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37 Several thousand Guardians: Declaration of David Miscavige, Church of
Scientology International vs. Steven Fishman and Uwe Geertz. Klaus Buchele, who
worked in the Guardian’s Office, estimates there were 600 to 700 Guardians
worldwide. Interview with Klaus Buchele.
38 She had treated them: Interview with Sandra Holeman Barnes.
39 Indeed, they hadn’t spoken: Mary Sue Hubbard testimony, Church of Scientology
California, vs. Gerald Armstrong, Superior Court of the State of California for the
County of Los Angeles.
40 Mary Sue cursed Miscavige: Peter Small, “Crimes Outraged Church Trial Told,”
Toronto Star, May 29, 1992.
41 “Little Napoleon”: Interview with anonymous former Sea Org member.
42 a couple of murders: Interview with William “Bill” Franks.
43 “Hubbard wanted her out”: Ibid.
44 “I don’t believe”: Mary Sue Hubbard testimony, Church of Scientology California,
vs. Gerald Armstrong, Superior Court of the State of California for the County of Los
Angeles.
45 “Scottish Highland Quietude Club”: Terry Colvin, “Scientology at Gilman:
Hubbard Said at Ex-Resort,” Riverside Press-Enterprise, Apr. 13, 1980.
46 “He wanted a head”: Interview with Denise (Larry) Brennan.
47 “She was a sweet”: Interview with Jim Dincalci.
48 “You got to be kidding”: Interview with John Brousseau.
49 “It was a do or die”: Interview with Jesse Prince.
50 “We had fallen in love”: David Yonke, “Scientology Story Sparks Heated
Response,” Toledo Blade, July 2, 2005.
51 “core sense of identity”: Tony Ortega, “Scientology’s Crushing Defeat,” Runnin’
Scared (blog), The Village Voice, June 24, 2008.
52 An undercover campaign: Affidavit of Vicki Aznaran, June 29, 1993.
53 “I was followed”: William W. Horne, “The Two Faces of Scientology,” American
Lawyer, July/August 1992.
54 setting up his son: Affidavit of Vicki Aznaran, June 29, 1993.
55 fifteen hundred Scientologists: “Scientologists Scramble to Keep Secrets,” Los
Angeles Times [via the San Francisco Chronicle], Nov. 7, 1985.
56 “A major cause of”: Joel Sappell and Robert Welkos, “Scientologists Rush to
Protect Basic Beliefs Released by Judge,” Los Angeles Times, Nov. 5, 1985.
57 Julie Christofferson Titchbourne: John McCoy and S. L. Sanger, “Travolta and
Other Scientologists Swarm into Portland to Protest,” Seattle Post-Intelligencer, May
21, 1985.