That's a good observation. Hard to figure, isn't it? Where is that line between sociopath and psychopath? In Mark Vicente's testimony, he said that one time he posed the premise to "Vanguard" that he might be a psychopath. Raniere, aka Vanguard, laughed and enjoyed the thought of being a psycho.
He collected and preyed on men and women who had some...thing...about them that made them vulnerable and susceptible to his persuasion. In my mind, Bronfman sisters and Nancy Salzman are at least sociopaths. Allison Mack? Psycho. Raniere? Psycho.
Others like Sarah Edmonsun, Barbara Bouchey, India Oxenburg? Dunno. They all left but not before partaking in the cult.
No doxxing, but there are a couple FReeQs who are familiar with the upstate area around Clifton Park where Raniere had a 'cult neighborhood' of dwellings. All the inner circle had houses or townhouses there. I've never been anywhere in NY except Watertown (Ft. Drum) and only for a few days. Nice place, very green, lots of water and gobs of history. And turkeys.
The addresses of Raniere's 'sex lair', Salzman's house, Allison Mack's, and others are public information. I can provide those on FReepmail if anyone is close by and wants to get some pictures and maybe a brief description. I'm curious if any are still occupied, are they sealed as evidence, etc. Also, if anyone can point me toward public property tax/ownership sites that I can dig on to see whose names they're in. Allison Mack had a place in Clifton Park and/or Halfmoon, NY. I put a link to RadarOnline describing Allison's neighbor's fears that she might come back in my update earlier this thread.
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Respect!
You may be well beyond such, but if you get a free Zillow
account to browse properties with, you can often drill
down to county assessor docs through it.
~Easy
Re: property ownership websites
KitJ,
Here in Texas our property ownership records are public and quite easy to investigate.
Not being familiar with how NY does things (I have noticed in Ca where I searched I needed parcel # to get to name...probably due to stupid celebrities muh privacy),
My suggestion...go to the county appraisal district website where the properties are and search by name or addresses if that is allowed. Otherwise if it is parcel ID only, you can search for a Parcel ID map on the appraisal district website and if you know where the property is, sleuth that way.
Good luck.
Let me know how it goes.