Doctor For Billionaire Sex Slave Ring NXIVM, Charged for Conducting Horrific Human Experiments

By Jay Syrmopoulos

 New York, NY – Dr. Brandon Porter, a physician described as the  resident doctor to the NXIVM sex trafficking cult, has been charged with  conducting illegal human experiments by the New York medical oversight  board. The decision by the New York Department of Health comes after they  initially refused to act on a complaint from former cult member Jennifer  Kobelt, who claimed that she was forced to watch graphic dismemberment  and rape videos as part of an alleged “fright study” Porter was conducting.

 Kobelt, in her August 2017 complaint, alleged that Porter may have conducted his “fright study” on as many as 100 people. 

“He continued to film my reaction for at least 10 minutes as I  just sat there, dry heaving like I was going to puke and crying very  hard,” Kobelt said in her complaint to the Health Department,  adding that Porter began showing her the violent images without warning,  according to a report from the New York Post. 

“He failed me, not only as a friend but as the medical  practitioner I had trusted on numerous occasions with my health while I  was in New York,” Kobelt said in the complaint. 

Amazingly, in a Sept. 6, 2017, letter to Koblet, the state Office of  Professional Medical Conduct (OPMC) explained that they would not  investigate Porter, specifying that “the issues you have described are not medical misconduct.” 

Apparently, now that the public spotlight is on the NXIVM cult, the  OMPC has changed its tune, as the New York Post reports that Porter is  now accused of moral unfitness, gross negligence and gross incompetence  among other charges. 

Porter is accused of showing “human subjects an actual video of  the horrific and brutal murders and dismemberment of four women by  machetes; and violent film clips, including a male African American  being viciously stomped by a Nazi; a conscious male being forced to eat a  portion of his own brain matter; and a graphic gang rape.” 

Additionally, the doctor faces charges of violating state law by  improperly conducting studies on Tourette’s syndrome,  obsessive-compulsive disorder and brain wave monitoring of NXIVM program  attendees without their permission. The Free Thought Project has been closely following the developments of this story, and last week reported on  connections between the celebrity sex cult and its billionaire backers.  

Although largely ignored by mainstream media, the alleged leaders of  the organization, Keith Raniere and Smallville actress Allison Mack,  were not just arrested for human trafficking—but were arrested and  charged with slavery and child sex trafficking. 

There is a growing body of evidence suggesting that rather than being  a simple self-help group as NXIVM members proclaim, or even a sex cult  as the mainstream media suggests, the group may actually be a front for  an elite-based child sex trafficking ring—as the group’s ties have been  revealed to extend to numerous power-elite ruling class families,  including the Bronfmans and Clintons. 

With alleged leaders Raniere in jail and Mack out on bond with  conditions that include not having contact with other NXIVM cult  members, Clare Bronfman has allegedly taken on the role of leader within  the organization. 

Bronfman and her sister, Sarah, are alleged to be the  primary financial backers of the cult, funding the organization with  hundreds of millions of dollars. The Bronfman sisters are heirs to the  Seagrams liquor fortune. The charges  against Mack accuse her of working in a quasi-management position  within the organization. 

The complaint alleges that as  second-in-command, Mack served as a recruiter who worked to lure women  into the purported self-help program as a means of convincing them to  sign up for the “advanced program” called Dominus Obsequious Sororium, which required women to essentially become subservient to Raniere. Dominus Obsequious Sororium is a quasi-Latin phrase that roughly translates to “Master Over the Slave Women.”

“As alleged in the indictment, Allison Mack recruited women to  join what was purported to be a female mentorship group that was, in  fact, created and led by Keith Raniere. The victims were then exploited,  both sexually and for their labor, to the defendants’ benefit,” U.S. Attorney Richard P. Donoghue said in a statement. 

Women within the Dominus Obsequious Sororium were then allegedly  required to give Raniere blackmail in the form of nude pictures or  damaging information to be used to keep women from speaking out if they  left the group. They were also forced to sign over their finances,  maintain weight requirements and even be surgically branded with a  symbol that included Raniere’s initials.

 As TFTP reported in November 2017, “the  cult was finally exposed when the daughter of former Dynasty actress  Catherine Oxenberg became a member. Oxenberg told the New York Times  that she became concerned after she saw that her 26-year-old daughter  India was extremely emaciated from dieting and was suffering from  serious health problems.” 

“Some people have said this is a voluntary sorority. The women I have spoken to tell a far different story,” Oxenberg said. 

“Coercion is not voluntary. Extortion is not voluntary. Blackmail is not voluntary.” 

Once the accusations against NXIVM became public, numerous other  women, including actress Sarah Edmondson, came forward to all to tell  the same story of the blackmail, branding, forced labor, and sexual  slavery. Porter has a hearing set for June 27, and if the charges against him  are substantiated he could face suspension or revocation of his medical  license. Upon resigning from St. Peter’s Hospital in Albany last fall,  Porter reportedly fled town. The Post reports that the New York Health  Department would not comment on the OPMC’s action and Kobelt declined to  comment. 

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