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Miscavige. It had about 15 staff members total. Organizing
Officer is a high ranking post in any Scientology Organization.
It is a member of the executive council. Stacy Young was later
posted at various posts in OSA doing work as a PR. ASI was not a
large organization, about 15 staff. At the time I was in RTC, ASI
was a very high level organization, placed above RTC in the chain
of command. The staff of ASI received their orders from L. Ron
Hubbard, and his aide who lived with him, Pat Brocker. When I was
a staff member of a Scientology mission from 1973 to 1978, I knew
of Vaughn Young because he was a very high profile spokesman for
Scientology and the Guardian's Office.
SCIENTOLOGY OFFICIALS AVOIDING SERVICE OF PROCESS
7. It is routine policy for the upper executives of Scientology
to avoid service of process. This is why mere mid level
executives, such as the Reverend Heber Jentzsch, are appointed to
corporate posts such as President of Church of Scientology
International. Corporate posts have nothing to do with either
power or the command chart in Scientology. This policy was in
place throughout my tenure in the Commodore's Messenger
Organization (from 1978 until 1987). This policy is designed to
keep those who knew Scientology's secrets from being in a
position where the secrets might be revealed. Hubbard went into
seclusion for his last years allowing only Pat and Annie Brocker
access to him, just for the purpose of avoiding service in
lawsuits and subpoenas in criminal matters. All security
personnel are trained to keep any and all process servers away
from Scientology executives. When David Miscavige was one of the
targets of an IRS CID investigation (there were several
individuals targeted), he expressed great concern over having to
go to jail. Due to his diminutive size, he was very concerned
that he would be sexually harassed while in a jail with common
criminals." At this time he devised several schemes to flee the
country should the IRS decide to make arrests. Avoiding service
of process is a tactic that Miscavige is well acquainted with.
(See Attached Exhibit D). I recognize Exhibit B as being a copy
of the Scientology internal document Project Quaker with which I
was familiar whilst serving in various Scientology posts.
MISCAVIGE AS READ OF SCIENTOLOGY AND MANAGING AGENT OF THE
VARIOUS SCIENTOLOGY CORPORATIONS INCLUDING CSI.
8. David Miscavige was the Chairman of the Board of Author
Services, Inc., ("ASI") in 1984 and 1985. ASI was incorporated to
be the funnel through which profits from Scientology were
channelled to L. Ron Hubbard and, therefore, it was very
important within Scientology. Miscavige represented Hubbard in
all aspects of controlling Scientology. He attended regular
meetings with myself and other top officials of Scientology
organizations to review the status of all Scientology's
activities, including its litigation and dirty tricks campaigns
against Scientology's enemies.
9. During the time I held the post of Chairman of the Board of
RTC, David Miscavige held the post of Chairman of the Board of
ASI. During this time, he maintained control of the executives at
the top of Scientology's command channels, Marc Yager, CO CMO Int
and head of the Watchdog Committee, Guillaume Lesevre, ED
International, Ray Mithoff, Senior C/S International, myself as
Inspector General and COB of RTC. Miscavige became head of RTC in
March of 1987, at this point he moved Marc Yager and Ray Mithoff
from their positions in CSI into RTC. He also moved Mark Rathbun,
LRH Legal IC or Special Project L, and Greg Wilhere from their
positions in ASI into RTC. I now see from the declarations of
Marc Yager and Ray Mithoff, that Miscavige has now placed them
back into CSI. This is but one small illustration of his ongoing
control over the CSI corporation.
10. Miscavige has, since 1981, been the decision maker over what
lawsuits are filed by Scientology and how any lawsuits
Scientology is engaged in are to be litigated. He does this
without regard to the particular Scientology corporate entity (s)
involved in the litigation. Miscavige has never allowed anyone
else to make the final decisions concerning such matters. During
my tenure as Inspector General of RTC, as well as the head of the
040 mission which took over the US Guardian's Office, as outlined
in Miscavige's declaration, I attended many meetings and saw
countless orders from Miscavige concerning Scientology's
litigation. During all trials, Miscavige receives daily
transcripts and issues orders directly to the attorneys, no
matter which particular Scientology corporate entity has been
chosen to bring the litigation or which entity has been sued. The
heads of CSI would never be allowed to independently bring or
initiate a lawsuit. During my tenure in RTC, Miscavige received a
"legal daily report", of which I received a copy. This report