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From:
http://www.clambake.org/archive/ronthenut/bigamy.htm
FBI Record:
"Mr. Hubbard showed up for the divorce proceedings in Port Orchard,
Wash.; he had another woman with him that he was supposed to have
married during 1946.
"Mrs. Ochs produced two old newspaper article which gave an account of
the divorce proceedings of the second wife. The articles in 'The Mirror'
Los Angeles, Calif. paper dated April 23. 1951 page 12, and the 'Los
Angeles Times' April 24, 1951 related how Mrs. Sarah Northrup Hubbard,
from a Pasadena family, was kidnapped, had her child (Alexis Valery - 13
- month old daughter) taken from her by Hubbard, and was asking for a
divorce."
-- FBI report of interview with Margaret Ochs (1st wife of L. Ron
Hubbard), Inspector W. Beale Grove, Philadelphia District, 2/20/63
(Official documents prove that L. Ron Hubbard was in fact guilty of bigamy)
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Dilbert Perkins wrote:
From:
http://www.clambake.org/archive/ronthenut/bigamy.htm
FBI Record:
"Mr. Hubbard showed up for the divorce proceedings in Port Orchard,
Wash.; he had another woman with him that he was supposed to have
married during 1946.
"Mrs. Ochs produced two old newspaper article which gave an account of
the divorce proceedings of the second wife. The articles in 'The Mirror'
Los Angeles, Calif. paper dated April 23. 1951 page 12, and the 'Los
Angeles Times' April 24, 1951 related how Mrs. Sarah Northrup Hubbard,
from a Pasadena family, was kidnapped, had her child (Alexis Valery - 13
- month old daughter) taken from her by Hubbard, and was asking for a
divorce."
-- FBI report of interview with Margaret Ochs (1st wife of L. Ron
Hubbard), Inspector W. Beale Grove, Philadelphia District, 2/20/63
(Official documents prove that L. Ron Hubbard was in fact guilty of
bigamy)
Yeah right.
This is like the story fabricated about "G W Bush", who in WWII,
commandeered a Japanese sub single handedly and all by his lonesome self,
maneuevered it to.......uh-huh..
Got any more fabulous fabrications for us to laugh at?
Llet me see.
In 1946 L ron hubbard was 35. So that now makes him 89.
I'd say he's doin damn good for his alleged age eh?
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Dilbert Perkins wrote:
From:
http://www.clambake.org/archive/ronthenut/bigamy.htm
FBI Record:
"Mr. Hubbard showed up for the divorce proceedings in Port Orchard,
Wash.; he had another woman with him that he was supposed to have
married during 1946.
"Mrs. Ochs produced two old newspaper article which gave an account of
the divorce proceedings of the second wife. The articles in 'The Mirror'
Los Angeles, Calif. paper dated April 23. 1951 page 12, and the 'Los
Angeles Times' April 24, 1951 related how Mrs. Sarah Northrup Hubbard,
from a Pasadena family, was kidnapped, had her child (Alexis Valery - 13
- month old daughter) taken from her by Hubbard, and was asking for a
divorce."
-- FBI report of interview with Margaret Ochs (1st wife of L. Ron
Hubbard), Inspector W. Beale Grove, Philadelphia District, 2/20/63
(Official documents prove that L. Ron Hubbard was in fact guilty of
bigamy)
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First of all, he died in 1986.
Second, the story is absolutely true. It is documented in three books
that I know of:
"A Piece of Blue Sky" by John Atack
"L. Ron Hubbard: Madman or Messiah" by Russell Miller
"Sex and Rockets" by John Carter
Richard wrote:
Dilbert Perkins wrote:
Yeah right.
This is like the story fabricated about "G W Bush", who in WWII,
commandeered a Japanese sub single handedly and all by his lonesome self,
maneuevered it to.......uh-huh..
Got any more fabulous fabrications for us to laugh at?
Llet me see.
In 1946 L ron hubbard was 35. So that now makes him 89.
I'd say he's doin damn good for his alleged age eh?
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First of all, he died in 1986.
Second, the story is absolutely true. It is documented in three books that
I know of:
"A Piece of Blue Sky" by John Atack
"L. Ron Hubbard: Madman or Messiah" by Russell Miller
"Sex and Rockets" by John Carter
Richard wrote:
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But I can make things worse for his CULT, by letting the truth be known...
Rob wrote:
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His cult doesn't worship L. Ron, it's not like L. Ron is their Jesus, I'd
think he's more like the Pope (albeit, a
rotting and smelly one). If the Pope was found to be a child molester, it's
not going to destroy Christianity
because Jesus is their savior, not the Pope. You need to target the
scientology icon, if there is one rather
than the founder.
But I can make things worse for his CULT, by letting the truth be known...
Rob wrote:
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Actually, they idolize L. Ron. They say all the time that "Ron is
Source." If a few of them realized that L. Ron was a human being, with
more than a few faults that would be considered "normal" in anyone else,
they might just wake up...
AND, fewer people a less likely to become new recruits if the truth
becomes common knowledge.
Rob wrote:
His cult doesn't worship L. Ron, it's not like L. Ron is their Jesus, I'd
think he's more like the Pope (albeit, a
rotting and smelly one). If the Pope was found to be a child molester, it's
not going to destroy Christianity
because Jesus is their savior, not the Pope. You need to target the
scientology icon, if there is one rather
than the founder.
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