How Did Allison Mack Allegedly Trap Women into Sex Slavery?
by EG
Smallville alum Allison Mack allegedly used nude photos, criminal confessions and other sensitive information to coerce attractive young women into submitting to being sex slaves for a cult. This is according to court documents supporting charges of sex trafficking brought against Mack last week.
Via Us Weekly.
Allison Mack was sentenced to house arrest for her alleged involvement in the sex cult NXIVM earlier this month, and according to the court documents obtained by Us Weekly, the former Smallville star recruited women into the organization by describing it as “a women’s empowerment group or sorority.”
The 35-year-old appeared in Brooklyn Federal Court earlier this month following her arrest for sex trafficking, sex trafficking conspiracy and conspiracy to commit forced labor. According to the court docs, Mack “aggressively recruited DOS slaves, who were attractive young women.”
Mack had women “provide them with naked photographs, assets, criminal confessions and other damaging information, known as collateral,” according to the docs. “Mack would perform ceremonies in which her slaves were branded … [She] would place her hands on the slaves’ chests and told them to ‘feel the pain’ and to ‘think of their master,’ as slaves cried in pain.”
Barbara Bouchey, who dated alleged cult leader Keith Raniere for almost a decade, opened up exclusively to Us Weekly about her experience with Mack in NXIVM.
“My guess is Alison was unaware of the inner workings and operations in their corruption, fraud in the legal cases, tax fraud etc because I was totally unaware of it in the nine years I was involved — and I am even a financial expert,” Bouchey, who left NXIVM around 2010, told Us. “Keith is very skilled at concealing, compartmentalizing, telling secrets, and not allowing people to know the big picture. Therefore, Allison may have only know the good aspects of the program. Then [she] became intimately involved with Keith believing that was a good thing.”
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