Welcome to the Wolves and Sheep podcast. I'm Roberta Glass, and today I'm going to be talking to you about the lost women of nexium.

So you may be saying to yourself, wow, this sounds familiar. And yes, I did do a video about this last week, but I'm an obsessive person and I have more to say about this and

The story continues on so I will be making as many videos as

I'm interested in making about this case as it as I follow it this morning it. Uh, this morning, Keith Rennary and Alison Mack were in

court in Brooklyn. Uh, according to the people that were there, uh, especially Frank

Perlado, said that Keith Rennary looked dishevelled, dirty, trying to make eye contact with Allison Mack.

Allison Mack is going to be returning from California to Brooklyn as many hearings as she has to.

That's what the judge said.

He said that he's uncomfortable with her being

2,500 miles away, but he didn't demand that she stay in Brooklyn, so she's in California

with an ankle bracelet out on $5 million bail. But the court case is scheduled to start October 1st, so I will be following that

closely, and hopefully I'll be able to sit in on some of it. Hopefully I'll be able to make it

down there and sit in on some of that and make a few

more videos about it.

But it is a fascinating case.

And I mentioned last week that I was particularly interested in the salacious way that it was sold

as a sex cult with Allison Allison Mack having, being sold to the

public as the second in command as if she was sharing power with Keith Ranari.

And in my opinion, cults don't share power.

And if there is a second in command, they are doing the bidding and the

wishes of the cult leader. But I was very interested in the ways that it was described as a

sex cult and men's reaction to it seemed to be that the fact that these women were in a sex cult

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