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161 They strapped Hubbard’s injured arm: Interviews with Jim Dincalci and
anonymous former Sea Org members.
www.cs.cmu.edu/~dst/Library/Shelf/miller/interviews/​kima.htm.
162 “You’re trying to kill me!”: Interview with Jim Dinealei.
163 “If he is who”: Interview with Hana Eltringham Whitfield.
164 “redemption”: Hubbard, Flag Order 3434B, “The Rehabilitation Project Force,”
Jan. 7, 1974, revised Aug. 21, 1976, re-revised May 30, 1977.
165 When Eltringham came aboard: Interview with Hana Eltringham Whitfield. Ken
Urquhart, who was then Hubbard’s “personal communicator,” actually wrote the
protocol for the RPF. Ken Urquhart, personal communication.
166 “He was in total control”: Interview with Karen de la Carriere.
167 Bruce Welch: Interviews with Mike Rinder, Mike Goldstein, Karen de la Carriere,
and Daniel Holeman.
168 “Bring the Commodore”: Interview with Mike Rinder.
169 “You’re the devil”: Interview with Karen de la Carriere.
170 “I have made a technical”: Hubbard, “The Technical Breakthrough of 1973! The
Introspection Rundown,” Hubbard Communications Office Bulletin, Jan. 23, 1974.
171 “A madman was made sane”: Interview with Karen de la Carriere.
172 “revolutionize music”: Interviews with Mike Goldstein and Neil Safarti.
173 Quentin wanted to join: Miller, Bare-Faced Messiah, p. 325.
174 Quentin’s great ambition: Interviews with Candy Swanson, Hana Eltringham
Whitfield, and Mike Goldstein; Hal Holmes, personal communication.
175 Jim Dincalci, the medical: Interview with Jim Dincalci.
176 “You have to improve”: Interview with Hana Eltringham Whitfield.
177 “Daddy doesn’t love me”: Interview with anonymous former Sea Org member.
178 sexually involved with a woman: Monica Pignotti, “My 9 Lives in Scientology,”
www.cs.cmu.edu/~dst/Library/Shelf/pignotti/.
179 180 IRS agents: “Catherine Harrington,” personal communication.
180 The federal agents had: Church of Scientology of Hawaii v. The United States of
America.
181 He sent a pizza: “Catherine Harrington,” personal communication.
182 Hubbard was just five miles: Garrison, Playing Dirty, pp. 83–84.
183 He weighed 260 pounds: Kima Douglas, “The Bare-Faced Messiah Interviews,”
Aug. 27, 1986, www.cs.cmu.edu/~dst/Library/Shelf/miller/interviews/​kima.htm.
184 teeth and fingers were darkly stained: Interview with Mike Rinder and Jim
Dincalci. The church maintains that Hubbard was not a chain-smoker and that he
quit smoking in the later years of his life. Karin Pouw, personal correspondence.