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Viral TikTok e.l.f. Campaign Linked to 'Sex Cult' NXIVM - Vimarsana News

Viral TikTok e.l.f. Campaign Linked to 'Sex Cult' NXIVM

Evan Horowitz and Geoffrey Goldberg, founders of Movers+Shakers, were allegedly part of NXIVM, but deny knowledge of wrongdoing or connection to it.

10 Sinister Cults That Make You Afraid to Look Over Your Shoulder - Vimarsana News

10 Sinister Cults That Make You Afraid to Look Over Your Shoulder

What is it that draws people into the sinister depths of cults? Is it the allure of the unknown, the promise of enlightenment, or the hypnotic charisma of

Man sues HBO and makers of NXIVM documentary The Vow after it 'used recording of a phone call where he tries to convince woman to stay in the sex cult without his consent' - Vimarsana News

Man sues HBO and makers of NXIVM documentary The Vow after it 'used recording of a phone call where he tries to convince woman to stay in the sex cult without his consent'

Marc Elliot filed a lawsuit seeking more than $75,000 in damages from HBO and The Vow series' makers on Tuesday in St Louis City Circuit Court. Elliot features heavily in second series of The Vow.

Raniere's 'Slow Dance' in Arizona Federal Court - Vimarsana News

Raniere's 'Slow Dance' in Arizona Federal Court

Procedural Gymnastics make Keith Raniere's emergency motion to contact his lawyers and followers in Arizona Federal Court a "slow dance."

The Vow's director on why the NXIVM doc was never just about a "sex cult." - Vimarsana News

The Vow's director on why the NXIVM doc was never just about a "sex cult."

The HBO miniseries started by chronicling what brought NXIVM down, but it ended by examining its appeal.

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