Humiliated actress Alison Mack, who has been accused of being an integral part of NXIVM sex worship, was spotted for the first time on Saturday during a trip to California for more than a year after she filed for divorce with her wife, Nicki Klein.
Mac, who is still under house arrest, can be seen wearing an ankle monitor as he gets out of the vehicle with another woman.
The Smallville actress enjoyed her freedom as she was allowed to leave her home for a few hours while waiting to be punished for her role in NXIVM worship.
Photos show Mack and his friend at Beatrice Bakery in Long Beach, California. They were not allowed to sit because of the COVID-19 restrictions because indoor and outdoor food was closed.
For about an hour, the women stood at a table near the bakery and ate before heading to the nearby boutique, the Luna Belmond Show, where they spent about half an hour getting into their vehicle and leaving.
Alison Mack (Saturday film), the humiliated actress accused of being an integral part of NXIVM sex worship, was first spotted on a trip with her friend in California on Saturday for more than a year. Home guard Mac can be seen wearing an ankle monitor (left) when getting out of a vehicle
The Smallville actress enjoyed her freedom as she waited to be punished for her role in NXIVM worship as she was allowed to leave her home for a few hours.
Mack came out of the store in front of his friend, who was browsing through the trinkets in the window until the girl came out with her.
They were seen talking and laughing as they walked down the street carrying masked shopping bags.
Mackin’s trip comes just days after he filed for divorce in Orange County with his wife and former fellow worshiper Klein, 37.
The couple were married in 2017 and were longtime members of the NXIVM cult led by convicted felon Keith Ranier.
The couple, who have no children, are based in NXIVM New York’s upstate, in an attempt to allow a Canadian Klein to stay in the United States, claiming they were married on Ranier’s orders.
Prosecutors accuse Mac of recruiting sex ‘slaves’ to have sex with Ranier as part of a secret and coercive group within the NXIVM known as DOS.
Mack and his friend Luna were spotted at the Belmont Shore Boutique, where they spent about half an hour boarding their vehicle.
After they go to the store for a half hour and grab a bite to eat while out, Mack is seen with his friend
Photos show Mac and his friend at Beatrice Bakery in Long Beach, California. They were not allowed to sit because of the COVID-19 restrictions because indoor and outdoor food was closed
For about an hour, the women stood at a table near the bakery and ate
In April last year, Mack, who appeared on the TV show Smallville, pleaded guilty to two counts of conspiracy and fraud.
Although 60-year-old Ranier was convicted in October and sentenced to 120 years in prison, Mack is still awaiting sentencing.
Officials said Mack could be confronted 40 years later.
Klein, an actress who appeared in Battlestar Galactica, has avoided any direct accusations regarding her involvement in worship.
However, he was an integral part of the malicious group that pretended to be a self-help organization.
NXIVM joined the band in 2011 at the age of 20 with several women, including other actresses, and the daughter of clan star Catherine Axenberg.
India’s testimony at Ranier’s trial helped imprison him.
At worship he accused Mack of being his ‘master’ and of ‘targeting’ himself, telling her when to eat and restricting him to only 500 calories a day.
Mackin’s trip comes just days after filing documents in Orange County to divorce his wife and former fellow worshiper Nicki Klein (pictured together in 2017)
Fake marriages: In an attempt to circumvent immigration laws, several reports have previously accused the childless couple of marrying on Ranier’s orders.
Ranier founded NXIVM in Albany, New York in 1998, and between that and 2017, enlisted more than 17,000 people and pledged to help them.
But there was even more secret subdivision within the secret system, which he mastered.
Named Dose, the subdivision involved women being his sex slaves and subjecting himself completely to his control.
They were branded by his first writings, starved, insomniacs and forced to have group sex and blackmailed them with the ‘network’ they provided in the form of punishing photos, videos or information about themselves or their families.
Ranier also convicted young women, including a young man, who was sentenced to two years in a room because she showed romantic interest in another man.
Last month Ranier feared his life would not be ‘long’ and that he would be killed in prison.
Ranier is currently working part-time at the Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center. But he explained to Frank Burlado, the journalist for the Frank Report, that he feared for his life because of his ‘dangerous situation’, as maximum security was likely to go with the prison’s public.
Last month Keith Ranier (pictured) feared his life would not be ‘long’ and that he would be killed in prison. Ranier is currently being held at the Booklin Metropolitan Detention Center, while the Prisons Bureau is arranging his permanent location.
The Prisons Bureau is tasked with arranging Ranier’s permanent employment, where he will serve his sentence for a long list of crimes, including child abduction and conspiracy to commit forced labor.
Burlado, who is said to have played a key role in the destruction of sex worship, shared a series of phone call transcripts in which Ranier describes his concerns.
In one post, a man who claims to be ‘despicable as evil’ and has links to Latin Kings or MS-13 gangs has told various people that he plans to kill Ranier.
‘He was bad even to his own family, and he was evil to anyone who did not get his way. In a way he is seen as a tyrant. He is seen as someone with so much money and so much power that he can always get whatever he wants. ‘
Speaking of the future, he predicts that he will not live long if he is imprisoned in maximum security with the general public – which he says was warned many years ago.
‘Yeah, I’m looking, you know, I’ll be here for the rest of my life if we don’t do something.
‘It won’t be that long in my whole life. Considering the way things are here, you know, once I get to a destination, I think I’ll go for a pen. ‘
Although a judge did not sentence Ranier to death, he advises that being sent to prison is the death penalty.
‘The next month to two months is a real countdown for me because once they hire me and send me to Supermake or send me to a pen, things get dangerous to me. You should never talk to me again about everything I know. ‘