Church of Scientology sued by two former members over donations
MIAMI (Reuters) - Two former members of the Church of Scientology have filed a lawsuit accusing the church of deceiving members into donating millions of dollars to church-backed projects and programs they claim were never completed. Full story
Former Scientologist sues church, claims fraud
A Florida man is suing the Church of Scientology in federal court for fraud, claiming they bilked him out of hundreds of thousands of dollars. WFLA’s Jeff Patterson reports.
Paul Haggis: Leaving Scientology was ‘treasonous’
NBC’s Harry Smith talks to Hollywood director and former Scientologist Paul Haggis about his decision to leave the Church of Scientology, and author Lawrence Wright discusses his new book, “Going Clear: Scientology, Hollywood, and the Prison of Belief,” that examines the connection between the churc
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Writer: Actress was groomed to be Tom Cruise’s wife
The Church of Scientology is calling Vanity Fair’s allegations that the church auditioned women to become Tom Cruise’s wife “hogwash,” but writer Maureen Orth is standing by her article. Orth talks about the credibility of her sources and the woman who Scientologists wanted to marry Cruise.
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