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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." [3] .
Mar 5, 2019 · 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.
- Ian Shapira
Jul 6, 2006 · Hubbard feuded with his eldest son for more than 25 years, dating back to 1959 when L. Ron Hubbard Jr. split with Scientology because he said he was not making enough money to support his...
Sep 2, 2021 · When Snow White was finally exposed, 11 high-ranking Scientologists, including Mary Sue, were tossed behind bars. As for Hubbard, he was listed as an unindicted co-conspirator and was never charged. In other words, you could say Hubbard was in the clear.
The beginning of 1954 saw the birth of the first actual Scientology "church," the Church of Scientology of California, as well as the birth of Hubbard's second child by Mary Sue, a son named Quentin. A second church was soon formed in Auckland, New Zealand.
Hubbard then married Mary Sue with whom he eventually had four more children. By 1953, Hubbard rebranded his efforts as the Church of Scientology. Origins of Dianetics in science-fiction "supermen" and false medical claims
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Mary Sue Hubbard in 1957. Having lost the rights to Dianetics, Hubbard created Scientology. At a convention in Wichita, Hubbard announced that he had discovered a new science beyond Dianetics which he called "Scientology".
