In fact, Elliot now works as a motivational speaker, according to his website. It's just a mess."īut after working with Raniere, Elliot is shown speaking clearly and easily in footage obtained by the docuseries. As Marc Vicente, an ex-NXIVM member, told docuseries: "Marc Elliot comes into ESP (Executive Success Program) and Marc Elliot has a pretty severe case of Tourette's, and in his first intensive, he’s tic-ing like crazy and saying all kinds of words. Yes, Raniere purported to cure Marc Elliot of Tourette's, a nervous system disorder that causes uncontrollable tics in the form of movements and noises. After all, NXIVM leader Keith Raniere claimed to have helped scores of people unlock their potential, and in one astounding case, seemingly cured a young man of his Tourette Syndrome. But in the beginning of HBO's new nine-part docuseries "The Vow," viewers learn why NXIVM, a self-help group hiding a sex cult within it, was so beguiling to potential recruits. The people who drank poison at Jonestown or the Manson followers so enraptured by their leader they agreed to murder - it seems incomprehensible somebody would agree to join groups like that.
It's easy to scoff at the idea of falling victim to a cult.
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