17 Days
As Kristi Wachter reminds us, this would have been Lisa McPherson’s 48th birthday had she not died while being held captive for 17 days in Scientology’s Fort Harrison Hotel.
This past week, I have been posting more video onto YouTube, including several important shows on Lisa.
This “48 Hours” episode was one of the earliest shows I made available on the web, back in 1998. It predates the birth of my website XENU TV. It is also one of the broadcasts which made me determined to speak out about the abusive nature of Scientology.
The following three shows from “Inside Edition” are also important. The show had a reputation of being tabloid and light-weight but these reports prove otherwise. They stayed on Scientology’s ass and uncovered some important information, showing along the way how callously Scientology could treat one of their members and how casually they could lie to a reporter.
Kristi has updated her website on Lisa McPherson. It would be a good time to drop by her site, check out the information and drop Kristi a note of thanks for all she has done to research Scientology and document their fraud and abuse.
I also have many other shows on Lisa over at my website, along with links to Jeff Jacobsen’s site, court documents from the trials and more.
February 12, 2007 at 3:01 pm
May her shocking tale and the harrowing events that followed never be forgotten.
February 15, 2007 at 7:56 am
Despite what happened to Lisa on Scientology’s “Introspection Rundown,” and instead of learning a valuable lesson by modifying its policies on members suffering mental breakdown, the Church of Scientology decided to have its members sign a release form in advance, in order to protect the church from being held accountable in the event of another Lisa McPherson case. This is what the Church of Scientology learned from this. They would not dare to consider that Hubbard’s ‘tech’ is flawed. See http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~dst/Scientology/ReleaseForms/Introspection.html
August 13, 2007 at 11:02 am
THEY NEED TO FIND JESUS