When Raniere was five, his family relocated from Brooklyn to Suffern, New York.
Keith Raniere was born on Augto James Raniere (1932–2020), a New York City advertising executive, and Vera Oschypko (1931–1978), a ballroom dancing instructor. 7.1 Supporters' activities at Metropolitan Detention ComplexĮarly life Childhood and education.5.2 Mental, physical and sexual abuse of members.5.1 Creation, membership and collateral.4 Sexual abuse of girls and young women.3.5 Mass resignations and public allegations.The Federal Bureau of Prisons lists Raniere as an inmate of United States Penitentiary, Tucson, identified with Federal Register Number 57005-177. The presiding judge sentenced Raniere to 120 years imprisonment after reviewing 25 victim impact statements. On June 19, 2019, a jury in an Eastern District of New York convicted Raniere of racketeering for a pattern of crimes including the sexual exploitation of a child, sex trafficking of women, and conspiracy to commit forced labor. Journalists, mental health professionals, and anti-cult activists call Raniere a "cult leader", and point to his manipulative and coercive leadership over his followers. Scholars in the fields of religious studies, law, and sociology describe NXIVM as a "cult" or "high control group". Offenses related to a secret society within NXIVM known as "DOS", or "the Vow" led to the arrests of Raniere and his inner circle in early 2018. Multiple accusers identified Raniere as a prolific sexual abuser of women and girls since the 1980s. Between 19 NXIVM developed a following of thousands, including celebrities and wealthy socialites, through its personal development seminars. In NXIVM, Raniere was referred to by members as "Vanguard". He co-founded NXIVM, a purported-self-help multi-level marketing company headquartered in Albany, New York. Keith Allen Raniere ( / r æ ˈ nj ɛər i/ born August 26, 1960) is an American criminal convicted for a pattern of racketeering activity including human trafficking, sex offenses, and fraud.
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