Allison's Neighbors Still Up In Arms Despite Mack's Forfeiture Of Sex Cult Homes
Allison Mack’s former upstate New York neighbors are still up in arms about her alleged sex crimes amid the recent forfeitures of her NXIVM homes, sources exclusively revealed to RadarOnline.com.
Court records obtained by RadarOnline.com showed that Mack had to forfeit the rights to multiple properties in Halfmoon and Clifton Park, New York that she once owned and/or lived in. The ruling came weeks after she pleaded guilty to two counts of racketeering in the horrific sex cult case.
One neighbor who remembers witnessing Mack gallivanting around her Halfmoon, New York neighborhood with cult leader Keith Raniere dished to RadarOnline.com that despite Mack’s recent forfeitures, neighbors don’t want her around ever again.
“I think it’s a good thing but it’s still going to take us a little bit for the fear to wear off,” a neighbor told RadarOnline.com.
As RadarOnline.com readers know, Raniere is currently on trial in Brooklyn, New York for seven counts of horrific charges including sex trafficking and sexual exploitation of a minor. A jury is anticipated to reach a verdict as early as Friday.
The neighbor said that although the government has been shedding light on the allegedly criminal sex acts that took place in Halfmoon and Clifton Park neighborhoods where Mack and sex slaves resided, it’s not enough to rid the towns of disgust.
“I’m always going to be known as one of Allison’s neighbors,” an outraged resident said. “We feel kind of bamboozled by the whole thing! It all started here, let’s face it. Right under our noses it’s been going on for years.”
Some neighbors are convinced that the many young females in the neighborhood are connected to NXIVM.
“We hear it is still going on. Keith may be gone, but there are talks it is here again,” the neighbor said. “The girls are not even friendly at all! They walk around with their heads down. They don’t want to talk or say hi.”
As RadarOnline.com readers know, Mack, 36, is scheduled to be sentenced in September.