going-clear-scientology-hollywood-and-the-prison-of-belief-by-lawrence-wright-2

vs. David Miscavige and Church of Scientology California, Oct. 30, 1999.
17 he dropped out of tenth grade: Deposition of David Miscavige, Bent Corydon vs.
Church of Scientology, July 19, 1990.
18 David redeemed himself: Interview with Sinar Parman.
19 Mitt Romney would name: Jim Rutenberg, “Romney Favors Hubbard Novel,” The
New York Times, Apr. 30, 2007.
20 “Get me John Travolta”: Interview with Bill Franks. Marty Rathbun believes that
Miscavige didn’t meet Travolta until the 1990s.
21 Hubbard slipped away: Sinar Parman, personal communication.
22 It had been customized: Interview with John Brousseau.
23 “Jack Farnsworth”: Interviews with Steve “Sarge” Pfauth and Tory Christman;
Sue Lindsay, “Genius in a Yellow Straw Hat,” Rocky Mountain News, Feb. 16, 1986.
24 about $100,000: Interview with Denise (Larry) Brennan.
25 Fifty such treatments were prepared: Church of Scientology response to queries.
26 “What they wanted”: Interview with Paul Haggis.
27 Miscavige refused this direct order: Reitman, Inside Scientology, p. 136.
28 Brousseau got a call: John Brousseau and Gale Irwin, personal communication.
Brousseau remembers that Marc Yager destroyed the phone with the tire iron, but
Irwin remarks, “I have a vivid image of Miscavige smashing the phone.”
29 A year later, in 1984: Reitman, Inside Scientology, pp. 136–37.
30 David Mayo was sent: Interview with Bent Corydon.
31 She suffered from chronic: Interview with anonymous former Sea Org member.
32 “She was frail and thin”: Interview with Mark “Marty” Rathbun.
33 If Mary Sue were sufficiently alienated: Russell Miller interview with David
Mayo, “The Bare-Faced Messiah Interviews,” Aug. 28, 1986,
www.cs.cmu.edu/~dst/Library/Shelf/bfm/interviews/​mayo.htm.
34 making sure that Hubbard’s name: Interview with anonymous former Sea Org
member. Gerald Armstrong testified that the crew was instructed to destroy
“anything which connected L. Ron Hubbard to the Gilman or La Quinta properties;
anything which showed any connection to the Guardian’s Office; anything which
showed Hubbard’s control of Scientology or Scientology finances; anything which
showed any orders being written by Hubbard into the Scientology organizations.”
Church of Scientology California, vs. Gerald Armstrong, Superior Court of the State of
California for the County of Los Angeles.
35 In the spring of 1981: Interviews with William “Bill” Franks and John Brousseau.
36 about fifty at the time: Thomas C. Tobin, “The Man behind Scientology,” St.
Petersburg Times, Oct. 25, 1998.