Actress Allison Mack is already in jail for participating in the NXIVM sect

the actress Allison Mack entered prison two weeks earlier than expected by serve a three-year sentence for his involvement in the case of the NXIVM sect, the founder, Keith Raniere, was sentenced to 120 years in prison for sex trafficking and other charges.

According to documents published this Wednesday by local media, Mack arrived last Monday in prison in the Californian town of Dublin (near San Francisco), where the actresses also served their sentences. Lori Loughlin i Felicity Huffman for a case of fraud in the system of admission to American universities.

The actress ’income was scheduled for September 29th.

After serving his three-year sentence in a federal prison, Mack, 38, will also have to serve other three years probation.

Arrested in April 2018, the star of the series “Smallville” admit a year later his guilt on two counts of organized crime and conspiracy to commit organized crime, And then expressed his remorse and apologized to the victims of the sect.

“To those who have been harmed by my actions it is of the utmost importance for me to say, from the bottom of my heart, that I am very sorry“, Said the actress. “I’m sorry to have ever exposed them to the nefarious and emotionally abusive schemes of a twisted man.”

the sect NXIVM, An alleged self-help group in which several acquaintances were involved, was used by its leader, the Canadian Keith Raniere, To sexually abuse women.

Raniere was convicted in October last year in 120 years jailed in a New York court for crimes of sex trafficking, child pornography and organized crime.

Specifically, the trial of the NXIVM case focused on a subgroup of the women-only sect called DOS, in which some members they came to be marked with the initials of the leader, in a painful ceremony in which their skin was burned without anesthesia in an area close to the pubis.

In addition to relationships with the leader, membership in DOS required them to “Slaves” had to ask permission to eat and had to deliver graphic material or compromised information, which could be posted if they refused to follow orders. Because of this, many were afraid to leave the group.

In addition to Mack, several prominent personalities have been involved in the case, such as the heiress of the Seagram s liquor empire. Clare Bronfman, Which last September was sentenced to six years and nine months in prison, After also pleading guilty.

The case generated a great deal of media attention, and gave rise to several documentaries such as “The Vow” HBO.

(With information from EFE)

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