“This situation has been a purely political, envy driven, money-powered lie to destroy a community, and keep me either incarcerated for life or otherwise ‘disposed of,’” prosecutors say Raniere wrote in one missive. “I believe the sorority is good - not just good and even noble, but great - and vitally important for women and humanity,” he wrote. Both women have pleaded guilty to assisting the conspiracy and are awaiting sentencing. Authorities identified Clyne, who appeared on the “Battlestar Galactica” TV series, as a sex slave recruiter for Raniere but never charged her with a crime. On a recent social media video showing her dancing outside the jail holding Raniere, she insisted she was “never part of a sex cult.”

Source: ABC News August 28, 2020 16:52 UTC