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This week Scientology is attempting to deal a blow to the Bixler v. Scientology lawsuit, which is the one filed by Danny Masterson’s victims in 2019. They have fought back against Scientology’s attack by posting more details of the harassment they’ve been going through since they came forward to the LAPD in 2016. They’re suing Scientology, its leader David Miscavige, and Danny Masterson for being behind years of harassment of these women.
Right at midnight on February 11, the day that the Super Bowl will take place, Scientology revealed its ad for the big game this year. And once again, it’s a mystery sandwich. Continue reading Here’s the 2024 Scientology Super Bowl ad, this year’s ‘mystery sandwich’
Continue reading Is it another un-Ideal weekend for Scientology? What gives, Dave?
We hope you remember our podcast episode with Patty Moher, who told us about her history spying for Scientology, as well as her subsequent fun visit to Scientology’s moribund New Haven “Ideal Org” project. We had so much fun with that excursion, she went on another! Continue reading Former Scientology spy goes to spy on future Scientology ‘Ideal Org’
There’s a lot going on in the lawsuit filed by Jane Doe 1 against Scientology, David Miscavige, and Sea Org recruiter Gavin Potter.
On the day before Christmas, Tony posted something here at the Underground Bunker that really caught me by surprise. It was the latest roll call of Scientology’s wealthy donors, dressed in their finest to receive their latest trophies for turning over $1 million or more. Continue reading Chris Shelton marks a Scientology milestone, and reveals something about himself
Judge Randolph Hammock issued a tentative ruling yesterday in anticipation of today’s continued hearing in Leah Remini’s lawsuit.
We want to thank all of the readers who sent us messages about this weekend’s terrific expose of the Narconon drug program in the Guardian*, which involved a nine-month investigation and publication on the newspaper’s front page. Continue reading The Guardian’s expose of Narconon is great — except for this puzzling issue
The spring of 1972, I was 17 and in my senior year of high school. The school was in Grants, New Mexico, 12 miles away from where we lived. I only had one class to finish to graduate, and was taking courses at the community college in Grants in the evening as well as babysitting for an hour while one of the professors taught a night class.
Well, we’ve done it again. We’ve gone and collaborated with Apostate Alex and we think you’re going to like the result. |
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