Allison Mack
The "Smallville" star manipulated women into becoming sex slaves for the cult-like group's leader Keith Raniere.
The "Smallville" star was sentenced to three years behind bars for playing a key role in the group.
Lauren Salzman was one of two witnesses to testify at Raniere’s trial about submitting to a barbaric ritual meant to show his slaves devotion to him.
The cult leader will pay $3.5 million to 21 victims of a sex-trafficking scheme to surgically removing scars from branding rituals.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
“I made choices I will forever regret,” the former "Smallville" cast member told a judge on Wednesday before being sentenced to three years behind bars.
The former "Smallville" star is asking for no jail time, due to her cooperation in the case against the group's mastermind, Keith Raniere.
Oxenberg described leader Keith Raniere as a “predator” who brainwashed her through “parental alienation” and “continual sexual abuse.”
The witness told the court she was blindfolded and strapped to a table while a mystery woman sexually assaulted her under leader Keith Raniere's direction.
A former devotee testified in court that Raniere would make female members paddle each other if they disobeyed him.
Trial starts Tuesday in Brooklyn for the alleged cult leader, who has pleaded not guilty to sex trafficking and other charges.