Heber Jentzsch has been President of the Church of
Scientology since 1982.
Wikipedia has an article about Heber Jentzsch.
He was arrested in Spain for fraud.
He has appeared on radio and television shows about
Scientology.
His wife, Yvonne, was the first director of the Los Angeles Celebrity Centre before she died of cancer.
| April 3, 1983 | Have Scientology Practices Led to Suicide Tries? | It is not uncommon for present or former Scientology members to try to kill themselves, according to three national experts on the controversial religion founded by L. Ron Hubbard. Boston attorney Michael J. Flynn, interviewed on national television and by national magazines about his 20 lawsuits against the church, said he knows of at least 10 documented Scientology suicides or suicide attempts nationwide. | |
| November 22, 1988 | 69 Church of Scientology leaders, including director Heber Jentzsch, are arrested in Spain for extortion, forgery, and tax evasi | Los Angeles Times: 69 Church of Scientology leaders, including director Heber Jentzsch, are arrested in Spain for extortion, forgery, and tax evasion | |
| December 12, 1988 | Heber Jentzsch and 10 other members are released on $1 million bail | Los Angeles Times: Heber Jentzsch and 10 other members are released on $1 million bail | |
| September 3, 1994 | Heber Jentzsch's letter to the editor | Washington Post prints Heber Jentzsch's letter to the editor, which states that the Church of Scientology was founded "by persons other than Hubbard". | |
| April 10, 1995 | Letters to the Editor: Scientology in the Workplace | Letters to the Editor on the Wall Street Journal's coverage of the use of Scientology administrative practices, including L. Ron Hubbard's teachings that productivity is all-important; includes letters from Heber Jentzsch, President of Scientology, a Scientologist, two directors of cult information groups, and a former Allstate agent. | |
| October 2, 1995 | CoS president Heber Jentzsch says he'd go to jail rather than return the "advanced technology" files seized in the FACTnet raid | Reuters: CoS president Heber Jentzsch says he'd go to jail rather than return the "advanced technology" files seized in the FACTnet raid | |
