Investigate the new suicides related to Scientology

Several new reports have recently surfaced regarding individuals in Scientology or in association with Scientology committing suicide. These reports should be taken very seriously and investigated and reinvestigated using all your connections.

Here is why:

Almost all of Scientology auditing processes are forms of covert hypnosis/brainwashing in which the question often becomes the suggestion or suggested reality. Many of the confidential processes were deliberately designed by Hubbard to fragment core concepts and integrity of personality. This would make the individual more controllable.
Ever since the Korean War brainwashing historically always has produced casualties of psychosis and suicide. Additionally occult initiations in secretive societies also have had a history of casualties of psychosis and suicide.
After the Lisa McPherson death and publicity the OSA will do everything it can to disguise or bury any connection of that person (the suicide) to Scientology. In the old days of the GO this was a standard practice. This is such a high priority I now would bet that the suppression of all information relating to all new Scientology suicides is now being handled by Rinder personally.
Anyone in Scientology long enough near tech, ethics or GO/OSA lines saw people flipping out and sometimes heard about the suicides. Suicide and psychotic breaks usually happened around the confidential auditing areas or rundowns i.e. Introspection rundown, OT3, Ned for OT's L-12 etc. or in sever ethics situations. For example, FACTNet has reports of about 9 people who jumped off of building or bridges to their death while in the confidential levels.
But, keep in mind some people who are less stable will flip out on the lower levels or milder ethics.
Sometimes the flip-out occurs weeks or months after some auditing or ethics action or because someone who keeps having flubbed auditing sessions and repairs. A build up occurs from all the cumulative stress of the processes and the person goes over the edge.

When you hear of a report of a new suicide like the Philip Gale suicide, try to find out what processes and ethics or OSA actions the person had for a full year before they killed themselves. Try to locate former staff members or anyone who would know if the person was having auditing and ethics problems of any kind. Talk to friends and family about any erratic behavior or requests for help that were probably ignored by Scientology or handled by more repair auditing.

It will be difficult because of Scientology's fanatical cover-ups, but preventing More Lisa's and the dozens of other mysterious deaths and suicides in Scientology is well worth the effort.

Lawrence Wollersheim