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More than 2 years after pleading guilty to racketeering and conspiracy charges, the fate of Allison Mack has been determined.

Smallville actor Allison Mack has been jailed for three years for manipulating women into becoming sex slaves for the leader of the NXIVM cult.It comes after Mack previously provided federal prosecutors with an audio tape that helped convict sex cult leader Keith Raniere.In 2019, the actor pleaded guilty in court to racketeering and racketeering conspiracy charges relating to the NXIVM cult and its sub sect, DOS.She was also charged with a number of offences relating to sex trafficking and is

Cynthia Littleton Business EditorThe federal judge presiding over the prosecution of the NXIVM sex cult case has released a blistering memo on his decision to sentence actor Allison Mack to three years in prison for her role in the aiding Keith Raniere, the self-help guru who is now a convicted sex trafficker serving a 120-year sentence.U.S. District Court Judge Nicholas Garaufis did not mince words.

Allison Mack's former victims are speaking out about the former TV star's three-year prison sentence for her involvement in NXIVM. Mack, 38, appeared in Brooklyn federal court on Wednesday where Judge Nicholas G.

(Update 6/30/21) Allison Mack was sentenced to three years in prison on Wednesday June 30 for her involvement in the NXIVM cult. The sentencing comes over two years after the actress pleaded guilty to one count of racketeering conspiracy and one count of racketeering (including forced labor and extortion) in April 2019. She was also fined $20,000, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the East District of New York announced on June 30.

Allison Mack has been sentenced to three years in prison after pleading guilty to racketeering charges for her involvement in NXIVM. The former actress was first arrested in April 2018 after the organization was exposed as a pyramid scheme and cult that forced its female recruits into sexual slavery.

Allison Mack has received her sentencing.

Cynthia Littleton Business EditorActor Allison Mack has been sentenced to three years in federal prison, a stunning downfall for the fresh-faced actor who spent a decade as a fan favorite on of “Smallville” but then became a key figure in the NXIVM cult led by convicted sex trafficker Keith Raniere.Mack, 38, learned her fate Wednesday morning in federal court in Brooklyn from U.S. District Court Judge Nicholas Garaufis.

Allison Mack has been sentenced to three years in prison for her involvement in the NXIVM sex cult, Vulture reported.

In a Brooklyn sentencing hearing that went a lot faster than expected today, Allison Mack has been given three years behind bars for her extreme participation in the NXIVM cult.

“Smallville” actor Allison Mack was sentenced to three years in prison on Wednesday for her role in the scandal-ridden, cult-like NXIVM group.

Allison Mack, 38, is going to prison for her role in the NXIVM sex cult. The Smallville actress was sentenced to three years behind bars on Wednesday (June 30) after she plead guilty in April 2019 to one count of racketeering conspiracy and one count of racketeering (including extortion and forced labor) for her alleged time running a master-slave ring in the cult. Allison will also have to pay a $20,000 fine, the Attorney’s Office in the Eastern District of New York announced.

Former TV actress Allison Mack was sentenced on Wednesday to three years in prison after pleading guilty to charges she manipulated women into becoming sex slaves within the NXIVM organization. Mack — best known for her role as a young Superman’s close friend on the series "Smallville" — appeared in front of Judge Nicholas G.

Allison Mack is set to be sentenced for her involvement in the NXIVM sex cult on Wednesday. The sentencing has been a long time coming, as the former "Smallville" actress pleaded guilty to racketeering and conspiracy charges in April 2019.

NEW YORK -- TV actor Allison Mack, who played a key role in a scandal-ridden, cult-like upstate New York group, is facing sentencing Wednesday after pleading guilty to charges she manipulated women into becoming sex slaves for the group’s spiritual leader.Mack — best known for her role as a young Superman’s close friend on the series “Smallville” — is set to appear Wednesday in Brooklyn federal court.

Catherine Oxenberg is preparing herself for the sentencing of Allison Mack. Mack, 38, will be sentenced Wednesday for her involvement in the NXIVM sex cult case.

Before she’s sentenced for her involvement in the NXIVM cult on Wednesday June 30, Allison Mack, 38, penned an heartfelt letter begging for forgiveness. Allison’s lawyers have requested that the former Smallville actress not receive any jail time for her involvement in the cult.

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Allison Mack issued another apology to the NXIVM sex cult survivors just days before her sentencing.

Saying sorry. Allison Mack penned a letter apologizing to NXIVM sex cult survivors prior to her Wednesday, June 30, sentencing.

In court filings obtained by TheWrap, Mack’s attorneys asked the judge to consider that the actress has “publicly denounced” Keith Raniere, the leader of the NXIVM sex cult and has cooperated with federal investigators along with her plea agreement. Mack was arrested in 2018 and pled guilty to charges that she manipulated women, including ones in college sororities, into joining NXIVM and then aiding Raniere in taking nude photos of them to coerce them into sex acts.

Cynthia Littleton Business EditorAllison Mack offered a series of apologies in her statement to the federal judge who will decide her fate on June 30 when she is set to be sentenced after pleading guilty to racketeering and conspiracy charges in connection with the NXIVM sex cult case.“I have experienced overwhelming shame as I have worked to accept and understand all that went on and all that I chose,” Mack wrote.The “Smallville” star’s comments were included with more than a half-dozen

Allison Mack is expressing regret for her involvement in the NXIVM sex cult, days ahead of her sentencing after entering a guilty plea to racketeering charges.

Allison Mack is apologizing.

Mere days after federal prosecutors recommended that Allison Mack receive leniency for her involvement with the NXIVM cult, the former Smallville actress and her attorneys have directly requested no time behind bars.

Allison Mack and her attorneys have asked a federal judge to forgo jail time for her crimes in connection with Keith Raniere and the NXIVM sex cult case, saying that her life has been “turned around” after reconnecting with her family and pursuing studies at University of California at Berkeley.Mack’s sentencing memo emphasizes that the former “Smallville” star has fully renounced her belief in Raniere.

Smallville actor Allison Mack provided federal prosecutors with an audio tape that helped convict sex cult leader Keith Raniere.According to Variety, prosecutors shared a pre-sentencing memo on Monday (June 21) which detailed how Mack, who is best known for her role as Clark Kent’s friend Chloe Sullivan in Smallville, had turned in a recording of her having a discussion with Raniere about branding his “slaves”.In 2019, the actor pleaded guilty in court to racketeering and racketeering conspiracy

Hardly a Chloe Sullivan hero move — but at least she did the right thing in the end.

Allison Mack turned over a "substantial" amount of information to the government about the inner workings of the NXIVM organization of which she was involved as a master to recruit women as "slaves," new court documents explain. In a sentencing memo filed Monday ahead of Mack's June 30 sentencing hearing, the government asked the Eastern District of New York to "impose a sentence below the otherwise applicable advisory Guidelines range" due to Mack's "assistance" in the case.

Mere days away from sentencing for her involvement in the NXIVM cult, former Smallville actress Allison Mack today got an unexpected helping hand from federal prosecutors.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterAllison Mack provided federal prosecutors with an audio tape that helped convict sex cult leader Keith Raniere in which Raniere and Mack have a chilling discussion about how to brand his “slaves,” prosecutors said in a memo on Monday.Mack, the former “Smallville” star, is due to be sentenced on June 30 for her role in the case of NXIVM, the management and leadership training program that proved to be a front for much more nefarious activities by Raniere and his

Jordan Moreau The sentencing for “Smallville” actor Allison Mack, who was indicted in 2018 on sex trafficking and conspiracy to commit forced labor charges for her involvement in Keith Raniere’s NXIVM cult, has been scheduled for late June.The hearing will take place on Wednesday, June 30, at 11 a.m., ordered by New York judge Nicholas G. Garaufis on Friday.Mack was arrested by the FBI in April 2018 on charges of sex trafficking, sex trafficking conspiracy and forced labor conspiracy.

It wasn’t until December 2020 that Jessica Joan of Los Angeles, California, revealed her identity to the world, providing a face and a name to the "Jane Doe 2" listed in NXIVM leader Keith Raniere’s arrest warrant. Raniere was arrested in 2018 and later convicted on racketeering and sex trafficking conspiracy charges.

Victims and neighbors impacted by Allison Mack's rackeetering crimes in NXIVM are eagerly waiting for the actress to be sentenced. Tuesday, April 20 marked three years to the day since the former "Smallville" actress was arrested on federal charges for her involvement in NXIVM, led by convicted leader Keith Raniere.

Allison Mack is splitting up with her wife, Nicki Clyne, according to reports.

TMZ, Allison filed divorce documents in Orange County, California, on Dec. 11, ending their nearly four-year marriage.