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Allison Mack Says Smallville Costar Kristin Kreuk Introduced Her to NXIVM
Allison Mack discusses her role as recruiter and enforcer in NXIVM, reflecting on her prosecution, prison time, and her release after nearly two years, in a new podcast.
- Allison Mack, the former Smallville star, is speaking publicly for the first time since prison in the CBC podcast Allison After NXIVM, which premiered on Nov. 10 and is hosted by Natalie Robehmed.
- Mack first joined NXIVM in 2006 after co-star Kristin Kreuk introduced her while living in Vancouver for Smallville, and she gave up her career to move near Albany, New York, serving Keith Raniere daily.
- Inside DOS, Allison Mack controlled members' food and actions, recruited India Oxenberg, encouraged women to seek Raniere's sexual `help`, and the podcast features Lauren Salzman's first interview.
- Mack recounts her June 2021 sentencing day, saying prosecution made her realize her and Raniere's actions while he serves a 120-year sentence.
- The project has drawn online criticism for platforming Mack despite her earlier refusals, and Natalie Robehmed says the CBC Uncover project aims to answer `Who is Allison Mack, really?` while Mack is married and studying social work.
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Very discreet since his release from prison in 2023, former actress Allison Mack granted his first interview after being convicted for recruiting women to make them sexual slaves in the NXIVM sect case.
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