Prosecutors: Self-help guru calls sex slave scheme ‘noble’

NEW YORK (AP) — Prosecutors say communications from jail show the leader of a cult-like self-improvement group in upstate New York has no remorse over his conviction last year on charges he turned some of his followers into sex slaves. Court papers filed Friday cite an email in which Keith Raniere called his conspiracy “noble.” Prosecutors are asking a judge to sentence Raniere to life in prison. His lawyer said on Friday that he maintains his innocence. In an email to actress