Sex cult actor released after 2 years in prison

American actress Allison Mack (40 years old) was sentenced to 3 years in prison for serving in the Nxivm sect. This is a sect with many illegal activities, using tricks to manipulate the psychology of women who join as members. Gradually, these women were "brainwashed" and forced to have sex with the sect leader - a man named Keith Raniere.

In 2021, the activities of this sect were investigated by US authorities and the "ringleaders" who violated the law were brought to trial. Actress Allison Mack confessed and cooperated with the investigation, so she received a lenient sentence. After 2 years in prison, Allison Mack was released early.

American actress Allison Mack (Photo: Daily Mail).

In the Nxivm cult, Allison Mack was once a member of the "high-ranking" group. She participated in manipulating many female members of the group, so that these women had to serve the group leader's schemes.

Previously known as a television actor, Mack is best remembered for his role in the American television series Smallville , which aired from 2001 to 2011.

Nxivm was a secret society. The women who joined were manipulated in their thinking and actions. They tattooed the leader's name on their bodies and had sex with him. They also performed many acts of self-torture.

Allison Mack once acted as a manager in the cult. She used to humiliate many female members, force them to do hard labor, force them to fast, take nude photos and have sex with the cult leader... The lives of members who "sunk deep" into this cult are likened to the lives of slaves.

In the Nxivm cult, Allison Mack was once part of the "high-ranking" group (Photo: Daily Mail).

Mack is best remembered for his role in the American TV series "Smallville" (Photo: Daily Mail).

In court, Mack admitted: "I made decisions that I will regret for the rest of my life. I feel so guilty. Supporting the activities of the leader of the Nxivm sect was the biggest mistake of my life.

I apologize to those I personally brought into the Nxivm cult. I apologize for subjecting them to such brutal physical and mental abuse, all led by a twisted man. From the deepest thoughts and feelings of my heart and soul, I apologize to everyone."

Under US law, for the crimes he committed, Mack could have faced a sentence of 14 to 18 years in prison, but because of his sincerity, Mack was given leniency.

Mack was a close associate of Nxivm cult leader Keith Raniere. The group targeted wealthy women, especially those pursuing art, to manipulate and seduce. Cult leader Keith Raniere was convicted in 2020 and sentenced to 120 years in prison for multiple crimes.

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