Seagram Heiress Sentenced to 81 Months in Prison in NXIVM Trial
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elle.comAllison Mack Jemal CountessGetty Images Detailed information about the inner workings of upstate New York's so-called "sex cult" continue to be revealed as federal prosecutors pursue cases against its highest-ranking members, including the group's leader, Keith Raniere, who was found guilty of sex trafficking and forced labor charges.
An investigative journalist from the Times Union of Albany first exposed the group called NXIVM in a series of features in 2012 questioning its strange sex practices.
However, authorities didn't make any arrests until a 2017 exposé in The New York Times brought to light how members were allegedly enslaved, branded, and subjected to harsh corporal punishment.
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