After several years of the pandemic it can be easy to forget the insane, deranged story of purported con man Larry Ray's alleged takeover of a Sarah Lawrence dorm and all the students in it:

Ray is now on trial for extortion and sex trafficking charges—and it turns out that one of the young women whom he allegedly prostituted was being sold to "many prominent New Yorkers":

The list — reviewed by The Post on Wednesday — appears to represent a cross-section of Manhattan's elite: from Wall Street to the justice system and even the art industry.

Some of the 121 names bear unusual monikers shared by several reputable Big Apple businesspeople, including a financier whose name also pops up in pedophile Jeffrey Epstein's infamous black book.

Another appears to be a businessman whose title is brandished on a museum.

Wait wait wait: It's not done yet.

Others include an ex-New York Supreme Court judge, a Gap Inc. executive and her husband and an Amazon account executive.

A painter who splits his time between New York and Italy, an architect who has designed university campuses and a travel editor are apparently featured on the list.

Names matching an international diamond dealer and a Washington, DC-based lobbyist are also included.

There's only one reaction that'll suffice here:

The story itself is already so deeply alarming and unsettling. We now have another creepy, stomach-turning layer to the whole thing:

Some of the richest, most powerful, most influential people in the richest, most powerful, most influential city in the world were apparently availing themselves of a demented sex cult run by a lunatic.

Disgusting. Shame on everyone who participated in this.

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