trafficking and placed a curse on any native doctor or juju priest who carried out the practice. It was, in the words of one of the meeting’s attendees, the nuclear missile of curses.
The Oba’s curse will no doubt stop the oath-taking ceremonies, despite the fact that they are the principal source of income for many traditional priests, says Solomon Okoduwa, Senior Special Assistant to the Governor of Edo State on Human Trafficking and Migrants. Priests are already pleading with families of victims to come to their shrines to collect their bundles of intimate items. So powerful is the Oba’s curse that few will even admit they ever conducted the oaths, even when presented with video evidence to the contrary. (One priest offered to show TIME the oath-taking ritual, if provided with the requisite sacrificial offerings of one goat, one cockerel, kola nuts, and a calabash, but swore he had never conducted one himself, despite the fact that investigators had already identified him to TIME as the oath taker in several trafficking cases).
Still, Okoduwa is not convinced that trafficking will stop entirely. “There is simply too much money to be made,” he says, as he lays out the considerable return on investment for most traffickers. It costs traffickers around $2,000 to get a woman from Nigeria to Italy via the Libya route; priests charge traffickers $1,000 for the oath-taking ceremony in addition to the sacrifice materials. But once in Europe she can earn her traffickers anywhere from $35,000 to $80,000 before she is free of her debt. Usually, the trafficked women stay on in Europe to earn money on their own, before returning home with enough funds to buy a house, start a business or support her family. Often the returnees become madams themselves, flaunting their wealth to lure new victims to Europe and perpetuating the cycle. The luxurious homes of some of the more successful madams are easily identifiable around the capital, a visual testament to the fact that in Edo state, having money trumps the stigma of how it may have been earned.
Faith, a 24-year-old from Benin City, went to Moscow in 2013 knowing she would be working as a prostitute, just as her madam had done years before. What her madam didn’t tell her was that the debt she would have to pay—56,000—was in dollars, not Nigerian currency, which would have amounted to just $350.
After four years Faith managed to pay off her debt, but decided to return home to Nigeria last year when she accidentally became pregnant. It is still a source of shame to her family that she came back empty handed. “My father was not happy,” she says bitterly. “His expectation was that I would stay there as a prostitute so I could send home big money and get a big apartment for him.” The mother of Faith’s madam still lives in the same village, her luxurious home a constant reminder of how Faith has failed her family.
Florence, 24, about 10 days after getting married in Benin City on March 26. She jokes that she would love to have a house and a car—like the one in the poster behind her—once her hair salon business takes off.
Florence, 24, about 10 days after getting married in Benin City on March 26. She jokes that she would love to have a house and a car—like the one in the poster behind her—once her hair salon business takes off.
Lynsey Addario—Verbatim for TIME
Bringing perpetrators to justice remains unusually difficult. Not only are the young women committed to paying their debts, the oath forbids them from betraying their traffickers even when they are caught by law enforcement, whether it be European or Nigerian. Although Nigeria is one of the major sources of sex trafficking victims in Europe, NAPTIP has only been able to successfully prosecute 338 traffickers out of several thousands of arrests over the past 15 years, largely because victims rarely come forward and often refuse to testify.
Kara, the sex trafficking expert, recalls observing the trial of a human trafficking suspect in Torino several years ago, when one of her victims was called to the witness box. The witness, he says, “went into a fit. She couldn’t do it. She couldn’t talk about it. She was just in complete terror.” The case was unable to proceed, for lack of testimony.
Frustrated with her inability to prosecute traffickers in Nigeria, NAPTIP’S Director General Julie Okah-Donli asked for an audience with the Oba to discuss the issue of the oaths. Though the organization had arrested several of the priests, and used them as prosecution witnesses in court, national laws against trafficking were not enough to stop the trade. “This is a case where we need stronger intervention,” she says. “Because when the Oba speaks, the whole town shakes.” Now that more women are free to testify against their abusers, she expects the number of successful convictions to go up.
With the juju oaths in place, few traffickers needed to resort to the usual tactics of intimidation, corruption and threats that enable the trade to flourish in other countries. That is now likely to change. Already NAPTIP’s office in Benin City says it is seeing cases of intimidation and beatings against women who refuse to pay off their debts, and threats against those who have been asked to testify.
It also overlooks the fact that in many cases, parents and close relatives are implicated in the trafficking. “There will be more people willing to speak up,” because of the Oba’s pronouncement, says Edo State Attorney General Yinka Omorogbe, who heads up the anti-trafficking task force, “But it’s not so straight forward. You still don’t want to speak when the trafficker is your mother or father.”
Faith, 24, poses for a portrait in Benin City on March 25. She went to Moscow in 2013 knowing she would work as a prostitute but was unaware that the debt she would have to pay—56,000—was in dollars, not Nigerian currency, which would have amounted to just $350.
Faith, 24, poses for a portrait in Benin City on March 25. She went to Moscow in 2013 knowing she would work as a prostitute but was unaware that the debt she would have to pay—56,000—was in dollars, not Nigerian currency, which would have amounted to just $350.
Lynsey Addario—Verbatim for TIME
Okoduwa, who once traveled to Libya with the intention of making it to Europe, only to suffer for several years there as an indentured laborer, knows all too well that in most cases trafficking is just migration gone wrong. The Oba’s curse will likely make sex trafficking less lucrative and more risky, he says, but young Nigerians will continue to put their lives in the hands of unscrupulous human smugglers as long as they feel that there are not enough opportunities at home.
Wealth never made it back to Italy to pay down her debt. She was stopped in transit in Istanbul for having suspicious paperwork, and sent back to Nigeria. She doesn’t know what happened to her madam, and for the past several years has been haunted by the idea that her oath was still binding. The Oba’s counter curse, she says, has been a huge relief. She just wishes it had come earlier. “When I think of all the girls who have suffered, like me, to pay off debts that were cruel and unjust… a lot of girls went through hell. Our lives could have been so different.”
Faith, meanwhile, just laments the lost opportunities. If the Oba had annulled the oaths a few years earlier, she might have been able to return to her family in Nigeria with something to show for her suffering. “Maybe then I could have made money for myself in Moscow. Because I knew how by then.”
Roland Nwoha of Idia Renaissance, an NGO that helps victims of human trafficking reintegrate into Nigerian society through vocational training and small business grants, has already heard of several incidents where madams, fearful of the Oba’s curse, have freed their victims. But others have said that the Oba’s powers can’t reach Europe, and the oaths are still binding. The Oba is revered, and his curses are feared, says Nwoha, “But this is also a modern society. Do these things still apply? Unless we see something happen to those madams who insist on being paid, or on traffickers who defy the Oba’s curse, people might not take it seriously.”
A spectacular bolt of lightning on one of the well-known traffickers would be great, he says, half-joking, but a series of mysterious deaths, maybe a few heart attacks or a string of car accidents among recalcitrant madams and traffickers would make a significant impact. “So we are just waiting, two, three, maybe six months, for something to happen. But after six months, a year, if nothing happens….” He shakes his head. “Oh no, it will be bad. The traffickers will be even more powerful, because they will show that they are even stronger than the Oba’s curse.”
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NOSY NEIGHBORS doing same here in US and Baltimore. The streaming illegal surveillance video that is EDITED AND VOICE DUBBED saying this person captured in illegal surveillance is a SLAVE----is OWNED by NOSY NEIGHBOR and/or the second tier HOSTING SERVER NOSY NEIGHBOR ------so, victim of these 'HITTINGS' become MADAMS/MASTERS themselves. Below is the AFRICAN sex trade-----looking just like upper NEW YORK DOS sex ring----looking just like BALTIMORE'S black market pornography and MY FRIEND'S SEX SLAVE on EASTERN SHORE OF VA.
NOSY NEIGHBOR FEEDBACK SAYS----LOOK AT ME I OWN A HOUSE WHILE THIS VICTIM LIVES IN 'A HOLE'.
'Often the returnees become madams themselves, flaunting their wealth to lure new victims to Europe and perpetuating the cycle'.
While these global black market criminal PORN AND SEX SLAVE trade may not have LEGAL PROTECTIONS for third world citizens-----here in US as WESTERN EUROPE-----our 99% of WE THE PEOPLE DO have legal protections against these CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY-----DEPRAVITY.
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United States v. Raniere, 2018 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 103306
United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York
June 18, 2018, Decided; June 20, 2018, Filed
* Moira Kim Penza and Tanya Hajjar are from the Organized Crimes and Gangs Section – and ** Karin K. Orenstein is from the Forfeiture Practice Section. All three of these women are part of the prosecution team in the case of the U.S. v. Raniere Et Al.
When NOSY NEIGHBORS AND THE GANG like calling me OWNED----saying I am a SEX SLAVE------
THAT WOULD INDEED BE DELUSIONAL ------JUST AN ILLUSION OF EMPOWERMENT THEY DON'T HAVE INSIDE US.
NOSY NEIGHBORS AND THE GANG are simply as the case below states-------a black market criminal porn and sex cartel guilty of RICO RACKETEERING. As I say here in Baltimore, it is the POLITICAL MACHINES tied to BALTIMORE CITY HALL----and MARYLAND ASSEMBLY who are actively promoting all this 'HITTING' as revenge/as population control---------so this DOS case has the DOJ PROSECUTING CORRUPT PUBLIC OFFICIALS found to be connected to this PORN/SEX TRADE NETWORK.
DOJ adds additional attorney to NXIVM case – his expertise: prosecuting corrupt public officials!
December 4, 2018
Oh C’mon Down, All Ye Unfaithful!
By K.R. Claviger
You know that old saying “The best gifts come in small packages”?
Well, as it turns out, that same sentiment may apply to filings in the case of U.S. v. Raniere Et Al.
As accustomed as we’ve become to the very lengthy filings of the attorneys who are defending Keith Raniere, Clare Bronfman, Allison Mack, Nancy Salzman, Lauren Salzman, and Kathy Russell – extensive in length, short on substance – it turns out that it’s the pithy little filings that can carry the most weight.
Take, for example, this little gem:
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT EASTERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
– against –
KEITH RANIERE, et al.,
Defendants.
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18-CR-204 (NGG)
NOTICE OF APPEARANCE
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that Assistant United States Attorney Kevin Trowel from this point forward will be added as counsel in the above-captioned matter.
All future correspondence to the United States in the above-captioned matter should also be sent to:
Assistant U.S. Attorney Kevin Trowel United States Attorney’s Office (Criminal Division) 271 Cadman Plaza East Brooklyn, NY 11201 Tel: (718) 254-6469 Email: Kevin.Trowel@usdoj.gov
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Not much there, right?
It makes sense, doesn’t it, that the prosecution team would add another attorney – especially since there are more than 20 attorneys representing the current defendants (That figure does not include the other NXIVM-related attorneys who are out there intimidating potential witnesses and obstructing justice)?
So, no big deal…unless…
Unless this particular addition was brought in for a specific reason.
So, who is this Kevin Trowel – and why was he brought in to serve on the prosecution team in this case?
Understandably, the Department of Justice does not provide detailed organizational charts of its staff. After all, most of these are noble public servants out there prosecuting some really bad people.
But what we do know from its website is that the Office of the U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of New York (EDNY) has three Divisions: Appeals, Civil, and Criminal.
And, digging a little deeper on that same website, we also find out that the Criminal Division has nine sections:
– Business and Securities Fraud
– National Security and Cybercrime
– Public Integrity
– Organized Crime and Gangs*
– International Narcotics and Money Laundering
– Civil Rights
– General Crimes
– Long Island Criminal Division
– Forfeiture Practice**
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Right now, all that is important to NOSY NEIGHBOR AND THE GANG is getting me out of the apartment since being made aware of illegal surveillance and being made PORN ---I am no longer providing MONEY-MAKING images. They need NEW STUFF-------a new tenet unaware to continue this cycle of SEXUAL ASSAULT ABUSE.
The FEEDBACK telling me I could be sent to EASTERN SHORE with MY FRIEND to be made HARD CORE PORN SEX SLAVE----or perhaps off-shored to third world SEX SLAVE structures.
In the case of DOS-------below one woman from LATIN AMERICA caught in this structure was threatened to be dropped with no DOCUMENTS surely to be made a SEX SLAVE there.
So, I with my case looking to get MONKEY OFF MY BACK----you know, those PORN MULES who are simply PARASITES
* Moira Kim Penza and Tanya Hajjar are from the Organized Crimes and Gangs Section – and ** Karin K. Orenstein is from the Forfeiture Practice Section. All three of these women are part of the prosecution team in the case of the U.S. v. Raniere Et Al.
So, what about Kevin Trowel? What area of criminal prosecution does he specialize in?
Well, thanks to Larry Page and Sergey Brin, the two guys who invented Google back in 1996, we quickly learn that Mr. Trowel appears to be part of the EDNY’s Public Integrity Section.
– https://oig.justice.gov/press/2017/2017-01-12a.pdf
– https://www.justice.gov/usao-edny/pr/recently-terminated-nypd-officer-arrested-interstate-transportation-prostitutes
– https://www.justice.gov/usao-edny/pr/federal-correctional-officer-and-girlfriend-inmate-charged-bribery
So, why do you suppose Mr. Trowel has been added to the case of the U.S. v. Raniere Et Al?
Well, maybe it’s because there’s a been real drop-off in public integrity crimes in New York State – and he has a lot of time on his hands. Umm…No, on second thought, that can’t be the reason why.
Or maybe it’s because President Trump has issued an Executive Order that prohibits the DOJ from prosecuting any public officials for the next couple of years. That’s plausible – but unlikely.
Or maybe it’s because the DOJ has finally decided to take a look at the various “public officials” who aided and abetted the NXIVM criminal enterprise for the past twenty years – and the various intermediaries who helped broker those deals.
So, hypothetically speaking, what public officials and intermediaries might get a chance to meet Mr. Trowel sometime in the next few months? Well, here are a few candidates:
As Monty Hall would say, “C’mon down…”
[Let me point out that all of these officials named below are respected in their fields. It is just that somehow, one way or another, they have each helped the NXIVM crime syndicate accomplish its destructive ends. That may be accidental or intentional or somewhere in between. But the fact is that a Public Integrity DOJ lawyer is on the case now says a lot. The tip of the iceberg.]
Public Officials:
– P. David Soares – Albany County District Attorney
– David Rossi – Assistant Albany County District Attorney
– Vadim Thomas – Special Agent In Charge, Albany, NY FBI Office
– Andrew Vales – Former Special Agent In Charge, Albany, NY FBI Office
– Grant C. Jaquith – U.S. Attorney, Northern District of New York
– Richard Hartunian – Former U.S. Attorney, Northern District of New York
– Peter A. Lynch – Albany County Supreme Court Judge
– Holly A. Trexler – Albany City Court Judge (Former Albany County Special District Attorney)
– Karen A. Heggen – Saratoga County District Attorney
– James Murphy – Saratoga County Judge (Former Saratoga County District Attorney)
– Kevin T. Gagan – Counsel, New York State Police
– Rodger Kirsopp – Senior Investigator, New York State Police
Others:
– Steve Coffey – O’Connell & Aronowitz
– Mike McDermott – O’Connell & Aronowitz
– Pamela A. Nichols – O’Connell & Aronowitz
Also not to be forgotten:
William Savino – Woods Oviatt
And perhaps the most significant:
Anthony Bruce – Former Assistant US Attorney, Western District of New York
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Things are obviously moving now in this case – and a superseding indictment or two may be under this year’s Christmas tree.
But, as that old saying goes, “It ain’t over till the skinny DOS lady sings”.
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Here’s the official description of the Public Integrity Section from the EDNY’s website:
Public Integrity
The Public Integrity Section investigates and prosecutes public officials at all levels of government, whether elected or appointed, who would further their own interests in violation of the public trust. It regularly partners with federal, state and local law enforcement agencies to bring cases aimed at protecting taxpayers’ funds by identifying fraud and abuse in public contracting. The Section’s recent cases have involved a broad spectrum of misconduct by public officials and misuse of public funds, including the indictment of a New York Assemblyperson for theft of public funds from a not-for-profit and obstruction of justice, the conviction of a New York State Senator for obstruction of justice and making false statements, the conviction of a former Assistant District Attorney for conducting illegal wiretaps, the conviction of a federal prison guard for sexually assaulting an individual in custody and the conviction of two school officials in a multi-million dollar federal program fraud. The Section applies the full array of investigative techniques to its ongoing investigations.
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I want to show in this DOS case how this structure MIRRORS what is happening in BALTIMORE and on EASTERN SHORE OF VA-----the only difference is this DOS case does not include all of the processing and sharing of ILLEGAL SURVEILLANCE VIDEO ----OF SOFT PORN ----AND HARD CORE PORN. We can be sure this ring was selling these images for profit.
LOTS OF TALK about IDENTITY THEFT-----LOTS OF TALK ABOUT THREATS OF SHARING NAKED IMAGES TO WIDER AUDIENCE-----LOTS OF GOALS OF TAKING ALL OF MONEY FROM THESE VICTIMS.
I shout out to MY FRIEND-----watch those ASSETS you have remaining-------this SEXUAL PREDATOR having hold of you will continue to soak you of all your remaining wealth!
I will continue to fight to be SAFE with WELL-BEING inside my APARTMENT in Baltimore until ready to relocate of my own volition.
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■FlLCuCLERUMKM;MKP/THF.#2017R01840UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURTEASTERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK---
XUNITED STATES OF AMERICA- against -KEITH RANIERE,also known as "Vanguard," andALLISON MACK,2018
APR 19 PH U: 19n c rcViKiC't COjBfD^STRtUivr^:;KINDICTMENTDefendants.THE GRAND JURY CHARGES:XCB 18 204(T. 18, U.S.C.,§§ 1591(a)(1),1591(a)(2), 1591(b)(1), 1594(a),1594(b), 1594(c), 1594(d), 2 and 3551et^.; T.21,U.S.C., § 853(p))GARAUEIS, J.SCANLON, M.J.COUNT ONE(Sex Trafficking - Jane Does 1 and 2)
1. In or about and between February 2016 and June 2017, both dates being approximate and inclusive, within the Eastern District of New York and elsewhere, thedefendants KEITH RANIERE, also known as "Vanguard," and ALLISON MACK, togetherwith others, did knowingly and intentionally: (I) recruit, entice, harbor, transport, provide,obtain, advertise, maintain, patronize and solicit one or more persons, to wit: Jane Does 1and 2, individuals whose identities are known to the Grand Jury, in and affecting interstateand foreign commerce, and attempt to do the same; and (2) benefit, and attempt to benefit,financially and by receiving a thing of value, from participation in a venture which had engaged in such acts, knowing that means of force, threats of force, fraud and coercion, and a
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combination of such means, would be used to cause such persons to engage in one or morecommercial sex acts.(Title 18, United States Code, Sections 1591(a)(1), 1591(a)(2), 1591(b)(1),1594(a), 2 and 3551 ^ seg.)COUNT TWO(Sex Trafficking Conspiracy)2. In or about and between February 2016 and June 2017, both datesbeing approximate and inclusive, within the Eastem District of New York and elsewhere,
the defendants KEITH RANIERE, also known as "Vanguard," and ALLISON MACK, together with others, did knowingly and intentionally conspire to:
(1) recruit, entice, harbor, transport,provide, obtain, advertise, maintain, patronize and solicit persons, in and affecting interstateand foreign commerce;
and (2) benefit, financially and by receiving a thing of value, from participation in a venture which was to have engaged in such acts, knowing that means offorce, threats of force, fraud and coercion, and a combination of such means, would be used to cause such persons to engage in one or more commercial sex acts, contrary to Title 18,United States Code, Sections 1591(a)(1), 1591(a)(2), and 1591(b)(1).
(Title 18, United States Code, Sections 1594(c) and 3551 et seq.JCOUNT THREE
(Conspiracy to Commit Forced Labor - Jane Doe 1)
3. In or about and between February 2016 and Jime 2017, both dates being approximate and inclusive, within the Eastem District of New York and elsewhere, the defendants KEITH RANIERE, also known as "Vanguard," and ALLISON MACK, together with others, did knowingly and intentionally conspire to provide and obtain the labor and services of a person, to wit: Jane Doe 1, by means of serious harm and threats of serious
harm to her and one or more other persons, and by means of one or more schemes, plans and patterns intended to cause Jane Doe 1 to believe that, if she did not perform such labor and services, Jane Doe 1 and one or more other persons would suffer serious harm, contrary toTitle 18, United States Code, Sections 1589(a)(2) and 1589(a)(4).(Title 18, United States Code, Sections 1594(b) and 3551 et seq.JCRIMINAL FORFEITURE ALLEGATION
4. The United States hereby gives notice to the defendants that, upon their conviction of any of the offenses charged herein, the government will seek forfeiture in accordance with Title 18, United States Code, Section 1594(d), of (a) any property, real or personal, that was involved in, used, or intended to be used to commit or to facilitate the commission of such offenses, and any property traceable to such property; and (b) any property, real or personal, constituting or derived from, proceeds obtained directly or indirectly as a result of such offenses, or any property traceable to such property.
5. If any of the above-described forfeitable property, as a result of any actor omission of the defendants:
(a) cannot be located upon the exercise of due diligence;
(b) has been transferred or sold to, or deposited with, a third party;
(c) has been placed beyond the jurisdiction of the court;
(d) has been substantially diminished in value; or
(e) has been commingled with other property which cannot be divided without difficulty;
it is the intent of the United States, pursuant to Title 21, United States Code, Section 853(p),to seek forfeiture of any other property of the defendants up to the value of the forfeitable property described in this forfeiture allegation.
(Title 18, United States Code, Section 1594(d); Title 21, United States Code,Section 853(p))A TRUE BILLLORLPLRSONRICHARD P. DONOGHULUNITED STATES ATTORNEYEASTERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORKCase 1:18-cr-00204-NGG Document 14 Filed 04/19/18 Page 4 of 5 PageID #: 64
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'Count One: RICO Conspiracy / All Defendants'
'Re: United States v. Raniere, et al., No. 18-cr-204 (NGG)'
Below we see DOS AKA upper NEW YORK SEX SLAVE case----called RICO RACKETEERING------called racketeering including MONEY-LAUNDERING of profits made from criminal cartel operations------racketeering as regards IDENTITY THEFT------
Anyone following my case since JANUARY know all these structures outlined in this case exist in my case----and the case of MY FRIEND------so, we need to see these NOSY NEIGHBOR AND THE GANG being told to BACK OFF!
Whoever here in Baltimore is tied to THE NETWORK that is supposed to be actual POLICING AND SECURITY -----to WAKE UP and get rid of NOSY NEIGHBOR AND THE GANG saturated in each BALTIMORE COMMUNITY including my community of CHARLES VILLAGE.
I am doing this legal work to promote CLASS ACTION LAWSUITS because we KNOW the numbers of victims of these illegal surveillance PORN structures is massive----and we KNOW the prevalence of this DOS SEX SLAVE structure will continue to GROW----we want to stop it NOW.
November 17, 2018
VIA ECF The Honorable Nicholas G. Garaufis United States District Judge Eastern District of New York 225 Cadman Plaza East Brooklyn, NY 11201
Re: United States v. Raniere, et al., No. 18-cr-204 (NGG)
Dear Judge Garaufis: We respectfully submit this letter on behalf of all Defendants concerning the initial pretrial motions filed yesterday. To assist the Court in its review, Defendants provide the following summary, which lists the motions that are directed against each count of the Indictment.
Furthermore, as indicated below, Defendants join each other’s motions to the extent applicable.
Count One: RICO Conspiracy / All Defendants
Clare Bronfman, Kathy Russell, and Nancy Salzman (joined by all Defendants) move to dismiss Count One, or at a minimum most of the predicate acts, for failure to allege a “pattern” of racketeering. Clare Bronfman, Kathy Russell, and Nancy Salzman (joined by all Defendants) move to dismiss Count One as impermissibly duplicitous, or alternatively for an order directing the government to elect which RICO conspiracy it will prosecute.
Clare Bronfman, Kathy Russell, and Nancy Salzman (joined by all Defendants) move to dismiss Count One as unconstitutionally vague. Keith Raniere (joined by all Defendants) moves to dismiss Count One for failure to allege a sufficient enterprise or a horizontally-related pattern of racketeering activity. Clare Bronfman, Kathy Russell, and Nancy Salzman (joined by all Defendants) and Keith Raniere (joined by all Defendants) move to dismiss the following predicate acts for failure to specify the underlying offenses or allege essential elements:
Case 1:18-cr-00204-NGG-VMS Document 201 Filed 11/17/18 Page 1 of 3 PageID #: 1497
The Hon. Nicholas G. Garaufis November 17, 2018
Page 2 oRacketeering Act 1-A: Identity Theft Conspiracy / Raniere and Russell oRacketeering Act 1-B:
Identification Document Conspiracy / Raniere and Russell oRacketeering Act 2-A: Identity Theft Conspiracy / Raniere, Bronfman, Russell, and Nancy Salzman oRacketeering Act 2-B: Identity Theft / Raniere and Russell oRacketeering Act 2-C: Identity Theft / Raniere and Bronfman oRacketeering Act 4: Identity Theft Conspiracy / Raniere oRacketeering Act 5-A: Encouraging and Inducing Illegal Entry / Bronfman oRacketeering Act 5-B: Money Laundering / Bronfman oRacketeering Act 6-A: Labor Trafficking / Raniere and Lauren Salzman oRacketeering Act 6-B: Document Servitude / Raniere and Lauren Salzman oRacketeering Act 10: Identity Theft Conspiracy / Raniere and Bronfman Lauren Salzman
(joined by all Defendants) moves to dismiss the following predicate acts on the grounds that they are unconstitutionally vague, fail to state an offense, are not alleged with adequate particularity, and/or are multiplicitous:oRacketeering Act 7: State Law Extortion / Raniere, Mack, and Lauren Salzman oRacketeering Act 9-A: Forced Labor / Lauren Salzman oRacketeering Act 9-B: State Law Extortion / Lauren Salzman Keith Raniere and Allison Mack (joined by all Defendants) move to dismiss Racketeering Act 8.
Count Two: Forced Labor Conspiracy / Raniere, Mack, and Lauren Salzman Allison Mack (joined by Keith Raniere and Lauren Salzman) moves to dismiss Count Two for failure to allege the offense with adequate particularity.
Allison Mack (joined by Keith Raniere and Lauren Salzman) moves to dismiss Count Two for failure to state an offense. Count Four: Sex Trafficking Conspiracy / Raniere and Mack Count Five: Sex Trafficking / Raniere and Mack Count Six: Attempted Sex Trafficking / Raniere and Mack Allison Mack (joined by Keith Raniere) moves to dismiss Counts Four, Five, and Six for failure to allege the offenses with adequate particularity. Allison Mack (joined by Keith Raniere) moves to dismiss Counts Four, Five, and Six for failure to state an offense.
Allison Mack (joined by Keith Raniere) moves to dismiss Counts Four, Five, and Six as unconstitutionally vague. Case 1:18-cr-00204-NGG-VMS Document 201 Filed 11/17/18 Page 2 of 3 PageID #: 1498
The Hon. Nicholas G. Garaufis November 17, 2018 Page 3 Keith Raniere (joined by Allison Mack) moves to dismiss Counts Four, Five, and Six because the allegations are duplicitous and fail to set forth a factual violation of the sex trafficking statute. Count Seven: Identity Theft Conspiracy / Raniere and Bronfman Clare Bronfman (joined by Keith Raniere) moves to dismiss Count Seven for failure to allege essential elements. Clare Bronfman (joined by Keith Raniere) moves to dismiss Count Seven for lack of venue. Other Motions Clare Bronfman, Kathy Russell, Nancy Salzman, Allison Mack, and Lauren Salzman (all joined by Keith Raniere) move for a bill of particulars.
Keith Raniere (joined by all Defendants) moves for prompt disclosure of Brady materials. Keith Raniere (joined by all Defendants) moves to obtain the trial testimony of foreign witnesses. From the Court’s Order dated October 15, 2018, we understand that the Court will not set a schedule for other types of pretrial motions (such as those related to discovery and severance) until after the court reviews these initial motions. If the Court denies their motions to dismiss, Defendants anticipate filing such motions, including motions for severance and suppression. Respectfully submitted, /s/ Alexandra A.E. Shapiro Alexandra A.E. Shapiro