Part 4, 1976-B [Part 1 of 2]

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DATE CONVENTIONS IN THE TIME LINE

 
It has been impossible to get exact dates for some of the events
listed herein. If the event seemed important enough to include, yet no
exact day--or, in some cases, no month--was given, the indication "c."
(for circa) has been put AFTER the information (day or month) in
question.

As an example, an event known to have occurred in June of 1974, but
without certainty as to the actual day, might be listed as "Saturday, 1
c. June 1974." If only a month and year are known (as in the example
just given), and there is no indication of, e.g., "late June," then the
event has usually been assigned arbitrarily to the 1st or the 15th of
the indicated month, unless surrounding events indicate a different,
more likely day of the month. The weekday names (e.g. Monday, Tuesday,
etc.) have been included as additional data.

If the only indication of the time of the event was "mid-1974,"
then the entry might read "Saturday, 1 c. June c. 1974, indicating that
the month, too, is estimated from the language of the referenced source.

Only rarely have incidents been included where the only information
available is a givien year. When it seemed important enough to include
in the Time Line, it was put, usually, at 1 c. January c. of the given
year, or at 1 c. July c. of the given year, whichever seemed most
likely--mainly as a "bookmark" for the event, pending more exact dating.

Every effort has been made to isolate, as closely as possible, the
exact date for each event. If anyone has any more accurate information
about any event described herein, please post it to the newsgroup,
"alt.religion.scientology."

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June-December 1976
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Tuesday, 01 c. June 1976
In response to the 27 May 1976 CSW from Gregory Weigand, Henning Heldt
informs Weigand that since the Guardian WorldWide, Jane Kember, had
approved GO 1361-1, only she could approve cancellation of Target 2
(the "replacement" of "FSMs" at the IRS in DC and LA). Heldt also
enquires whether it wouldn't be prudent to have "back-up FSMs" in case
the present ones are blown.
OUTPOINTS: DROPPED OUT TIME: Date is based on date of original CSW; no
date given in Stipulation of Evidence. INCORRECTLY INCLUDED COINCIDENCE:
Isn't this a special sentiment by Henning Heldt, especially coming just
10 days or so before Wolfe and Meisner are confronted by the FBI [see 11
June 1976 database record].
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Tuesday, 01 c. June 1976
This is the estimated date for one of the following events, as quoted
directly from the Stipulation: "The defendant [Gerald] Wolfe, on three
other occasions, entered the main IRS building with the defendant
[Mitchell] Hermann, and Messrs. Joseph Alesi and Michael Baum, where he
made similar false IRS credentials for them." NOTE: No specific date is
given in the Stipulation for any of these three events. It only says
they are part of events that happened between "early April and late June
1976." Based on other clues, these three events are arbitrarily being
assigned to the dates 1 May, 1 June, and 25 June 1976.
OUTPOINTS: DROPPED OUT TIME: No dates given.
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Tuesday, 01 June 1976
In a memorandum addressed to Mitchell Hermann, aka Mike Cooper, Michael
Meisner summarizes the more important of the documents which he and
Gerald Wolfe have stolen from Nathan Dodell's office (on 28 May 1976
[see]). Copies of documents are attached to the memorandum.
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Wednesday, 02 June 1976
In another memorandum addressed to Mitchell Hermann, aka Mike Cooper,
Michael Meisner summarizes more of "the more important of the documents"
which he and Gerald Wolfe have stolen from Nathan Dodell's office (on 28
May 1976 [see]). Copies of these other documents are attached to the
memorandum.
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Thursday, 3 June 1976
The Stipulation asserts that on this date there are "burglaries of
Assistant United States Attorney Nathan Dodell's office, and that these
"burglaries" constitute completion of Target 10 of Guardian Program
Order 9 (GPgmO 9), "Snow White Confidential," which target has
ostensibly been assigned to Branch I Director, Gregory Willardson, and
"SW I/C" (Snow White in Charge) Tom Reitze.
OUTPOINTS: SMOKING GUN!ÑOMITTED DATA, CONTRARY FACTS: Target 10 of this
program, according to the Stipulation, is: "Through infiltrators or
clandestined agents obtain all details of any reports of requests for
data on LRH, Scientology, OTC (Operations and Transport Company),
Apollo, etc. from US and/or US NCB (National Central Bureau of Interpol)
to IP (Interpol) International or any other NCB to US Police and/or US
NCB." The stipulation gives NO details of any burglary of Dodell's
office on this date; the dates describing burglaries of his office are
ONLY: 21 May 1976 [see], 28 May 1976 [see], and the disastrous 11 June
1976 attempt [see]. If a burglary HAD been even attempted on this date,
then night librarian Charles Johnson, or the GSA security guard would
have notified the FBI, because this is ostensibly AFTER they were so
instructed. So this alleged burglary is proved to be an utter
fabrication.
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Saturday, 05 c. June 1976
L. Ron Hubbard pays an "adjustment tax," and the IRS tax audit that has
been being conducted out of OIO on him and Mary Sue Hubbard since at
least 2 July 1973 [see] is closed. The audit case was for the years 1971
and 1972. It has been being worked on by Thomas R. Crate in OIO, under
the supervision of Howard Rosen.
OUTPOINTS: DROPPED-OUT TIME, ADDED AMAZING SMOKING GUN COINCIDENCE: No
exact date is given for the payment of the "adjustment tax." The
Stipulation only says "June 1976." And isn't it special that this same
month is the month in which Meisner and Wolfe are caught like rats in a
trap [see entry for 11 June 1976], and the methodical destruction of the
Guardian's Office begins.
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Sunday, 06 June 1976
Mitchell Hermann, aka Mike Cooper, forwards Michael Meisner's memoranda
of 1 June and 2 June 1976 [see] to WorldWide, with a letter entitled
"Re: DC US Attorney Nathan Dodell."
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Tuesday, 08 June 1976
Deputy Guardian for Information Richard Weigand, Deputy Guardian for
Legal Bureau Mary Rezzonico, and Deputy Guardian for Public Relations
Arthur Maren, approve a "Project: Target Dodell." Its purpose is to
"render Dodell harmless" because of his aggressive representation of the
United States of America as counsel in the Scientology FOIA legal
actions.
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Wednesday, 09 c. June 1976
"A few days prior to June 11, 1976," Mitchell Hermann, aka Mike Cooper,
telephones Michael Meisner and directs him to return to Nathan Dodell's
office and steal Dodell's personal files in order to devise and
formulate a covert operation to remove him as an Assistant United States
Attorney for the District of Columbia.
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Friday, 11 June 1976
During a confrontation in the United States Courthouse for the District
of Columbia, FBI Special Agent Christine Hansen seizes the "John M.
Foster" identification card from Michael Meisner. (It is subsequently
learned that a Ms. Helen R. Pesta, Chief of the IRS Digest Unit, holds a
lawful IRS identification card bearing badge number 800-00413, the
number which appears on the counterfeit identification card in the name
of "John M. Foster." Also, a Mr. William T. Lyons, Cincinatti, Ohio IRS
Regional Counsel, is discovered to hold a lawful IRS identification card
bearing badge number 800-00487, the number of which appears on the
counterfeit identification card in the name of "Thomas Blake"Ñthe fake
I.D. ostensibly used by Gerald Wolfe.)
OUTPOINTS: ALTERED SEQUENCE: This information is given in the
Stipulation of evidence at a place far removed from the detailed
description of the 11 June confrontation. In the detailed description,
there is no mention of FBI Agent Hansen having seized the I.D. card.
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Friday, 11 June 1976
Gerald Wolfe and Michael Meisner meet again outside the main IRS
building, and go to the United States Courthouse at approximately 7:00
p.m., Meisner signing in as "John M. Foster" and Wolfe using the name
"Thomas Blake," both using their counterfeit IRS I.D.s. They go to the
Bar Association Library and sign in using the same names. Meisner shows
the night librarian, Charles Johnson, the written permission he had
earlier secured fron the head librarian. Wolfe and Meisner then go
through the back of the library to Nathan Dodell's office, but cleaning
ladies are still working in the office. They return to the library to
wait until the cleanup crew has left. Meanwhile, night librarian Johnson
contacts the FBI regarding Wolfe and Meisner. Shortly thereafter FBI
Special Agents Christine Hansen and Dan Hodges confront Wolfe and
Meisner at one of the back tables of the Bar Association Library, and
demand to see their I.D. Meisner presents his. but tells them that he
has since resigned from IRS. While FBI Agent Hansen questions them,
Agent Hodges leaves "to contact an Assistant United States Attorney."
Meisner tells Agent Hansen that he and Wolfe are in the Courthouse to do
legal research, and that they had used the United States Attorney's
Office photocopying machine to photocopy legal books and cases. He gives
her, as his home address, an address a few doors away from his actual
residence. After fifteen minutes of questioning, Meisner asks if they
are under arrest. When Agent Hansen says they are not, Meisner tells
Wolfe that they are leaving. As they are leaving the library, Agent
Hodges calls to Wolfe, but is told by Meisner that Agent Hansen has
permitted them to leave. Meisner and Wolfe walk a number of blocks to
make sure they aren't being followed, then take a cab to Martin's Tavern
Restaurant. Meisner telephones Mitchell Hermann, aka Mike Cooper, in
L.A., to inform him "in a circumspect manner" that they have been
confronted by the FBI. Hermann/Cooper tells Meisner to call him back at
a public telephone. A few minutes later, Meisner once again contacts
Hermann, and this time tells him details of the confrontation.
Hermann/Cooper tells Meisner to stay at the restaurant, and says he will
contact Richard Weigand. He also tells Meisner to begin writing a report
on what happened. Meisner is to call Hermann back within one hour.
Meisner then contacts Joseph Alesi, the GO Branch I Director for the
District of Columbia. Meisner tells Alesi to go to the Courthouse and
pick up Wolfe's car (which had been left there) and bring it to Martin's
Tavern Restaurant. He also tells Alesi to call Mrs. Meisner and ask her
to pick up his car, which he had left in the main IRS building parking
lot. One hour later, Meisner calls Hermann/Cooper to receive further
instructions. Hermann/Cooper tells Meisner that he has discussed the
confrontation with Richard Weigand, and Weigand wants Meisner to come
immediately to L.A. Meisner says he will leave the next morning. Meisner
and his wife stay that night at the Quality Inn Motel on Courthouse Road
and Route 50 in Arlington, Virginia. Meisner calls Bruce Ullman, the
Information Branch II Director for the District of Columbia, and directs
him to obtain money from the Guardian's Office funds and bring it to him
the next morning, when he is to pick Meisner up at the Arlington motel
and take him to the National Airport for his trip to L.A.
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Friday, 11 June 1976
Richard Weigand writes a lengthy report to Deputy Guardian for
Information WorldWide Mo Budlong, outlining the events which have taken
place (that night) in the United States Courthouse in the District of
Columbia. Weigand explains the manner in which Gerald Wolfe and Michael
Meisner can be "traced to the Church of Scientology," as well as the
story "to be given to law enforcement investigators." A copy of the
report is sent to CSG Mary Sue Hubbard. The report is written in Code
ISIS. NOTE: The Stipulation asserts that Code ISIS is a substitution
code, and that its coding/decoding instructions came with a letter (for
which no date is given) from Mo Budlong to the Deputy Guardian for
Information, Duke Snider, directing that Code ISIS is to be used only
for dispatches between the United States Guardian's Office and the
WorldWide Guardian's Office.
OUTPOINTS: ALTERED SEQUENCE: The story "to be given to law enforcement
investigators" isn't hashed out until Meisner arrives in L.A. the next
dayÑSaturday, 12 June 1976 [see]. OMITTED DATA: The Stipulation doesn't
specify the manner in which Gerald Wolfe and Michael Meisner can be
"traced to the Church of Scientology." CONTRARY FACTS: If Code ISIS is
only to be used between USGO and GOWW, why is it used for the report to
Mary Sue Hubbard, when she is supposedly still in Tarpon Springs,
Florida, not at WorldWide.
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Saturday, 12 June 1976
Michael Meisner is met at the Quality Inn Motel, in Arlington, Virginia
by Bruce Ullman, who gives Meisner money for a round trip flight to L.A.
Ullman drives Meisner to National Airport where he takes a United
Airlines flight to Los Angeles. On the plane, Meisner completes his
detailed report of the Courthouse incident. Meisnier arrives in L.A. at
approximately noon, and goes directly to Richard Weigand's office on the
seventh floor of the Fifield Manor. Weigand reviews Meisner's
handwritten report and asks him to type it. Meisner types it at
Weigand's desk. He shows the typed report to Weigand and Gregory
Willardson, who read it. Weigand says he will take it to Henning Heldt's
office on the sixth floor. He goes, and returns approximately fifteen
minutes later. Weigand, Willardson and Meisner then analyze the crisis
to determine what leads the FBI have and how they can contain or stop
the investigation. The three men decide to devise a cover story for use
by Gerald Wolfe if he should be arrested. One plan is that Wolfe will,
if captured, enter a guilty plea, after which Meisner will surrender to
the FBI and give the same story Wolfe. An alternative plan has both
Wolfe and Meisner surrendering immediately and giving the same cover
story. All parties recognize that the highest priority is to stop the
FBI investigation before it can connect Wolfe and Meisner to the Church
of Scientology, thereby exposing other officials of the Guardian's
office who "had been involved in the burglaries, thefts, and buggings."
After a full afternoon of discussions, Weigand and Willardson drive
Meisner to a Holiday Inn located near Hollywood Boulevard in L.A, where
Meisner registers under a false name. They have dinner together at the
motel prior to leaving Meisner for the evening
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Saturday, 12 June 1976
The referenced source describes its version of events happening the day
after Meisner and Wolfe are confronted by the FBI: "[I]n the brownstone
on Q Street, an agitated Hubbard showed Kima Douglas a telex from Mary
Sue and asked, 'What am I going to do about this?' 'The essence of the
report,' said Kima, 'was that they had caught the man who had been
getting all this great information for us from the tax files.' Although
no arrests had yet been made, Hubbard surmised, correctly, that there
was trouble in store. His instinct, once again, was to flee."
OUTPOINTS: [See OUTPOINTS for 13 June 1976 entry regarding LRH's alleged
flight to California.]
SOURCE: Bare Faced Messiah, Chapter 20

Sunday, 13 June 1976
Gregory Willardson drives Michael Meisner to Richard Weigand's office,
where they meet to finalize the plan they had discussed the day before.
Weigand and Meisner then meet with Heldt and Snider in Heldt's sixth
floor offices at the Fifield Manor. Heldt and Snider have read Meisner's
report.

They conclude that the FBI can trace existing leads back to the
Church of Scientology. So they suggest an alternate plan. It calls for
Gerald Wolfe and Meisner to be sent out of the United States. Heldt says
that as long as there are no bodies, the FBI will have nothing to
investigate. Weigand counters that if no bodies are found, then the FBI
will look even more deeply and find the connection between Wolfe and
Meisner and the Church of Scuentology: Weigand explains that Meisner has
given the FBI an address close to his real residence where, by canvas,
the FBI might find someone who will identify the photograph on his
counterfeit IRS credentials. The FBI not only has Meisner's and Wolfe's
handwriting on the Courthouse and library logs, but also Meisner's
fingerprints on his false IRS identification card. (?!?)

Weigand suggests that if Wolfe allows himself to be arrested and
gives the proper cover story, the investigation can be contained. Then,
following Wolfe's plea of guilty, Meisner will surrender, give the same
cover story as Wolfe, and enter a guilty plea. This, Weigand says, will
terminate the investigation with little or no connection to Scientology.
Heldt directs Weigand and Meisner to discuss both plans, and detail one
of them and present it to him for his final approval. Weigand and
Meisner return to Weigand's office where Willardson joins them. During
the meeting, Mitchell Hermann, aka Mike Cooper, informs them that Wolfe
has left D.C. and is to arrive in L.A. later that evening. Hermann then
joins the meeting for a short period.

The three men draft Weigand's ideas, then Weigand types it up and
takes it to Heldt. Some fifteen minutes later, Weigand returns to his
office and tells Willardson and Meisner that Heldt has approved the
plan. They decide to meet again next morning to prepare the cover story
with Wolfe. Weigand directs Meisner to change his appearance with the
assistance of Weigand's secretary, Janet Finn. Willardson and Meisner
then have dinner, after which Meisner is returned to the Holiday Inn.
OUTPOINTS: INCORRECTLY INCLUDED FINGERPRINTS, OMITTED DATA: Why didn't
the Stipulation, in describing the fake-I.D.-making incident [see
database entry for 15 March 1976 (and beware the Ides of March)] say
anything about Wolfe and Meisner having to take each other's
fingerprints in order to make the cards? It only talks about their
having to take each other's pictures, but mentions nothing about the
crucial issue of fingerprints. Oh, well, it isn't really important, is
it? Nah, just fingerprints. Yeah, anybody could be that FUCKING STUPID,
to put their fingerprints on fake government I.D.s. Happy 13th.
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Sunday, 13 June 1976
Kima Douglas checks in at National Airport in the morning with her
elderly "father" (LRH) for a flight to Los Angeles. Travelling under
false names, they sit together in the first-class cabin and watch an
adventure movie, featuring a spectacular hang-glider rescue. At LAX,
they are met by a limousine and driven to Overland Avenue in Culver
City, where Gerry Armstrong has rented four adjoining apartments.
Armstrong has already set up a telex link. Special decoder equipment is
installed to provide direct secure communications with Clearwater and
the Guardian's Office in Los Angeles, code-named Beta. Overland Avenue's
code name is Alpha. Back at the brownstone on Q Street in Georgetown,
the occupants are toiling in and out of the house, loading boxes into
two U-Haul trailers parked outside. They leave that night for the long
drive across the continent to Los Angeles.
OUTPOINTS: INCORRECTLY INCLUDED INSANITY, CONTRARY FACTS: We are to
believe that in December of 1972 [see entry for 4, when there was just a
RUMOUR that LRH would extradicted from Morocco to France on mere
allegations of fraud, he fled Morocco for ten months of deep hiding in
the United States. Yet here, with MOUNTAINS of evidence supposedly
accumulated proving break-ins, burglaries, buggings, and thefts at US
government agencies, all stacked up, filed, and waiting in Guardian's
Offices around the country, that he merely gets on a plane
for.........Culver City, California? To set up a film crew in the
desert? Right.
SOURCE: Bare Faced Messiah, Chapter 20

Monday, 14 June 1976
Richard Weigand's communicator, Janet Finn, meets Michael Meisner at
approximately 9:00 a.m. at his motel room. She cuts his hair, then dyes
it red. Meisner shaves his mustache. Establishment Officer (Esto O)
Peeter Alvet meets Meisner and gives him approximately $200 to obtain
contact lenses. Meisner goes to an optometrist (Dr. Gerald Nankin) on
Hollywood Boulevard and purchases soft contact lenses. At approximately
1:00 p.m. Weigand, Gregory Willardson, and Gerald Wolfe arrive at the
Holiday Inn to create the cover story to be given by Wolfe to the FBI.
Weigand informs Meisner that Mitchell Hermann, aka Mike Cooper, is on a
plane on his way to D.C. to assume, temporarily, the position of
Assistant Guardian for Information until Richard Kimmel can be brought
back from WorldWide where he has been undergoing training for that
position. During the next hour the following cover story is prepared:
Wolfe and Meisner met in February 1976 in a District of Columbia bar (to
be selected later), and struck up a friendship. Meisner introduced
himself as "John Foster." Meisner told Wolfe he was a law student at
Georgetown University School of Law. Wolfe informed Meisner that he
worked at IRS. They met on a number of occasions. Then in mid-March
1976, after having drunk heavily at a few different bars, Meisner
mentioned that he had never been to the IRS, and Wolfe offered to take
him on a tour of the building. Wolfe took Meisner to the IRS, signed him
in, and took him on a tour of the first floor. Inadvertently, according
to the story, they stumbled upon the identification roomÑwhich had an
open door. They went in and as a lark decided to make identification
cards for themselves. Wolfe made Meisner an I.D. card and typed in the
name "John Foster." Meisner then made an I.D. card for Wolfe, who had
decided to use the name "Thomas Blake." On a subsequent occasion, Wolfe
and Mr. Meisner met at a bar, and after a few drinks, Wolfe asked
Meisner to teach him how to do legal research so he could get a better
job. Meisner agreed to do so if Wolfe would, as a return favor, look up
some information for him at the IRS for a paper Meisner was writing on
section 501 (c)(6) of the IRS Code (the section dealing with exempt
organizations). They decided that the District of Columbia Bar
Association Library in the United States Courthouse was the most
convenient for them. Thus, on May 21, 28 and June 11, they went to the
Courthouse to use the D.C. Bar Association Library where Meisner taught
Wolfe legal research. While there, they were directed by the cleaning
personnel to the photocopying machines within the United States
Attorney's Office. They used those machines to photocopy cases in law
books and their own notes from those books. However, they had no idea
that they were within the United States Attorney's Office. After the
confrontation with the FBI agents, Wolfe and Meisner were so upset that
they forgot to set up a further meeting. Since Wolfe did not know where
Meisner lived, he could not contact Meisner again, and therefore, could
not give the FBI his location. End of story. After Weigand, Willardson,
Wolfe and Meisner had outlined the cover story, Weigand instructs them
to write out "mission orders" for Mitchell Hermann in D.C., write out
the cover story, and drill Wolfe on it. Weigand leaves, and Wolfe calls
his office at the IRS in D.C. to determine, "through a friend, whether
anyone, such as the FBI, had made any inquiries regarding him." In the
process, he requests that his friend notify his supervisor that he will
not be at work "the next day." The three individuals then
preparedwritten "mission orders" for Mitchell Hermann/Mike Cooper. Those
orders require Hermann/Cooper to: (1) keep in constant contact with
Wolfe; (2) locate an attorney for Wolfe so that he can test the
plausibility of the concocted story on someone other than the FBI; and
(3) supervise Wolfe pending his arrest. They then write out the cover
story, give a copy to Wolfe and drill him on the story. At approximately
7:00 p.m., Meisner checks out of his motel room, and, together with
Willardson, drives Wolfe to the airport where Wolfe takes a night flight
to Baltimore-Washington International Airport. Meisner stays that night
at Willardson's home on Roxbury Drive in Beverly Hills. NOTE: The
Stipulation asserts that Keith Shelton, Chief of the National Office
Branch of the IRS and custodian of the time and attendance records,
states that Wolfe used eight hours of sick leave on June 14, 1976.
OUTPOINTS: ADDED INAPPLICABLE BEVERLY HILLS ADDRESS: How does Gregory
Willardson manage to live on Roxbury Drive in Beverly Hills on a GO
salary? Anybody? Anybody?
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Tuesday, 15 June 1976
In Washington, D.C., Mitchell Hermann, aka Mike Cooper, meets with
Gerald Wolfe. They discuss the cover plan, story and the attorney who is
to be selected for Wolfe. Wolfe then meets with his attorney and
presents him with the cover story which had been prepared the previous
day. NOTE: The Stipulation asserts that Keith Shelton, Chief of the
National Office Branch of the IRS and custodian of the time and
attendance records, states that Wolfe used six hours of sick leave and
two hours of annual leave on June 15, 1976.
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Tuesday, 15 June 1976
In Los Angeles, Michael Meisner, who begins to use the alias "Jeff
Murphy," moves to Richard Weigand's house on Westmoreland Street, near
Wilshire Boulevard (where he stays for the remainder of the summer).
Weigand directs Meisner to prepare a complete report on his activities
as Assistant Guardian for Information in D.C., and on all pending
activities there as required by Guardian's Office procedures when an
official leaves a post. For the next few days, Meisner, working in
Weigand's office, prepares the report as directed.
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Tuesday, 15 c. June 1976
In Culver City , Gerald Armstrong reportedly gets into an argument with
Mary Sue Hubbard's communicator (secretary) after which LRH deems
Armstrong a "security risk" and has him "removed from the property and
locked up and guarded for three weeks in the Scientology intelligence
office [GO] in Los Angeles." [NOTE: Good timing for that argument,
Gerry! Wow, you were controlling ALL of his communication lines through
all the "Snow White" mess, and then magically get yourself removed just
at the crucial time. Luck o' the Irish, I guess. Irish, right? Which
agency?--Ed.]
SOURCE: Text file: "corydon.txt," a version of Bent Corydon's book,
"Messiah or Madman," as found on the Internet

Friday, 18 June 1976
Michael Meisner presents his completed report to Richard Weigand. In his
report, Meisner explains how he has burglarized government offices,
including the manner in which he had forcibly opened doors, and
supervised covert operatives. He identifies the current covert
operatives who are still operating, and itemizes what remains for them
to accomplish. He also describes his duties as Assistant Guardian for
Information.
OUTPOINTS: ADDED FALSEHOOD: Calling this a "report" is absurd; it's a
written confession, which only a fool or a plant would write.
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Monday, 21 June 1976
Richard Weigand sends a copy of his lengthy, encoded 11 June 1976 [see]
report (outlining the events which have taken place in the US Courthouse
in D.C. involving Gerald Wolfe and Michael Meisner and the FBI) to CS-G
Assistant for Information Jimmy Mulligan.
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Monday, 21 June 1976
Gregory Willardson issues mission orders to Michael Meisner which have
been approved by Richard Weigand and Henning Heldt. These orders direct
Meisner to go to Dallas, Texas, to attend the American Medical
Association Convention, and then to New York to resolve a local
Guardian's Office matter.
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Wednesday, 23 June 1976
Minutes of Meeting: "At a special call meeting of the Board of Directors
of [HASI, Inc.] held in Los Angeles, California on the 23rd day of June,
1976, all Directors were either present or represented by proxy or
signed waiver of notice, and each Director duly signed a written waiver
of said meeting and consent that it be held. Upon motion made by Anne L.
Ursprung Burgess and seconded by Lynn McNeil, the following resolutions
were unanimously carried: RESOLVED: Anne L. Ursprung is hereby resigned
as Director and President of the Corporation. She is thanked for her
work. Sandra Miersdorff is hereby appointed as Director and President of
the Corporation. ..." Signed by Anne Ursprung Burgess, Lynn McNeil, and
Judy Weigand.
SOURCE: Microfiche record from Arizona Corporations Commission

Friday, 25c. June 1976
This is the estimated date for one of the following events, as quoted
directly from the Stipulation: "The defendant [Gerald] Wolfe, on three
other occasions, entered the main IRS building with the defendant
[Mitchell] Hermann, and Messrs. Joseph Alesi and Michael Baum, where he
made similar false IRS credentials for them." NOTE: No specific date is
given in the Stipulation for any of these three events. It only says
they are part of events that happened between "early April and late June
1976." Based on other clues, these three events are arbitrarily being
assigned to the dates 1 May, 1 June, and 25 June 1976.
OUTPOINTS: DROPPED OUT TIME: No dates given. CONTRARY FACTS, ADDED
FALSEHOOD: Of course this entry is ludicrous, as Wolfe has already been
confronted by the FBI, and is expecting to be arrested any day. So the
"late June" time assignment is another Stipulation lie. OMITTED FACT:
Also, when and why is Mitchell Hermann in D.C.?
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Monday, 28 June 1976
In a letter, Deputy Guardian for Information WorldWide Mo Budlong
requests that Richard Weigand obtain a copy of the DeFeo Report, which
he says is "classified by Executive Order and is not available on overt
lines."
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Wednesday, 30 June 1976
At 2:30 p.m. Gerald Wolfe is arrested in the main IRS building by FBI
Special Agent Christine Hansen. He is charged with the use and
possession of a forged official pass of the United States, in violation
of 18 U.S. Code, Section 499, and arraigned before United States
Magistrate Henry H. Kennedy, Jr. (U.S. Mag. No. 76-930 M (Cr)).

On the same day, Assistant Guardian for Information in the District
of Columbia Richard "Rick" Kimmel notifies Mitchell Hermann, aka Mike
Cooper, of Wolfe's arrest. Hermann/Cooper then informs Richard Weigand
that Wolfe has been arrested by the FBI, that he has been arraigned, and
released on his own recognizance pending a preliminary hearing. As a
condition of his release, Wolfe is to submit handwriting exemplars to
the FBI.

Hermann/Cooper tells Weigand that all covert activities in the
District of Columbia have been ordered "shut down," that "sensitive
material" has been moved to another office, and that "Kelly" (another
covert name for Wolfe) "has been briefed to carry out his part." He
also tells Weigand that all data on "Jeff" (Michael Meisner's alias at
the time) has been taken out of the organization.
OUTPOINTS: SMOKING GUNÑOMITTED DATA, ADDED TIME, UNCANNY COINCIDENCE:
Why did the FBI wait19 days before arresting Wolfe? Wolfe is arrested
ONE DAY before the specified date in this: "Rule 4(a)(1) of the Rules of
the United States District Court for the District of Columbia provides
that indictments are to be returned within forty-five days of any arrest
which occurred prior to July 1, 1976." And yet, some time later, for
some unknown reason, WOLFE WAIVES THE PROTECTION HE ENJOYS UNDER THIS
RULE! [See database entry for 20 February 1977.] No indictment was
forthcoming in the required 45 days after this arrest, YET HE WAIVES THE
RULE! He GIVES the prosectution all the time they need to indict!
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78-401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Thursday, 01 July 1976
Richard Weigand writes a letter to Deputy Guardian for Information
WorldWide Mo Budlong, informing him of the arrest of Gerald Wolfe.
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78-401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Thursday, 01 July 1976
In a letter entitled "Re: Mike and the FSM," Mary Sue Hubbard states to
Richard Weigand that "[F]rom an investigative point of view it was
really too easy for the opposition. All they had to do was to trace the
common enrty [sic] points of the log back for both Mike and the FSM
[Wolfe] until they arrived at the point where the FSM used his correct
ID card." She urges Weigand to keep her informed of what has happened to
the FSM, Wolfe.
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78-401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Thursday, 01 c. July 1976
"Among early telex messages to arrive at Alpha was the news that Gerald
Wolfe, agent Silver, had been arrested at his desk at the IRS building
in Washington and a warrant had been issued for the arrest of Michael
Meisner, who was missing from his home. Hubbard was not surprised by
Meisner's disappearance--he was staying at Beta, where he was being
provided with a new appearance and identity. Mary Sue's plan was that he
should 'lose himself' in some large city."
SOURCE: Bare Faced Messiah, Chapter 20

Friday, 02 July 1976
In a letter, Richard Weigand responds to Mary Sue Hubbard's 1 July 1976
[see] inquiry. He informs her that Gerald Wolfe "(Silver)" is about to
submit his resignation to the IRS to avoid being suspended. He says the
prosecutor in the case has been told that Wolfe had obtained his
identification card as part of "[a] lark gone sour." He adds that an
additional $800 will be needed to "cover the balance of the retainer" of
Wolfe's attorney. He also states that Wolfe has been "instructed... [to]
go nowhere near the org [Church of Scientology] and...have no personal
contact with the case officer [Kimmel] either." He concludes that it is
still possible that Wolfe will be "given minimal punishment" and that
the matter will terminate without any connection to the Church of
Scientology. In a letter to Mo Budlong of same date, regarding "Silver,"
Weigand updates the information regarding Wolfe's arrest. In the letter,
Weigand reiterates the information that was in his letter to Mary Sue
Hubbard. On the same date, Mitchell Hermann, aka Mike Cooper, inquires
of Weigand whether Mary Sue Hubbard, in her letter of 1 July 1976, "is
looking toward Silver [Wolfe] denying the use of the false ID card and
then it not being able to be proven that he had actually used one."
Hermann/Cooper recommends that "we go ahead with the worked out cover
story".
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78-401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Monday, 05 c. July 1976
Gerald Armstrong: "Ô[H]e [LRH] ordered me and my wife Terri
[Gillham-Armstrong-Gamboa] back to Florida, to the Clearwater base.
There a telex from him awaited us ordering us to the RPF. I spent a
total of 17 months on the RPF and was put in charge of it for some 12
months. Tonja Burden was also assigned there.'"
SOURCE: Gerald Armstrong, as quoted from an affidavit in a text file:
"corydon.txt," a version of Bent Corydon's book, "Messiah or Madman," as
found on the Internet

Tuesday, 06 July 1976
In a response to Mo Budlong's 28 June 1976 [see] letter, Richard Weigand
informs Budlong that the DeFeo report has already been stolen
(ostensibly taken from the DOJ offices of Harold R. Tyler Jr. and Togo
D. West, Jr.) by Guardian's Office operatives (uh, that would be Meisner
and Wolfe), and that he is appending excerpted copies of the report.
Weigand also explains that as part of "Op [Operation] Chaos Leak," a
portion of the report has been leaked to the press (The Village Voice),
but that the operation has had to be dropped because of current
complications (uh, that would be Meisner and Wolfe).
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Wednesday, 07 July 1976
Upon his return to Los Angeles (from his mission to Dallas and New
York), Michael Meisner is appointed National Secretary for the United
States by Guardian WorldWide Jane Kember.
OUTPOINTS: Oh, fuck it...
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Friday, 09 July 1976
A letter is sent to the Arizona Corporations Commission: "Dear Sir, This
is to inform you...that the Bord of Directors and Officers of HUBBARD
ASSOCIATION OF SCIENTOLOGISTS, INTERNATIONAL, INC. have been changed as
follows: Sandra Miersdorff - Director and President. Lynn McNeil -
Director and Vice-President. Judy Weigand - Director and Secretary. ..."
The letter is signed " Daniel M. Feeley, Jr."
SOURCE: Microfiche record from Arizona Corporations Commission

Thursday, 15 July 1976
Allard vs. CSC case is lost by CSC on appeal. $100,000 plus costs
awarded to Allard.
SOURCE: Appeal Court ruling in: L. Gene ALLARD, Plaintiff,
Cross-Defendant and Respondent, v. CHURCH OF SCIENTOLOGY OF CALIFORNIA,
Defendant, Cross-Complainant and Appellant. Civ. 45562. Court of Appeal,
Second District, Division 2, California. Hearing Denied July 15, 1976

Tuesday, 27 c. July 1976
THIS ENTRY IS A SMOKING GUN BALD-FACED LIE FROM THE STIPULATION: Here is
the exact language, referring to a third and final entry, by Gerald
Wolfe and Michael Meisner, into the office of Howard Rosen and Thomas
Crate at IRS's OIO: "The two men [Meisner and Wolfe] made a third and
final entry at the end of July, but no more recent documents on the
audit [of L. Ron Hubbard and Mary Sue Hubbard] were found.That time as
well, the defendant Wolfe and Mr. Meisner entered the building using Mr.
Meisner's counterfeit IRS identification card, and regained entry to the
office with the assistance of a cleaning lady." SEE OUTPOINTS, BELOW.
OUTPOINTS: SMOKING GUNÑCONTRARY FACTS: There is no possible way that
this illegal entry into IRS offices could have occurred at "the end of
July," as asserted. Wolfe has already been arrested, and Meisner is on
the lam in Los Angeles, and the Hubbard audit ended in June with a
payment of an "adjustment tax." So even the most devoted Stipulation
apologists, wanting to say that the Stipulatoin-writers meant "June"
here instead of ÔJuly" have no caseÑthe audit was ended before "the end
of June." SMOKING GUN. THE STIPULATION CONTAINS LIES.
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Wednesday, 28 July 1976
Gerald Wolfe appears with his attorney, Lawrence Speiser, Esquire,
before United States Magistrate Henry H. Kennedy, Jr. for a preliminary
hearing. Magistrate Kennedy finds that probable cause exists, and
orders the case "bound over for the action of the Grand Jury."
OUTPOINTS: SMOKING GUN--OMITTED DATA, DROPPED-OUT TIME, ADDED CONFUSION:
Gerald Wolfe, at the date of this entry, is protected by the following:
"Rule 4(a)(1) of the Rules of the United States District Court for the
District of Columbia provides that indictments are to be returned within
forty-five days of any arrest which occurred prior to July 1, 1976."
Wolfe was arrested on 30 June 1976--one day prior to July 1, 1976, and
so definitely covered by the 45-day indictment rule. That means that the
government only has until 3 September 1976 [see] to return an
indictment. YET NO GRAND JURY IS EVEN SWORN IN, ACCORDING TO THE
STIPULATION, UNTIL 13 OCTOBER 1976 [see]. (Then we learn--much later in
the Stipulation--that at some unspecified time Wolfe WAIVED this 45-day
protection!) Other confusion is generated in the Stipulation about how
many Grand Juries there were for this case [see also database entry for
8 October and 15 December 1976].
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78-401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Saturday, 31 July 1976
In a compliance report to GPgmO 302, target 5, Cindy Raymond sends
Richard Weigand a list of priorities for the "penetration of National
Agencies." She appends to her CSW a list of 136 government agencies
which are to be infiltrated. These include: the Administrative Office
of the U.S. Courts, the CIA, The Executive Office of the U.S. Attorneys,
the FBI, and many other agencies. Also included are a number of U.S.
Embassies and consulates abroad.
OUTPOINTS: ADDED INAPPLICABLE B/S: Let me get this straight; Gerald
Wolfe, just three days before, on 28 June 1976 [see], has been bound
over to a Grand Jury, and Cindy Raymond now cheerfully lists136 agencies
"which are to be infiltrated?" Including the FBI. (Reminds me of an old
joke about an ant crawling up an elephant's leg with rape in his eyes.)
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Thursday, 05 August 1976
Magistrate Henry H. Kennedy issues a sealed warrant for the arrest of
Michael Meisner for the use of a forged official pass of the United
States, in violation of 18 U.S. Code, Section 499.
OUTPOINTS: SMOKING GUNÑINCORRECTLY INCLUDED GIANT LEAP OF LOGIC: How the
hell did Kennedy get Meisner's real name? According to "The Story" Wolfe
is supposed to tell [see database entry for 14 June 1976], Wolfe only
knows Meisner as "John Foster"! The FBI doesn't have Meisner's real
nameÑthey only have the fake I.D. in the name John Foster. More proof
that this Stipulation is hogwash, unless Wolfe turned Meisner in. But if
he had, then Wolfe, not Meisner, would have been State's evidence
witness, and Meisner, not Wolfe, would have gone to jail. This
Stipulation is hogwash. Somebody is lying.
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78-401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Wednesday, 11 August 1976
FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley announces a major reorganization of the
Bureau. Kelley says that the Bureau's Domestic Intelligence
investigations are being transferred to the General Investigations
Division.
OUTPOINTS: YET-ANOTHER-AMAZING-COINCIDENCE: Good timing, Clarence!
Domestic Intelligence hasn't had a flaming thing to do with all the
Scientology-related events for the previous three years, have they,
Clarence?
SOURCE: Encyclopedia Britannica Book of the Year World Chronology,
1965-1983Encyclopedia Britannica Book of the Year World Chronology,
1965-1983

Sunday, 15 c. August 1976
CSG Assistant for Information Jimmy Mulligan informs Michael Meisner
that Sharon Thomas has overheard a conversation in Mr. Paul Figley's
office at the Department of Justice in which it was stated that a sealed
warrant has been issued in D.C. for Meisner's arrest.
OUTPOINTS: DROPPED-OUT TIME: Only date is given as "mid-August." ADDED
FALSEHOOD: If this information comes directly to Michael Meisner from
Mary Sue Hubbard's (CSG) Assistant, why does Mary Sue Hubbard not get
informed about the warrant until TWO WEEKS LATER [see 30 August and 1
September 1976 entries], after the FBI agents have visited Moxon? And
why does Meisner SEEM not to have known about it when HE gets notified
on 30 August 1976. Also, what is the line that Jimmy Mulligan has
directly to Michael Meisner?
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78-401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Monday, 30 August 1976
FBI Special Agents Joseph Jackson and John Pavlansky go to the offices
of the Church of Scientology at 2125 S Street, N.W., in Washington,
D.C., to attempt to locate Michael Meisner. They are met there by
Assistant Guardian for Legal Bureau Kendrick "Rick" Moxon. They explain
to Moxon that they are acting on behalf of the Office of the United
States Attorney for the District of Columbia, and are attempting to
locate Mr. Meisner because an arrest warrant has been issued for him on
August 5, 1976, charging him with forgery of United States Government
identification cards. They tell Moxon that they want to inform him and
all others concerned of Mr. Meisner's status so that they can notify him
and help him "avoid putting himself in a fugitive status." They warn
Moxon that anyone who aids Mr. Meisner in remaining a fugitive will be
"guilty of a criminal act under the harboring of criminals statute."
Moxon informs the agents that he does not know where Mr. Meisner is.
Moxon immediately notifies his superior, Mary Rezzonico, the Deputy
Guardian for the Legal Bureau in the United States, and appends to his
letter the harboring of fugitives statute, emphasizing that it provides
for a penalty of a 115 year sentence and $2,000 maximum fine.
OUTPOINTS: SMOKING GUN LIE, ALTERED SEQUENCE: Why didn't Moxon know
about this back in "mid-August" when Sharon Thomas and Jimmy Mulligan
knew?
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78-401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Monday, 30 August 1976
Richard Weigand notifies Mary Sue Hubbard that he has "Just received
word that Mike [Meisner] had a warrant out for his arrest." He adds that
"[T]he plan at this time is to hide Mike out. It appears that the safest
place to do this is in Europe somewhere." He says: "My actions are as
follows 1. Immediately remove M [Meisner] from all GO connected spaces
and get him into a motel. 2. Further alter his appearance. 3. Get with
legal for legal opinion to include what the statue [sic] of limitations
is on this offence. 4. Work out how to obtain M the necessary papers to
get him out of the country. 5. Obtain the papers. 6. Get him out of the
country."
OUTPOINTS: ALTERED SEQUENCE, OMITTED DATA: Why wasn't Weigan informed
about the warrant by Jimmy Mulligan and Sharon Thomas, back in
"mid-August"? [See database entry for 15 August 1976.]
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Monday, 30 August 1976
In the evening, Richard Weigand contacts Michael Meisner and requests
him to come to Weigand's office (which has since been moved to a
warehouse in Glendale, California[?]). In the presence of Mitchell
Hermann, aka Mike Cooper, and Assistant Guardian for Information in
Clearwater, Florida, Joe Lisa, Weigand informs Meisner of the
outstanding warrant for his arrest, and instructs him to sever all
outward connections to the Guardian's Office. He tells Meisner that
Hermann will assist him in moving out of the Weigand residence into a
motel. He also removes Meisner from the position of National Secretary
for the United States. Meisner is given funds for the motel. With
Hermann's assistance, Meisner moves to the RegaLodge at 200 West
Colorado Boulevard, in Glendale, where he registers as "Jeff Burns".
OUTPOINTS: OMITTED FACT: Why is Mitchell Hermann suddenly back in L.A.?
He's supposed to be running things in D.C. ALTERED SEQUENCE: Meisner
was supposedly informed in "mid-August" [see database entry for 15
August 1976.] OMITTED FACT: Why hadn't Meisner told Weigand and his
other seniors when Jimmy Mulligan supposedly informed Meisner about the
warrant in mid-August?
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78-401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Wednesday, 01 c. September 1976
Mary Sue Hubbard responde to Richard Weigand's 30 August 1976 [see]
letter (regarding the arrest warrant for Michael Meisner, and the plan
to get him out of the country) as follows: "Wonder how they got a lead
onto him? On getting him abroad, unless you have good ID for him
different than his own, it might be dangerous. He would better be "lost"
in some large city where it would be difficlut [sic] to find him. What a
shame."
OUTPOINTS: DROPPED-OUT TIME: No exact date is given for this letter, but
it has to come between 30 August 1976, and 2 September 1976, when
Weigand responds. OMITTED DATA, DROPPED OUT TIME: How are these letters
travelling so quickly between Weigand, in L.A., and MSH, in Florida?
SMOKING GUN LIEÑAnd why didn't Mary Sue Hubbard know about this back in
"mid-August" when Sharon Thomas and Jimmy Mulligan (Mary Sue's
Assistant) supposedly knew about it?!
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78-401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Wednesday, 01 September 1976
Michael Meisner moves to the Bon Air Motel at 1727 North Western Avenue
in L.A., where he stays until September 8. He registers there as "Jeff
Marks." During that time, Mitchell Hermann, aka Mike Cooper, orders
Meisner to change his appearance so as to create "the image of an aging
guy wanting to look hip as a means of regaining his youth a bit," to
wear a "mod wardrobe," to shave his head, to wear contact lenses, to
have a tooth capped, to lose or gain some weight, and to wear earth
shoes to change his posture..
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78-401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Thursday, 02 September 1976
Richad Weigand responds to Mary Sue Hubbard's inquiry that he does not
know how the FBI had connected "John M. Foster" to Michael Meisner. He
suggests, however, that they "might have been able to locate his former
apartment house and have his photograph identified by a tenant."
OUTPOINTS: ADDED INAPPLICABLE B/S EXPLANATION: So, still, nobody knows
how Meisner's identity got revealed to the FBI. Well, it's really just a
minor point, isn't it? Let's all just not worry about it, just forget
it. Move along, move along. Nothing to see here.
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78-401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Friday, 03 September 1976
Richard Weigand notifies Mitchell Hermann, aka Mike Cooper, that Henning
Heldt has issued new orders relating to "Jeff Murphy"ÑMichael Meisner's
alias at the time.Weigand suggests that Los Angeles is a better place to
hide Meisner since it is "a huge city and he can get lost here very
successfully," while still being close to the Guardian's Office. Weigand
directs Hermann/Cooper to give this matter "top priority and lets [sic]
get it done."
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78-401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Friday, 03 September 1976
IMPORTANT: Counting only business (court) days, and allowing for two
intervening official holidays, this is the date by which the United
States Attorney's Office in D.C. would have HAD to return an indictment
on Gerald Wolfe, IF WOLFE HAD NOT VOLUNTARILY WAIVED HIS PROTECTION
UNDER THE FOLLOWING RULE, quoted from the Stipulation: "Rule 4(a)(1) of
the Rules of the United States District Court for the District of
Columbia provides that indictments are to be returned within forty-five
days of any arrest which occurred prior to July 1, 1976." This is
amazing! Wolfe was arrested ONE DAY prior to 1 July 1976, on 30 June
1976 [see]! So he was still covered, and could have gotten off scott
free, because no indictment was returned by this date! But he WAIVED
this protection, and had to have waived it PRIOR to this date! NOTE:
This date IS NOT MENTIONED IN THE STIPULATION. It has been computed from
clues found elsewhere in the Stipulation, buried in obfuscating
language. But Wolfe's WAIVER now makes possible the "October 1976 Grand
Jury," which ultimately grills Wolfe on 10 June 1977 and seals the case!
OUTPOINTS: SMOKING GUN--OMITTED FACTS, DROPPED-OUT TIME, ADDED
INAPPLICABLE COOPERATION, CONTRARY FACTS: The Stipulation of Evidence
gives NO DETAILS of this waiver, which was absolutely VITAL to the
government's case. Without Wolfe, they had no case. And vital to
understanding the significance of this waiver, is recognition that the
Stipulation ONLY depicts Wolfe as a dedicated GO player who is the key
to the GO'S "cover-up." In fact, the Stipulation is MUTE on this crucial
waiver until it vaguely describes a period FIVE MONTHS LATER
(February-March 1977), in which it claims the cover-up had "slowed
considerably," partly "because of the defendant [Gerald] Wolfe's waiver
of the rule requiring an indictment within forty-five days of arrest."
[See database entry for 20 c. February c. 1977]. And the Stipulation
never tells WHEN Wolfe waived, WHY he did, or submits the waiver as
EVIDENCE. So Wolfe voluntarily handed the government all the time they
needed to build their case, and then does not even appear before a Grand
Jury until 10 months later, on 10 June 1977 [see]. But, naw, he wasn't
working for the government. Uh-uh.
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78-401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Friday, 10 September 1976
Michael Meisner moves to the Westgate Hotel located at 445 South Western
Avenue in L.A, and registers as "Jeff Mark." At midnight, "as a result
of new developments in the District of Columbia," Meisner is moved by
Gregory Willardson and Mitchel Hermann, aka Mike Cooper, to the Wilshire
Dunes Motel.
OUTPOINTS: ADDED INAPPLICABLE DATA, OMITTED DATA: What are these "new
developments?" The Stipulation cites nothing happening in D.C. on 10
September that would warrant moving Meisner in the dead of night.
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78-401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Friday, 10 c. September 1976
"Pursuant to a Guardian's Office directive," a San Diego police
lieutenant named Warren Young, who is a Scientologist, makes an inquiry
through the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) computer to
determine the specifics of the arrest warrant issued for Michael
Meisner. The NCIC check reveals that the Meisner warrant is for the
forgery of government identification cards. The FBI then contacts police
lieutenant Young to find out why he has made the inquiry. Young tells
the FBI that he had made the NCIC check because he had arrested Meisner
for a pedestrian violation the previous day in San Diego.
OUTPOINTS: DROPPED OUT TIME, OMITTED DIRECTIVE: There is no accurate
date given for this incident; it is only recounted in retrospect by
Mitchell Hermann, aka Mike Cooper, in a conversation with Michael
Meisner on 20 September 1976 [see]. And WHAT "Guardian's Office
directive? Where is it? What is the date? Who issued it?
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78-401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

Saturday, 11 September 1976
In the wee hours of the morning, Michael Meisner is moved by Gregory
Willardson and Mitchell Hermann, aka Mike Cooper, to the Wilshire Dunes
Motel at 4300 Wilshire Boulevard in Los Angeles. He registers as "Jeff
Marks," and stays until September 12.
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78-401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.