Sarah Edmondson — an actress who recruited thousands of women to Nxivm before blowing the whistle on the sex slave cult — is speaking out about her 12 years in the now-shuttered organization.

She said she believed Mack was not as responsible for abuse as Keith Raniere, and was herself a victim. Edmondson told Insider while Mack should be held accountable, she no longer feels angry with the ...

First debuting in August 2020, The Vow ran for nine episodes as it detailed the inner workings of NXIVM, its senior members and how the cult was able to recruit so many people, especially people in ...

Our second-annual 29 Powerhouses ranking is a celebration of Canadians who changed the game in 2019. One of them is actor Sarah Edmondson, who blew the whistle on NXIVM. Below, our conversation with ...

It’s taken two episodes of buildup, but The Vow is finally starting to dive into the most shocking details of NXIVM. “At Cause” largely follows Sarah Edmondson, a former member of the organization who ...

"I am in a total state of shock right now," she said of the cult leader's sentencing to 120 years in prison Former Nxivm member Sarah Edmondson is in shock over founder Keith Raniere's official ...

The general public’s fixation with cults and any group outside of the norm will certainly be stoked again by the A&E series Cults And Extreme Belief, premiering on May 28. The docuseries debut episode ...

Sarah Edmondson is breathing a sigh of relief after learning the man responsible for so much of her life's turmoil will spend the rest of his days behind bars. On Tuesday, Oct. 27, alleged cult leader ...

Edmondson told Insider that Mack, who was sentenced to 3 years in prison, needed to be held accountable — but was a victim herself.

After blowing the whistle on NXIVM, the personal development company founded by Keith Raniere revealed to be a pyramid scheme and cult that forced its female recruits into sexual slavery, survivors ...