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  The Telegraph

  ‘I escaped a modern sex cult after spending seven years as their slave’

  Aged just 19, India Oxenberg went along to a seminar near her family home in Los Angeles, run by a group purporting to offer an “executive success programme”. The teenager had just left university in Boston and was trying to start a catering brand, when her mother heard about the supposed self-help organisation from a friend. “She said it increased her business exponentially, she made more money, was a better communicator, and improved her critical thinking,” explains Catherine Oxenberg, best kn

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  The Independent

  Former NXIVM cult member says she was ‘groomed’ and raped by leader Keith Raniere

  India Oxenberg, daughter of 1980s sitcom star Catherine Oxenberg, says she was stuck in the group for 7 years, blackmailed, and cut off from her family

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  The Guardian

  The Vow review – unsettling Nxivm cult series burrows under your skin

  The Vow review – unsettling Nxivm cult series burrows under your skin. A nine-hour docuseries on the appeal and deep psychological manipulation of the Nxivm cult is a searing portrait of gaslighting and abuse

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  The Telegraph

  How the Nxivm sex cult leader was brought down by his former 'slaves'

  A little over a year ago India Oxenberg’s world was falling apart.

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  PA Media: World News

  Self-help guru convicted in US sex-trafficking case

  Prosecutors said the 58-year-old’s organisation, called NXIVM, was more like a cult.

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  The Independent

  Catherine Oxenberg: Dynasty actress speaks of struggle to rescue daughter from 'cult' that 'brands its members'

  An actress who starred in the Dynasty soap opera has spoken of her struggle to free her daughter India from a secret "cult" that she claims has brainwashed her. Catherine Oxenberg said the 26-year-old had become involved with a secret sorority within the Nxivm group, described by its founder Keith Raniere as an educational coaching business. The 56-year-old said India began recruiting friends to the group and spending all of her money on attending seminars.

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