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 [Danny Masterson and el jefe, David Miscavige]We have some updates on some of the legal cases we’ve been watching, and thought we’d collect them in a single piece. First, we are kind of surprised to find that Danny Masterson is apparently not trying to appeal his most recent defeat in his criminal rape case. Continue reading Danny Masterson done with appeals before Oct 11 trial? Can Scientology allow it to happen?

One of our favorite correspondents here at the Bunker has been Sunny Pereira, a former Sea Org member who served in the Hollywood Celebrity Centre. She’s written devastating pieces for us not only about what happens there, but also how her own family was ripped apart by Scientology’s toxic policies. Continue reading PODCAST: Sunny Pereira spills secrets of Scientology’s Hollywood Celebrity Centre
 [Yolanda Klug]What a treat it was this week to speak with Ursula Caberta, someone we haven’t heard from in several years. Longtime readers will remember that Ursula was a political figure in Germany who spearheaded a state-sponsored effort to expose Scientology abuses in that country. Continue reading Is Scientology key to solving a young woman’s disappearance? Police want to know.

The dog days are really on us now. Some serious heat enveloped New York yesterday, and we know that some of our readers are in places that are going through unprecedented heat waves. Scotland, for example, had its hottest day in recorded history on Tuesday. Continue reading While the planet melts: What Scientology predicted about climate change
 [Justice Stephen Breyer, to the right of Chief Justice Roberts, has retired and been replaced by Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson]As promised, Scientology filed its petition to the US Supreme Court yesterday, asking it to overturn a stunning January ruling by a California appeals court that dealt a serious blow to the church’s use of arbitration clauses in membership contracts as a way to derail lawsuits by former members. Continue reading Scientology begs radical US Supreme Court to intervene and protect its ‘religious freedom’

My reason for leaving Scientology was simple. My pregnant wife and child were starving. So was I. Continue reading Scientology Mission Impossible: Or, how an ‘SP’ ended up in charge

After someone blew up part of the Georgia Guidestones on July 6 and then Georgia’s GBI knocked down the rest as a precaution, the enigmatic structure was in the news like never before, and that meant that rumors about a tie between the Guidestones and Scientology would start up again. Continue reading Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard and the Georgia Guidestones: Here’s the truth
 [Danny and Wilmer]We want to thank the tipster who dug up a very interesting photo of Danny Masterson from his “DJ Donkey Punch” days. Continue reading A 2004 photo reminds us of Danny Masterson’s punchy DJ persona. But will his jury see it?
 [Bruce Hines]We have been so fortunate that Bruce Hines continues to mine his experience as one of Scientology’s top auditors in a series of pieces that he’s written for the Underground Bunker. His tales from the Sea Org not only capture the paramilitary group’s insanity, but Bruce is better than most at describing what he went through mentally in that “prison of belief.” Continue reading PODCAST: Bruce Hines on Scientology Sea Org insanity, and a Shelly story we hadn’t heard
 [Rizza and Hanan Islam]On March 31, we reported the startling news that Hanan Islam, 62, had died of cancer, which also happened to end the prosecution against her for stealing about $4 million from the state of California through Medi-Cal fraud, and with the use of a Scientology rehab clinic. Continue reading She used a Scientology rehab for fraud. Then she died. Now she’s wanted for arrest.
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