Vanity Fairのインスタグラム(vanityfair) - 10月27日 22時10分

What does justice look like in the NXIVM saga? Keith Raniere, the unapologetic leader of the cult group, which ensnared its (mostly female) members through its gospel of empowerment through submission, faces life in jail when he is sentenced on a litany of changes in a New York court Tuesday. But is he simply a mentally ill sex addict who gathered power because others saw what they wanted to see in him? Or is he a monster who is incapable of empathy and has a deep need to hurt women—and would he, indeed, have hurt women if he was allowed to continue leading NXIVM?

For journalist Vanessa Grigoriadis, however, her view of Raniere was influenced by a video that doesn’t appear on The Vow: footage of ex-NXIVM member Sarah Edmondson’s (above) branding ceremony. "Watching that video makes it hard for me to believe that Raniere, if let out of prison, would not give his aberrant tendencies free reign," Grigoriadis writes. Read the full story at the link in bio ahead of Raniere's sentencing.

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