Allison Mack Is Like Tom Cruise in Scientologys Belief

TV series star Allison Mack is in fact not just an ordinary member of the sex sect he is a part of. Allison had an important role in the development of the sect.Reported by The Hollywood Reporter, Allison became one of the members who were considered to have the ability to attract many people to join this sect called Nxivm.

This was disclosed by Barbara Bouchey, former chief executive of Nxivm. Allison Mack's role is similar to that of Tom Cruise in Scientology serving as an advisor and spokesperson for the Church of Scientology and related social programs.
"They want people who are attractive both in attitude and appearance. That's why they are chasing people like Allison Mack. He is Nxivm's Tom Cruise," said Bouchey.
Barbara Bouchey herself initially had strong ties with Nxivm. He also had a relationship with the leader of this sect, Keith Raniere.
Bouchey was chased by a threat by Nxivm. He is considered to have opened the secrets of the organization that originally tried to become a Scientologist.

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However, Nxivm has received bad opinion and there has been a huge wave of defection from its adherents.

# Career Since 4 Years, Serial Star Allison Mack Ends in the Sex Sect

American TV series star Allison Mack has been in the spotlight lately. He is suspected of being involved in the sex trade as alleged by the FBI since a year ago.

Allison Mack is an American actress who is best known for appearing as Chloe Sullivan in the series 'Smallville'. In the series about the young Superman, he is told to play the role of one of Clark Kent's best friends.

Allison has started acting since the age of four. At that time, little Allison began his career in front of the camera as a commercial star.
His career as a child continued after he participated in a talent search event. His face later appeared in a number of American TV series.
Allison, among others, had voice roles in the series 'The Batman' and the film 'The Ant Bully' in 2006. That year, she also reprised her role as Chloe Sullivan in the web series 'Smallville: Vengeance Chronicles'.

In 2017, Allison lent her voice to the character Evelyn in the animated series 'Lost in Oz'.

It is undeniable that he gained considerable popularity after starting to play Chloe Sullivan in the series 'Smallville'.

Allison's involvement in a sex sect that has dropped her prestige is actually a long one. He joined the sect called Nxvim through a multi level marketing campaign in 2010.

In a 2003 article from Forbes, Nxivm is described as a company focused on inspirational executive training.
Allison Mack himself was arrested on charges of sex trafficking and conspiracy to conspire at forced labor through his involvement as a member of the sect. The investigation revealed that Allison recruited women to join Nxivm.
He is also said to be behind the tactic of extortion and forcing other members to have sexual activity with Keith Raniere, the leader of the sect. He is also thought to have enslaved them to do manual labor for which they were paid.

On April 24, 2018, Mack's detention was suspended. He is allowed to undergo house arrest. Until now, the court and the police are still investigating this case.

It was reported that if found guilty of all charges, he could be jailed for at least 15 years.

# Uproar of Smallville Artist Admits Involvement of Batil Sex Sect

Allison Mack pleaded guilty to charges related to a sex trafficking organization. The actress, who plays in the television series 'Smallville' in the United States (US), appeared in Brooklyn federal court and pleaded guilty to charges of extortion and conspiracy related to an alleged "sex sect" named Nxivm.

In a statement, Mack admitted to recruiting female members by telling them to join a self-help group.

"I have to take full responsibility for my behavior," he said.
Mack is one of six people facing criminal charges as part of the investigation into Nxivm. Prosecutors accused the group of using a pyramid scheme, in which members pay thousands of dollars in seminar fees in order to advance in rank.

Keith Raniere is alleged to be the chairman and only man in the group, while Mack serves as one of the top female deputies.

The recruited women were allegedly branded with Raniere's initials and thought to have had sex with him, as part of the "slave and master system."

"Allison Mack recruits women to join the so-called guidance group for women, formed and led by Keith Raniere," said Richard Donoghue, US attorney for the Eastern District in New York, last year.
At the trial on Monday (8/4), Mack