Hena Doba speaks with Abbi and Mike Prussack, a married couple who met in the “Two by Twos” sect before deciding to leave together. Once out of the religious group, they decided to create resources for former members to transition…[Continue Reading...]
The Smallville actor Allison Mack says she was once riveted by the influence she wielded through her role in the Nxivm sex cult – though it eventually sent her to federal prison, and she now realizes it was “abusive”. “I…[Continue Reading...]
Allison Mack detailed the “pretty extreme” conditions she lived in as a member of NXVIM, including a commitment to stay between 105 and 107 pounds. On the third episode of the “Allison Mack After NXVIM” podcast, Mack, 43, recalled taking…[Continue Reading...]
"Smallville" actress Allison Mack broke her silence Monday about working with NXIVM cult leader Keith Raniere. In the seven-episode CBC podcast, "Allison After NXIVM," the former child actor described how Raniere convinced her that a physical relationship was required to…[Continue Reading...]
"For every person who has gone missing because of the Church of Almighty God, there is a corresponding family that has suffered as victims," said Li Rui (a pseudonym), who has endured years of pain as the child of the…[Continue Reading...]
Allison Mack, the actress who starred in the TV show “Smallville” and was an influential member of the cult NXIVM, is now talking about her role during her time with the group. Speaking on the podcast “Allison After NXIVM,” Mack…[Continue Reading...]
As Chloe Sullivan, Allison Mack was a huge part of Smallville. While it's unlikely that she'd have gone on to do much more than the odd TV role, the actress would have surely been popular on the convention scene among…[Continue Reading...]
Between 2001 and 2011, Allison Mack starred in Smallville, the popular TV show focused on the adventures of DC Comics’ Clark Kent before he became Superman. After she rose to fame in her beloved role in that show, Mack’s many…[Continue Reading...]
At eight years old, Mirriam Francis remembers locking herself in the bathroom to avoid "auditing" — a series of intense interviews in which she was asked intrusive and sexual questions. Fighting back tears, she recounted these sessions and her experiences…[Continue Reading...]
Jen Taylor-O’Connor grew up in what she calls a “garden variety Christian” home, though things changed when her family enrolled her in the Institute in Basic Life Principles, led by disgraced minister Bill Gothard, as a teen. And now, decades…[Continue Reading...]
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