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| Allison Mack: Smallville actor granted bail in alleged sex cult case | Allison Mack: Smallville actor granted bail in alleged sex cult case |
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| An actor best known for playing a young Superman’s friend has been granted bail while fighting charges that she helped recruit women into a cult-like group. | An actor best known for playing a young Superman’s friend has been granted bail while fighting charges that she helped recruit women into a cult-like group. |
| A federal judge in Brooklyn agreed on Tuesday to release Allison Mack on $5m bond and place her under home detention in California. She will be living with her parents. | A federal judge in Brooklyn agreed on Tuesday to release Allison Mack on $5m bond and place her under home detention in California. She will be living with her parents. |
| She has pleaded not guilty to sex trafficking. Prosecutors say she worked as a slave “master” and recruited women to a group led by a man who sold himself as a self-improvement guru to the stars. | She has pleaded not guilty to sex trafficking. Prosecutors say she worked as a slave “master” and recruited women to a group led by a man who sold himself as a self-improvement guru to the stars. |
| Mack starred in the CW network’s Smallville, a show about the early life of Superman that ended in 2011. Prosecutors say she helped recruit sex slaves for leader Keith Raniere and his group called Nxivm (NEHK’-see-uhm). | Mack starred in the CW network’s Smallville, a show about the early life of Superman that ended in 2011. Prosecutors say she helped recruit sex slaves for leader Keith Raniere and his group called Nxivm (NEHK’-see-uhm). |
| Raniere also denies wrongdoing. | Raniere also denies wrongdoing. |
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