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[RTC lawyer Matthew Hinks, and Mike Rinder]Last week, we reported that Valerie Haney had filed a petition with a California appellate court, asking for a writ so she could appeal the ruling by a Los Angeles Superior Court judge who derailed her lawsuit in favor of Scientology’s internal “religious arbitration.” Continue reading New in court docs: Scientology bashes victims’ rights group, trashes Mike Rinder
‘Betrayal,’ the eighth episode of ‘Scientology Black Ops,’ a special 7NEWS Australia investigation that was cancelled by the network in July, has been leaked to the Internet. Continue reading SCIENTOLOGY BLACK OPS, Episode 8: The secret Paul Haggis shared with the wrong person
[Masterson’s Hollyridge house is notable for the loop it sits in at the base of the Hollywood Hills]A few days ago we were doing some random online searches of court records, as we do, when we had a thought. We have been closely following Danny Masterson’s criminal and civil litigation, which is all based at Los Angeles Superior Court. But out of curiosity we wondered if Masterson was involved in any federal lawsuits. Continue reading Could Danny Masterson’s odd legal fight over his Hollywood house endanger his freedom?
Leah Remini and Mike Rinder have one of our favorite people on their podcast this week, Texas attorney Ray Jeffrey, who has made plenty of Scientology lawyers break out in a cold sweat. Continue reading Leah Remini podcast: Attorney Ray Jeffrey on Marty Rathbun’s betrayal
We’re dipping into the Scientology social media stream again, bringing you communications that Scientologists are sending to each other, so we can get another glimpse of how things are going in David Miscavige’s fun house. Continue reading Hip, hip hooray! Scientology success stories you weren’t meant to see
‘Celebrity,’ the seventh episode of ‘Scientology Black Ops,’ a special 7NEWS Australia investigation that was cancelled by the network in July, has been leaked to the Internet. Continue reading SCIENTOLOGY BLACK OPS, Episode 7: Celebrities who seek godhood through David Miscavige
We’re always interested when a Scientologist runs for political office. It doesn’t happen very often, and in recent years it’s been particularly rare. There was a married couple who each ran for office in Nevada (one of them, Brent Jones, did serve as a state legislator but failed in his bid to move up to lieutenant governor). And there was a county clerk in Texas who left office last year, and he is now running for Harris County Tax Assessor-Collector. Continue reading Scientology ex-Sea Orger with ties to dark secrets running for city council in Oregon
More than a year after Danny Masterson’s rape accusers filed a lawsuit claiming that they’ve been harassed by the Church of Scientology since coming forward to the LAPD in 2016, Scientology’s leader David Miscavige, who was named in the suit, still hasn’t been served to make him an official defendant. Continue reading Serve Miscavige in an ad? Scientology honcho: ‘But you haven’t tried hard enough to find me!’
In a court document, the Church of Scientology is accusing the National Center on Sexual Exploitation, formerly known as Morality in Media, of “religious bigotry” because it is siding with Valerie Haney, Leah Remini’s assistant, in her lawsuit against the church and its leader, David Miscavige. NCOSE and another victims’ rights group, the National Crime Victim Bar Association, are both urging a California appellate court to grant Haney an appeal in a lawsuit that Scientology successfully derailed at the trial court level, and Scientology is not happy about it. Continue reading VALERIE HANEY SEEKS WRIT: Victims’ rights groups show support, Scientology cries bigotry
[Trish and Trump at the 2017 inauguration]Politico had a tremendous scoop yesterday, as reporter Matt Dixon revealed that one of the country’s biggest financial supporters of the Trump re-election effort is none other than the wealthiest Scientologist in the world, Florida’s Trish Duggan. Continue reading Now that Scientology mega-donor Trish Duggan is famous, will the ditched-kid story blow up?
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