Kendrick Moxon
Kendrick Moxon is an attorney who has been involved with Scientology cases for many years. He is also known as Kenneth Moxon and Ken Moxon.
Kendrick Moxon was named as an unindicted co-conspirator in the Snow White case, in which eleven top-ranking Scientology executives went to prison for stealing documents from the US government.
Helena Kobrin is his partner in the law firm Moxon and Kobrin.
In 2000, his daughter, Stacey Myer, died at the Scientology compound in Hemet, California, under suspicious circumstances.
Links
Kendrick Moxon on 60 Minutes program
Stipulation of Evidence in Snow White Case - Moxon is a Co-Conspirator (LONG - 626 KB)
Complaint to California Bar about Kendrick Moxon
Article about Stacey Myer's death
Date | Title | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| March 31, 1994 | Los Angeles Times: Scientology Loses Bid to Void $2.5-Million Award | A judge threw out Scientology's lawsuit seeking to reverse Larry Wollersheim's $2.5-million emotional distress award. | |
| June 29, 1996 | Los Angeles Times: Cult Fighters' Future in Doubt | Plagued by numerous lawsuits from religious groups and fighting a $1.1-million judgment against it, the Cult Awareness Network filed for bankruptcy. | |
| March 23, 1999 | Anti-Cult Group Must Pay Award | The people involved in the Supreme Court case still say they are in a group called CAN, but a Scientologist has bought legal rights to the name. The group that sprung from that purchase "espouses the exact opposite views of what the old CAN used to espouse," said Paul Lawrence, appellate attorney for the old group. |