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Scientology, My Son David Miscavige, and Me

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St. Martin's Press
Language
English
Pages
256

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First Sentence

"The pocket T-shirt is a handy item. Cell phones, reading glasses, shopping lists - they all fit neatly inside that little cloth cavity. Of course, if you've got your cell phone in there and you bend over, it will more than likely fly out."

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Copyright Date
2016

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Library of Congress
BP605.S2M565 2016

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Number of pages
256
Weight
1.7 pounds

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL25896703M
ISBN 10
1250096936
ISBN 13
9781250096937

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So they called their contact, and within minutes a man who identified himself as David Miscavige called them and he told the PIs, ‘If he dies, he dies. Don’t intervene.’ I couldn’t believe my ears. In fact, I heard it but did not accept it for quite some time. I think it is one of the most basic human impulses to help others, especially someone who is in dire need and especially a family member. And for a son to say that about his own father—just to let him die?!
This book is the story of how that came about.
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