Federal Judge Sentences, Allison Mack to 3 Years in Prison, for Her Role in NXIVM.<br />Federal Judge Sentences, Allison Mack to 3 Years in Prison, for Her Role in NXIVM.<br />NPR reports that Mack, best known for <br />her role on 'Smallville,' received a $20,000 fine <br />in addition to the 3-year prison sentence. .<br />NPR reports that Mack, best known for <br />her role on 'Smallville,' received a $20,000 fine <br />in addition to the 3-year prison sentence. .<br />Mack served as one of the lead deputies and recruiters for NXIVM, a cult-like group that presented itself as a self-help organization.<br />In October, the group's leader, Keith Raniere, was sentenced to 120 years in prison on charges of sex trafficking and racketeering.<br />In October, the group's leader, Keith Raniere, was sentenced to 120 years in prison on charges of sex trafficking and racketeering.<br />In October, the group's leader, Keith Raniere, was sentenced to 120 years in prison on charges of sex trafficking and racketeering.<br />According to NPR, documents show that federal prosecutors asked for a more lenient sentencing, saying that Mack had cooperated in the case against Raniere.<br />According to NPR, documents show that federal prosecutors asked for a more lenient sentencing, saying that Mack had cooperated in the case against Raniere.<br />Her cooperation reportedly included providing<br />a recording of the ceremony in which women <br />were branded with Raniere's initials.<br />Her cooperation reportedly included providing<br />a recording of the ceremony in which women <br />were branded with Raniere's initials.<br />Mack provided significant, <br />detailed and highly corroborated <br />information which assisted the <br />government in its prosecution, Jacquelyn M. Kasulis, acting United States Attorney, via NPR.<br />In April 2019, Mack pleaded guilty to racketeering charges brought against her for her role in NXIVM.<br />I am sorry to those of you <br />that I brought into NXIVM.<br />I am sorry I ever exposed <br />you to the nefarious and <br />emotionally abusive <br />schemes of a twisted man, Allison Mack, letter to the court, via NPR.<br />I am sorry that I encouraged <br />you to use your resources to <br />participate in something <br />that was ultimately so ugly, Allison Mack, letter to the court, via NPR
