After six weeks of operation[5] it was replaced in April 1952 by the Hubbard Association of Scientologists, established in Phoenix, Arizona, to promote Hubbard's newly announced "science of certainty". In the end, Hubbard's wife and the others were found guilty of charges of conspiracy and burglary. The dinner party backfired drastically; Northrup began an affair with Hollister, a handsome 22-year-old who was college-educated and a noted sportsman. Share it! It's an unimportant detail but he's had three wives What is important is that his followers were there as he lied, but no matter what the evidence they don't believe it. On the other hand her credibility leaves much to be desired. I thought she was going to blow my head off. Mary Sue strongly opposed these changes and reappointed herself Controller, rescinding the CMO's permission to investigate the GO. It is now in the Stephen A. Kent Collection on Alternative Religions at the University of Alberta. The Hubbards continued to carry out auditing of each other and in February 1960 Mary Sue wrote to a friend to inform her that her husband had discovered that she had been the writer D.H. Lawrence in a past life. She did, however, resurface on a few occasions during the remaining years of her life. That title that states that L. Ron Hubbard built the Georgia Guidestones is absurd. But he did save her life and pull her out of that whole black magic ring. A chance meeting with a man named Jack Parsons led to Hubbard and his new friend performing a bizarre ritual. I felt as though he had given so much to our country and I couldn't even bring him peace of mind. [72] When the case came to trial in May 1984, she told the Superior Court of Los Angeles County that she had been "mentally raped" and "emotionally distressed" knowing that others had seen the documents. She was convicted in December 1979 and was sentenced to five years' imprisonment and the payment of a $10,000 fine. His search was unsuccessful and he released her at Yuma Airport across the state line in Arizona. "[43], By October, the Foundation's financial affairs had reached a crisis point. Because of his "crazy misconduct" she was in "hourly fear of both the life of herself and of her infant daughter, who she has not seen for two months". Her father had just died and her grief appeared to aggravate Hubbard, who was attempting to restart his pre-war career of writing pulp fiction. Her allegations produced more lurid headlines: not only was Hubbard accused of bigamy and kidnapping, but she had been subjected to "systematic torture, including loss of sleep, beatings, and strangulations and scientific experiments". In reality, Hubbard had made an unsuccessful request for assistance from the US military attach to Havana. In June 1951, she finally secured the return of Alexis by agreeing to cancel her receivership action and divorce suit in California in return for a divorce "guaranteed by L. Ron Hubbard". Hubbard would evolve into the leader of the Church of Scientology.[1]. [41] Its eventual downfall was to result from the use of illegal methods, ordered and authorized by Mary Sue, to further its campaign. In 1933, Northrup's 22-year-old sister Helen met the 18-year-old Jack Parsons, a chemist who went on to be a noted expert in rocket propulsion. . [35] Hubbard told his friend Forrest J. Ackerman that he had acquired a Dictaphone machine which Northrup was "beating out her wits on" transcribing not only fiction but his book on the "cause and cure of nervous tension". David went ballistic at his wife while she . . [49] The situation soon became tense again; Richard de Mille, nephew of the famous director Cecil B. de Mille, recalled that "there was a lot of turmoil and dissension in the Foundation at the time; he kept accusing Communists of trying to take control and he was having difficulties with Northrup. Had been friendly with many Communists. Please do believe I do so want to help you get Alexis."[64]. [9], In June 1941, at the age of seventeen, she began a passionate affair with Parsons while her sister Helen was away on vacation. By August 1978, 11 senior Scientology officials and agents, including Mary Sue Hubbard, wife of the founder, were charged in connection with an alleged conspiracy to spy on the government. Hubbard and Northrup made no secret of their relationship; another lodger at Parsons' house described how he saw Hubbard "living off Parsons' largesse and making out with his girlfriend right in front of him. Northrup and Hubbard had frequent rows and his violent behaviour towards her continued unabated. As far as I know, all his policies and doctrines were race-neutral, which is a big deal for someone from the 1940s. [25] He wrote: Sara, my sweetheart, is young, beautiful, desirable. The 1969 NASA moon landing was staged in Piedmont NM. Someone erroneously tipped Hubbard off that the FBI was going to raid again and a massive shredding frenzy took place in Palm Springs, CA as he left on 2/14/1980, again going into hiding, never to return. He issued an internal directive in 1979 asserting that major failures must result from the presence of multiple Suppressives, who would need to be rooted out along with their "connections". "[83], Despite clearly being written by Hubbard, who spoke in the first person in the letter, it was signed "Your good friend, J. Edgar Hoover". I hope my heart lasts. [51] She stated that she was "not interested in revenge; I'm interested in the truth. Entitled "Marriage Hats". [46], The marriage was in the process of breaking down rapidly. [29], The Hubbards moved ashore in March 1972 after three years traveling aboard their ship from port to port in the Mediterranean. She told him: "All right, I'll marry you, if that's going to save you. - Creston, Kalifornia, 1986. janur 24.) He and Mary Sue moved initially to Daytona Beach, Florida in August 1975. His family wasn't there. "[51], In July 1986 she was interviewed by the ex-Scientologist Bent Corydon several months after Hubbard's death, which had reduced her fear of retaliation. She was a bitch. He sold his first story in February 1934, an adventure tale called "The Green God" that featured a heroic American killing a bunch of Chinese bad guys. Ernie was adopted by Mrs. Kanzler, the sister of the wife of Edsel Ford, at the request of Katherine Hepburn. I need a magical partner. She made a striking impression on the other lodgers; George Pendle describes her as "feisty and untamed, proud and self-willed, she stood five foot nine, had a lithe body and blond hair, and was extremely candid. Her achievement was commemorated in a special tribute edition of the Scientology newspaper The Auditor, titled simply: "Mary Sue Hubbard Clear #208". L. Ron Hubbard's daughter the one he wanted to disappear surfaces online By Tony Ortega, February 6, 2017 . [47], The espionage continued for another three months before Meisner's luck ran out and he was caught in June 1976. Hubbard grew up in Helena, Montana, and studied at George Washington University in Washington, D.C. "[12] Joan Vidal, a friend of the sculptor Edward Harris, who was commissioned by Hubbard to create a bust of him, described Mary Sue as "a rather drab, mousy, nothing sort of person, quite a bit younger than him. She is heavily sexed. Sara Elizabeth Bruce Northrup Hollister (April 8, 1924 - December 19, 1997) was an occultist and second wife of Scientologist founder L. Ron Hubbard. Yet she was the head of the Guardian Office for years and among other things, authored the infamous order "GO 121669" which directed culling of supposedly confidential P.C. However, there were a number of obstacles to overcome before the termination of the GO could be accomplished. In 1998 she was diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer in addition to her existing chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). They set up a business partnership on January 15, 1946 under the name of "Allied Enterprises", with Parsons putting up $20,000 of capital, Hubbard adding $1,200 and Northrup contributing nothing. Commonly armed. L Ron Hubbard was an American author, philosopher, and the founder of the 'Church of Scientology.' He started as a writer of science fiction but later moved to self-help and psychology-related topics. . Hubbard established his career as a writer with science fiction and fantasy novels, including the novel Battlefield Earth, which was adapted into a feature film in 2000. [54], She died of breast cancer in 1997 but in the last few months of her life she dictated a tape-recorded account of her relationship with Hubbard. My libido is so low I hardly admire her naked. Mary Sue was appointed by her husband as Guardian (later Controller) of the Guardian's Office (GO) in March 1966. Despite her complicated feelings toward the man, Sara was overwhelmed with grief and sadness. Illustration by Pat Barrett. "[3], During the late 1960s, Scientology was faced by an increasingly hostile media and intensifying government scrutiny in a number of countries, notably Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, the United Kingdom, and the United States. [86] In June 1986 the Church of Scientology and Alexis agreed a financial settlement under which she was compelled not to write or speak on the subject of L. Ron Hubbard and her relationship to him. There followed a turbulent period during which Ron successfully wrested his materials from the early boards of directors. Goodbye I love you. When she first came to me with this wild story about how her husband had taken her baby I was determined to help her all I could. He became disillusioned with Scientology and left the Church, taking with him copies of biographical material, including Hubbard's letters to Mary Sue over the years. Despite her shock and humiliation, she felt compelled to return to Hubbard. A bitter dispute broke out between the men over the ownership of the Foundation's remaining assets, with Hubbard resigning to start a rival "Hubbard College" on the other side of Wichita. or so the stories go. Also note that Hubbard married his second wife whilst he was still married to his first wife. It just never occurred to me he was a liar. Or whatever. . [28] The "liability cruise" ended in June 1969. Hope to see you once more. ), a secret society led by the English occultist Aleister Crowley, where she was known as "Soror [Sister] Cassap". L. Ron Hubbard was not in any way a nice guy, he was a deeply horrible person (who was also correctly described by our moderator freezoneandproud as a "rat bastard"). He was furious and threatened to kill Alexis rather than let Northrup care for her: "He didn't want her to be brought up by me because I was in league with the doctors. Therefore, the worst possible penalty a Scientology child molester could receive in a Scientology religious arbitration would be a Suppressive Person declare. L. Ron Hubbard's drug use is a classic example of his hypocrisy. To Hubbard, her sadness was nothing more than an annoyance. "[15], Mary Sue became pregnant again four months after Quentin's birth and on February 13, 1955, in Washington, D.C., she gave birth to her second daughter, Mary Suzette Rochelle Hubbard. Sorted by date as received from FBI archives. Hubbard face was washed to polish the skin, put the hair and dressed his body in expensive suit, tucked under the collar silk scarf and to heighten the effect, put a stack of neatly arranged entourage books.Hubbard lit around the floodlights, and four-point system of Hollywood lighting, already guaranteed a quality image. His misfortunes had been caused by "a woman known as Sara Elizabeth Northrup . 3839. My wife Sara."[74]. I believed Sara absolutely; there was no question about the truth in my opinion. About Harry Ross Hubbard. [22] Northrup was able to dissuade Parsons from pressing his case by threatening to expose their past relationship, which had begun when she was under the legal age of consent. Hubbard would evolve into the leader of the Church of Scientology. January 8, 1983 Mary Sue Hubbard, wife of the founder of the Church of Scientology, was sentenced in federal court here yesterday to four years in prison for her role in a conspiracy to plant. [19] The manor, a country house formerly owned by Sawai Man Singh II, the Maharajah of Jaipur, became both the new home of the Hubbards and the world headquarters of Scientology. [56] The Messengers, who were mostly in their teens and early twenties, became Hubbard's sole means of communication with the Church. The Hubbards moved back to London in February 1959, settling for a while in Golders Green. He told me how he had met Northrup. "[8] She believed all of it, though none of his claims of wartime action or injuries was true.[8]. [12], Northrup's hostility towards other members of the O.T.O. [51], Northrup went to a psychiatrist to obtain advice about Hubbard's increasingly violent and irrational behaviour, and was told that he probably needed to be institutionalized and that she was in serious danger. Her lawyer, Caryl Warner, also worked the media on her behalf so that Northrup's story received maximum publicity. A szcientolgia kveti gyakran nevnek kezdbetivel . This was the only time Hubbard allowed an outside crew to interview him. Not only was the GO not handling these suits, the GO, and particularly Mary Sue Hubbard, even refused to answer our questions about the suits because they viewed themselves answerable only to persons within the GO Our attempts to get information were thwarted by Mary Sue Hubbard. In this same year, Hubbard launched a new religion based on two books he had written, Dianetics: The Evolution of a Science, and Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health. He had visited 1003 South Orange Grove Avenue at the behest of Lou Goldstone, a well-known science fiction illustrator, while on leave from his service in the US Navy. "[27] The entire crew was forced to wear gray rags to symbolize their demotion; it was said that even Mary Sue's corgi dog, Vixie, had a gray rag tied around her neck. She recalled that "I got up and left the house in the night and walked on the ice of the lake because I was terrified." "[42] He began an affair with the twenty-year-old Klowden, much to the annoyance of Northrup, who was clearly aware of the liaison. The Church sued in 1982 and Mary Sue joined the suit, charging that Armstrong had committed an "invasion of privacy". David was an original deputy to the late founder L. Ron Hubbard and had been working in the upper hierarchy of the Church since he was a teenager. Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard served in the US Navy in the 1940s. This proved a puzzle since where there is no legal marriage, there can't be any divorce. My first wife is dead. [59], In July 1981, all remaining GO staff were ordered to join the Sea Org, which would thus secure the CMO's control of the Guardian's Office, and the current Guardian, Jane Kember who was one of those convicted on conspiracy charges was to be removed. [1] "[53] She was bundled into the back of a car and driven to San Bernardino, California, where Hubbard attempted to find a doctor to examine his wife and declare her insane. Her half-sister was an inmate of an insane asylum. . L. Ron Hubbard PO Box 24152 Tampa, FL 33623 28 November 1980. Alternative_Effort 7 mo. By this time, Mary Sue was well advanced with her second pregnancy and remained largely confined to a rented house at Medford Lakes, New Jersey. They eventually married and got a house in Malibu and we became friends; I remember they introduced me to pot. "[3] Russell Miller gives a different explanation: "Hubbard wanted to go to London to establish his control over the small Dianetics group which had formed there spontaneously and Mary Sue insisted on accompanying him. Center of most turbulence in our organization. Despite this, she still "felt so guilty about the fact that he was so psychologically damaged. Ronald DeWolf, L. Ron Hubbard's son, told the News-Herald that his father took amphetamines, hallucinogens, and cocaine. She gave Hubbard four more children - Diana, Quentin, Suzette and Arthur - over the next six years. Recently released Federal Bureau of Investigation files show that just over a year after L. Ron Hubbard created the the Hubbard Dianetic Research Foundation, a precursor to the Church of Scientology, he offered to become an informant for the Bureau, and provide the FBI with a list of its members and copies of their fingerprints.. They lived there incognito for a few months before moving into an apartment in Dunedin on the west coast of Florida, a few miles north of the town of Clearwater where a Scientology front company had bought the old Fort Harrison Hotel to serve as Scientology's new headquarters. On the one hand she certainly appeared to be a pathetic individual. [57] In May 1981, he met with Mary Sue to tell her that her position as Controller of the Guardian's Office was untenable. He was 74 years old. "[45] A few days later while still married to Northrup he proposed marriage to Klowden. Only two months later, over 55,000 copies had been sold and 500 Dianetics groups had been set up across the United States. members. [31] Hubbard returned to the United States, living under a false name in New York City while Mary Sue and the children remained aboard the Apollo. [16] They remained there until 1957, when Hubbard returned to lecture at the Academy of Scientology in Washington, D.C., with Mary Sue and the children following later. Various Scientology experts are now comparing David's disappearance to that of founder L. Ron Hubbard, who died in 1986 after spending years dealing with lawsuits and legal battles until he became . [85], Neither Northrup nor Alexis made any further attempt to contact Hubbard, who disinherited Alexis in his will, written in January 1986 on the day before he died. It began when Sara's father died. "[24] They were married in the middle of the night of August 10, 1946 at Chestertown, Maryland after awakening a minister and roping in his wife and housekeeper to serve as witnesses. [22] On November 22, 1966, the Hubbard Explorational Company Limited was formed with Hubbard and Mary Sue as directors Hubbard being described as expedition supervisor and Mary Sue as company secretary. We were talking about guns and she said to me that I was the type to use a Saturday night special" (a very cheap "junk gun"). Mary Sue was grief-stricken, though she later attempted to persuade friends that Quentin had died from encephalitis. Sara Northrup Hubbard, 2nd wife of L. Ron Hubbard Hubbard's strange writings did seem to imbue him with a special kind of confidence and belief in his own abilities, which for many seemed like supernatural powers. "[59] On April 19, as Barbara Klowden recorded in her journal, Hubbard telephoned her from Wichita and told her "he was not legally married. She was a leading figure in Scientology for much of her life. When he talked about his first wife, the picture he put out of himself was of this poor wounded fellow coming home from the war and being abandoned by his wife and family because he would be a drain on them. Lafayette Ron Hubbard is a controversial figure. And since then, the Church of Scientology has maintained in biographical . "[90], After the documentary-maker Alex Gibney directed the film Going Clear, based on Wright's book of the same name and citing Northrup's words about Hubbard, the Church published a video calling Northrup a "failed gold digger" and "self admitted perjurer" who was responsible for "a get-rich-quick scheme [concocted] by the woman and her publicity starved lawyer to try to shake down Mr. Hubbard for money and take over the Hubbard Dianetics Foundation after Dianetics soared to the top of national bestseller lists. It must be noted that Mary Sue Hubbard believed her position as Controller and as the "Founder's wife" to be unassailable and beyond reproach by anyone but Mr. Hubbard who was not around at the time, a fact that she was well aware of. She wrote privately to Paulette Cooper, the author of the book The Scandal of Scientology who was subsequently targeted by the Church's Operation Freakout. Suspected only. That was one of the reasons L. Ron Hubbard never had a relationship with her. Speaking several years later to the St. Petersburg Times newspaper, Miscavige commented: I knew if it was going to be a physical takeover we're going to lose because they had a couple thousand staff and we (the "messengers") had about 50. On 9 June 1951, Sara signed a handwritten statement scrawled on the notepaper of The Hubbard Dianetic Foundation Inc. of Wichita agreeing to cancel her receivership action and divorce suit in California in return for a divorce "guaranteed by L. Ron Hubbard" in mid-June. "[91], Although Northrup did not speak out publicly against her ex-husband following their divorce, she broke her silence in 1972. 95 quotes from L. Ron Hubbard: 'Ideas and not battles mark the forward progress of mankind.', 'When reading a book, be very certain that you never go past a word you do not fully understand. Despite insisting on clean living and even prohibiting followers from taking necessary medication, Hubbard loved to party. Heber Jentzsch, president of . This body was responsible for overseeing each of the seven organizational subdivisions of the Church of Scientology. "[77] He notes as an example of "this apparent erasure of Sarah Northrup from his mind"[77] a 1968 interview with the British broadcaster Granada Television, in which Hubbard denied that he had had a second wife in between his first, Polly, and the present one, Mary Sue:[77], HUBBARD: "How many times have I been married? [63] Hubbard continued to develop Dianetics (and ultimately Scientology), through which he met his third and last wife, Mary Sue Whipp, in late 1951 only a few months after his divorce. Before starting his church in 1954, L. Ron Hubbard earned his living as a pulp fiction writer, churning out story after story across numerous genres. Her disruptive behavior appalled Fred Gwynn, a new O.T.O. His second wife, Sarah, claimed mental and . [42] Mary Sue continued to manage the GO from her various residences aboard the Apollo, and the villa in Tangier. "[72], After divorcing Hubbard, Northrup married Miles Hollister and bought a house in Malibu, California. In August 1978, she was indicted by the United States government on charges of conspiracy relating to illegal covert operations mounted by the Guardian's Office against government agencies. Helen and Jack were engaged in July 1934[6] and married in April 1935. L. Ron Hubbard made it a high crime for any Scientologist to turn over any other Scientologist to the police. She attempted to flee on a ferry but Hubbard caught up with her and convinced her to stay, saying that he was in the process of getting a divorce and that an attorney had told him that the marriage with Northrup was legal. My wits never gave way under all you did and let them do but my body didn't stand up. He thought I had thrown in with the psychiatrists, with the devils. We are very gay companions. His next project, Dianetics and Scientology, would secure him lifelong fame. I see her every day. She kept saying to me, 'What is he worried about?' L. Ron Hubbard, in full Lafayette Ronald Hubbard, (born March 13, 1911, Tilden, Nebraska, U.S.died January 24, 1986, San Luis Obispo, California), American novelist and founder of the Church of Scientology. I believe she is under duress, that they have something on her and I believe that under a grilling she would talk and turn state's evidence.[66]. She soon became involved in a relationship with Hubbard and married him in March 1952. The boat was soon sold to ease the couple's shortage of cash. [2] Parsons' interest in the occult led in 1939 to him and Helen joining the Pasadena branch of the Ordo Templi Orientis (O.T.O.). Without him, none of this would have been possible; and so to Ron goes my everlasting gratitude for having provided for all of us the road to Clear. These activities ultimately led to a complete disband of the GO. Speaking to Dianeticists following the divorce, Hubbard blamed shadowy outside forces for the bad publicity: "We have just been through the saw mill, through the public presses. The final experiment My right side is paralyzed and getting more so. She filed for divorce in an effort to try and create a false record that she had been married to him." [17] Although they got on well as fellow occultists, tensions between the two men were apparent in more domestic settings. I just wanted to be free of him! One of its principal figures was David Miscavige, a 21-year-old Messenger who had worked as a cameraman for Hubbard. The FBI declined to take any action, characterizing Hubbard as a "mental case". That investigation was prompted by the existence of a number of civil law suits which had been filed at that time against Church of Scientology of California and Mr. Hubbard, and which the GO was supposed to be responsible for handling. According to the Church of Scientology, the reason for the trip was that "amid the constant violence of the turncoat Don J. Purcell of Wichita and his suits which attempted to seize Scientology, Mary Sue became ill and to save her life, Ron took her to England where several Dianetic groups had asked him to form an organization. That's what he was really worried about, that she would reveal during the case that she was only relaying his orders. [25] The difference in the quality of living conditions between the Hubbards and the crew was stark: Most of the crew lived in cramped, smelly, roach-infested dormitories fitted with bunks in three tiers that left little room for personal possessions. [54], Hubbard nonetheless remained active in the management of Scientology. Hubbard became Parsons' "magical partner" for a sex magic ritual that was intended to summon an incarnation of a goddess. Hubbard spread allegations that she was a Communist secret agent and repeatedly denounced her to the FBI. The dispute immediately became front-page news: the newspapers ran headlines such as "Cult Founder Accused of Tot Kidnap", "'Dianetic' Hubbard Accused of Plot to Kidnap Wife", and "Hiding of Baby Charged to Dianetics Author". And it was the nineteenth of June and it was the happiest day of my life. Fearing arrest, he fled to Washington, D.C. with a handful of aides while Mary Sue was left behind in Florida continuing her day-to-day management activities. She may have a record . The fact is that Hubbard had been married 3 times at the time of the interview. [36], In October 1976, Hubbard's eldest son by Mary Sue, Quentin, died by suicide at the age of 22. [3] She originally intended to work in petroleum research, but a friend persuaded her to travel with him to Wichita, Kansas, in mid-1951 to take a Dianetics course at the Hubbard Dianetic Foundation. Further, through Parsons, she was strangely intimate with many scientists of Los Alamo Gordos [Alamogordo in New Mexico was where the first atomic bomb was tested]. Upon L. Ron Hubbard's death in 1986, David became Scientology's leader, with Shelly at his side. The attach did not act on the request; having asked the FBI for background information, he was told that Hubbard had been interviewed but the "agent conducting interview considered Hubbard to be [a] mental case. Scores of GO staff responded, locking the missionaires out of their premises and were intending to hire armed guards to bar access by me and the other Church officials who had ousted them. Northrup agreed but Hubbard reneged on the deal and flew to Chicago, where he found a psychologist who wrote a favorable report about his mental condition to refute Northrup's accusations. At age 15, Northrup moved in with sister Helen and her husband Jack, while she finished high school. Black hair. I cared for her rather deeply but I have no desire to control her emotions, and I can, I hope, control my own. They used to have fierce husband and wife domestic arguments. [58] After a fruitless six-week search she finally filed a writ of habeas corpus at the Los Angeles Superior Court in April 1951, demanding the return of Alexis. She is all I have to live for. CMO staff investigating the GO were physically expelled from the Church of Scientology's Los Angeles headquarters, and the Controller's files were guarded day and night. [3] The couple had three daughters. Parsons took an immediate liking to Hubbard and invited him to stay in the house for the duration of his leave. "[50] Hubbard enlisted de Mille and another Dianeticist, Dave Williams, in an attempt to convince her to stay with him. They spent most of their time working; there was very little socializing. Hubbard married his third wife, Mary Sue Whipp, in 1952. Mary Sue Hubbard, third wife of L. Ron, was sentenced to four years and given a fine of $10,000. The Hubbards had four children: Diana (born 1952), Quentin (1954-1976), Suzette (born 1955), and Arthur (born 1958). "[24], The couple moved repeatedly over the following year first to Laguna Beach, California,[28] then to Santa Catalina Island, California,[29] New York City,[30] Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania[31] and ultimately to Hubbard's first wife's home at South Colby, Washington. [33] She later recalled: "I would often entertain him with plots so he could write. Sara Elizabeth Bruce Northrup Hollister (April 8, 1924 December 19, 1997) was an occultist and second wife of Scientologist founder L. Ron Hubbard. The case was settled out of court eleven days later, with Hubbard and Northrup agreeing to refund some of Parsons' money while keeping a yacht, the Harpoon, for themselves. Hubbard rescued a girl they were using. He had Dick de Mille reciting this sort of thing day and night to her. [43] L. Ron Hubbard was said to have been fully aware of the GO's actions; the US government would later declare him to be an "unindicted co-conspirator" in the GO's illegal activities.

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