Mack is alleged to have put her hands on the women’s chests, telling them to “feel the pain” and to “think of [their] master”. He was arrested in Mexico last month, after being indicted, and has pleaded not guilty on charges of sex trafficking, sex trafficking conspiracy and forced labor conspiracy. The curriculum included teaching women about “the need for men to have multiple sexual partners and the need for women to be monogamous”. On Friday, prosecutors expressed concern over granting Mack bail, arguing that Nxivm members appeared to have access to money. Prosecutors have warned that Nxivm members have registered websites in the names of potential witnesses.

Source: The Guardian April 22, 2018 06:00 UTC