There’s no evidence for this. The most likely scenario, and what police are concentrating on, was that the van was being driven by someone who was leaving a soccer game at Griffith Park who may have been drinking.

I went back and forth on that, but I think it works both ways.

LOL I’m not a Scientologist

Gosh thanks for that. I ended up leaving a message for her as a “former member of her religion”. (since I was registered by chance). My hubby survived many years using traditional and alternative methods so I could relate to her.

go back to your clay table and demo. This place is full of people who are anti child abuse, anti human rights violation, anti financial fraud, anti blackmail, coercion, kidnapping, beating, psychological terrorizing, forced abortions, anti crime.

Oh, and anti Miscavige living extravagantly like some dictator while Sea Org members Still have no life insurance coverage. Oh, we’re also anti sleep deprivation, child labor, slavery conditions of any kind for any reason, against withholding full array of all types of medical care including Non scientology specialists, a mentally and physically and emotionally healthy environment and schedule and we’re anti disconnection of family. And that, J.W. is what You are supporting, day in and day out. And by supporting it, you are an accessory to it. Who do you think is going to wind up paying his bills? The wog taxpayers you so destest. How fast do you think the Sea Org is going to dump him? if all of those 12 million scientologists just donated 50 cents to his fundraiser, he’s be all set. Where Are all those 12 million? Why are they not helping?

Ex scientologists and Ex Sea Org members are the only ones with a code of honor, my friend.

Just FYI
by Greta Van Susteren
Feb 27 2013 – 7:23 PM ET

12:57 – someone just sent me another headline that I
revealed “DEVASTATING NEWS” – it is not devastating. We are lucky! It
was caught early and with radiation there is only a 10% chance it will
return. Radiation is horrible but you live. Others are not that lucky
and get great a great prognosis – we are — and I don’t want to take
away from those who have a much more serious medical situation.

12:50 pm I have neglected to thank of you for your very kind comments..so thank you!

Feb 28 I just saw a headline that said my husband is battling cancer
(see below.) Battling? Yes, that is true but it seems a bit extreme to
call it battling when you compare to others and when you consider the
surgeries are over and the prognosis is a good one. As noted he already
had the surgeries….and if he did not have radiation that he is doing
now, it would have a 35% chance to return. With radiation, the chances
are 10%. That is low. That is an extremely good prognosis. We are
lucky. Many families are not. I post this addendum because I don’t
want to make it seem worse than it is. Yes, radiation is rough and
turns our lives upside down but he will get through it – many Americans
do every day….and many Americans have much worse cancers. A good friend
of mine referred to it as the “new normal” and she is right. It is
very difficult for us now but we know what the prognosis is (a great
one) and we just soldier on like others.

http://gretawire.foxnewsinsider.com/2013/02/27/just-fyi/