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On This Day in Scientology History - January 13A summary of events - pickets, deaths, births, press coverage, Scientology lectures, and more - for this day in Scientology history. Visit the Any Day in Scientology History page to select a different day. Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Time wins approval of libel suit dismissal January 13, 2001 Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Time wins approval of libel suit dismissal
Het Parool: Scientology is now living in an old bus January 13, 2000 Het Parool: Scientology is now living in an old bus
Variety: Celebs write for religious rights. January 13, 1997 Variety: Celebs write for religious rights.
Jeff Jacobsen, Lisa McPherson, public January 13, 1997 Jeff Jacobsen makes his Lisa McPherson memorial page public.
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Capital Times: Headline: Daughter's Suicide Shows Flaws In The System January 13, 1994 (brief mention of Scientology)
Philadelphia Daily News: New Drugs For Depression Face An Uphill Fight January 13, 1993 Philadelphia Daily News: New Drugs For Depression Face An Uphill Fight
Heber Jentzsch, Jody Darling, Patron Meritorious, $150,000, Scientology;, Impact, (issue 28). Albert Jaquier;, Darling's company January 13, 1990 Heber Jentzsch congratulates Jody Darling on becoming a Patron Meritorious by donating an additional $150,000 to Scientology; a photo appears in Impact magazine (issue 28). The money came from Albert Jaquier; it was supposed to be used as business loans and invested in stock in Darling's company. Darling never repaid the money to Jaquier, as he had promised.
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Clearwater Police Report Number SR3.1 FK-1., A, Johann Kempff, $50,000, fees., Mr. Kempff, Charitable Solicitation Ordinance, oc January 13, 1984 Clearwater Police Report Number SR3.1 FK-1. A subject named Johann Kempff complained the Scientology organization owed him around $50,000 in advanced fees. Mr. Kempff further alleged violations of the Charitable Solicitation Ordinance had occurred. Kempff tells Lt. Emmons that the Scientology organization had transferred $5,200 of his money into his girlfriend's standing account without his knowledge beforehand. When Mr. Kempff called the Scientology organization about his accounts, he was told his money had been transferred. Mr. Kempff then gave approval for the money transfer. Mr. Kempff informed the Scientology representative, James Grant, he was sending $10,000 to be placed in his advanced fees accounts, not his girlfriend's. When Mr. Kempff arrived at Scientology Headquarters in Clearwater, he found out his $10,000 had been placed into his girlfriend's account. Mr. Kempff was expelled from Scientology. For several weeks, I kept in contact with Mr. Kempff in case he wanted to pursue the matter of his missing $10,300. Mr. Kempff was attempting to collect the fees and refunds owed to him by working with Scientology officials. When Mr. Kempff finally decided on his own he couldn't collect his money from Scientology, he recontacted Lt. Emmons. Mr. Kempff filled out an affidavit that alleged violations of the Charitable Solicitation Ordinance. In addition to violations of the City Ordinance, Mr. Kempff felt Mr. Grant of the Scientology organization had taken his $10,000 and placed it into his girlfriend's accounts without his permission. I instructed Mr. Kempff to get a singed affidavit from his girlfriend, Monica Neilsson, who was in Sweden, concerning her involvement in the $10,000 transfer. Mr. Kempff complied with my request and a few days later returned to the Police Dept. with a notarized signed affidavit from Monica Neilsson. The affidavit stated Ms. Neilsson did not know about the second transfer of funds for $10,000 into her account. She was told to continue taking courses as she had unused monies in her accounts. When she felt she had definitely used up more courses then her money in her accounts, she was finally told that Mr. Kempff had been expelled from the Scientology organization, so she might as well use up Mr. Kempff's advanced fees monies. Monica was under the impression Mr. Kempff had given approval to use his money. Mr. Kempff wanted to prosecute Mr. Grant and another Scientology official for theft of his money. Lt. Emmons made several appointments trying to set up a State Attorney's investigation for theft. Mr. Kempff would fail to show at the appointed times. Mr. Kempff would show up at the Police Dept. a day or two later forgetting the actual appointment times. Finally Mr. Kempff went home to Sweden without pursuing legal charges.
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Division 2/Division 6 Registrar Publics January 13, 1980 L. Ron Hubbard writes HCOPL 'Division 2/Division 6 Registrar Publics'.
Boston Globe: Scientology Church Files Countersuit January 13, 1980 Boston Globe: Scientology Church Files Countersuit
Orders, Illegal and Cross January 13, 1979 L. Ron Hubbard writes HCOPL 'Orders, Illegal and Cross '.
Scientologists, Russell, March, Fort Harrison., Lawyer, Cazares, mayor's, mayor January 13, 1977 Scientologists request Russell release to them the records of his investigation undertaken in March on the purchase of the Fort Harrison. Lawyer for Cazares says the mayor's immune from libel charges because statements were made in his official capacity as mayor.
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Scientologist Sharon Thomas, Headquarters, US Coast Guard January 13, 1975 Scientologist Sharon Thomas begins working as a secretary in the office of the Headquarters of US Coast Guard
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Exam 24-Hour Rule (Additional Information) January 13, 1971 L. Ron Hubbard writes HCOPL 'Exam 24-Hour Rule (Additional Information) '.
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The Business of Orgs January 13, 1967 L. Ron Hubbard writes HCOPL 'The Business of Orgs'.
Regulations for Auditing of Staff and Students January 13, 1966 L. Ron Hubbard writes HCOPL 'Regulations for Auditing of Staff and Students'.
Records of Bank Deposits January 13, 1966 L. Ron Hubbard writes HCOPL 'Records of Bank Deposits'.
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Regulations for Auditing of Staff and Students January 13, 1966 L. Ron Hubbard writes HCOPL 'Regulations for Auditing of Staff and Students'.
Records of Bank Deposits January 13, 1966 L. Ron Hubbard writes HCOPL 'Records of Bank Deposits'.
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HCO Area Secretary Hat Material January 13, 1959 L. Ron Hubbard writes HCOPL 'HCO Area Secretary Hat Material'.
Detection of Engrams with an E-Meter January 13, 1959 L. Ron Hubbard gives a lecture, 'Detection of Engrams with an E-Meter'.
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HGC Running of Pcs January 13, 1958 L. Ron Hubbard writes HCOB 'HGC Running of Pcs'.
Competence of Prediction, Demo (cont.) January 13, 1954 L. Ron Hubbard gives a lecture, 'Competence of Prediction, Demo (cont.) '.
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Exteriorization: Step I, Procedure January 13, 1954 L. Ron Hubbard gives a lecture, 'Exteriorization: Step I, Procedure '.
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Definitions: Glossary of Terms-Part II January 13, 1954 L. Ron Hubbard gives a lecture, 'Definitions: Glossary of Terms-Part II '.
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Competence of Prediction, Demo January 13, 1954 L. Ron Hubbard gives a lecture, 'Competence of Prediction, Demo '.
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Creative Processing January 13, 1953 L. Ron Hubbard gives a lecture, 'Creative Processing'.
Running Regret and the Emotional Curve January 13, 1952 L. Ron Hubbard gives a lecture, 'Running Regret and the Emotional Curve '.
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