Church of Scientology dragged because it was presumed to be the cause of actress born in Toledo, Ohio, December 18, 1978 was sued for divorce Cruise. However, what about the controversy behind the name of the trust created by science fiction writer Lafayette Ronald Hubbard was?
There are many stories that later emerged. Story Scientology religion was never raised at the show Panorama, BBC, some time ago. Some former church officials intervened, including Michael "Mike" Rinder, former spokesman for the Church of Scientology.
In the interview, the man born in 1955, revealed details of how bad Scientology including spying on their sect members who opt out of the church. "Religion is really nasty," he said in an interview that aired on the Tonight program on Channel Seven, July 22, 2010.
Former Scientology speak others who participated was Jenna Miscavige Hill, niece Scientolgy Church leader, David Miscavige. Hill admitted in the Church of Scientology, there's no place for innocent children like daughter named Suri Holmes-Cruise who is now six years old.
"I grew up in Scientology experience, often suffer mentally and physically abused," said Hill, who resigned in 2005. Other terrible things, such as the Daily Mail reports derived, named Selly Miscavige's wife, was never again seen in public since 2007. Some people suspect that he was the victim of malignancy Church of Scientology for trying to fight the power of the husband.
However, the news was denied by the Church Scientolgy attorney, Gary Soter. According to him, the former wife of Miscavige did not disappear and the charges were absurd. Former Scientology members who also go to vote is a former Inspector General of Scientology, Marty Rathbun.
He said the reason for leaving the church after he was tortured and locked up in a prison called The Hole. Prison is for prisoners and they had to sleep on the floor and just eat leftovers cold.
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