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

Monday, 13 September 1976
Michael Meisner goes to the Sunset 8 Motel at 6516 Sunset Boulevard, and
stays through 14 September 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.

Wednesday, 15 September 1976
Michael Meisner registers at the Burbank Hotel in Burbank, California,
where he stays until early October. NOTE: Meisner pays for the hotels
and motels he has been staying in with Guardian's Office funds supplied
to him by Mitchell Hermann, aka Mike Cooper, who is his immediate
contact.
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, 15 September 1976
Television news reporter Daniel Schorr refuses to tell "a US
congressional committee" how he obtained the "Pike Committee" report [on
intelligence activities, citing his rights under the First Amendment.
The committee does not hold him in contempt.
SOURCE: Encyclopedia Britannica Book of the Year World Chronology,
1965-1983Encyclopedia Britannica Book of the Year World Chronology,
1965-1983

Thursday, 16 September 1976
In a handwritten letter, Duke Snider states to Richard Weigand that
"[i]t looks as though AG SD [Assistant Guardian for San Diego] has set C
of S [Church of Scientology] up to be accused of conspiring with this
policeman [Warren Young] to violate the law." He directs Weigand to
take the necessary steps to handle the matter. On the same day, Weigand
responds to Snider that, while he does not know whether the policeman is
"cool", he knows that the police officer is a lieutenant who "is on SCN
(Scientology] lines." He observes that they "have laid a nice false lead
for the FBI which cant [sic] help but help us while dispersing their
investigation. This according to reliable sources is one thing that can
draw an investigation to a quik [sic] close." Snider, in a handwritten
notation, thanks Weigand and says he is "glad to see it is under
control".
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, 18 September 1976
In a letter, Mary Sue Hubbard informs Richard Weigand that she has "at
last gotten a copy of the warrant" for the arrest of Michael Meisner.
She concludes that there is "the need to establish an alibi for MM."
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, 20 September 1976
Mitchell Hermann, aka Mike Cooper, meets with Michael Meisner for some
two hours. Meisner tells Hermann/Cooper that he is absolutely opposed to
leaving the country. Hermann/Cooper advises Mr. Meisner that, pursuant
to a Guardian's Office directive, a San Diego police lieutenant has made
an inquiry through the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) computer
to determine the specifics of the arrest warrant which had been issued
for Meisner on August 5. Hermann/Cooper says that the NCIC check
revealed that the Meisner warrant was for the forgery of government
identification cards. He tells Meisner that the FBI has contacted the
police lieutenant to find out why he had made that inquiry, and that San
Diego police lieutenant Warren Young, a member of the Church of
Scientology, told the FBI that he had made the NCIC check because he had
arrested Mr. Meisner for a pedestrian violation in San Diego.
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, 22 September 1976
Richard Weigand responds to Mary Sue Hubbard's 18 September 1976 [see]
letter, expressing his belief that her plan will "encounter
difficulties" in view of the fact that the FBI has Gerald Wolfe's and
Michael Meisner's handwriting on the log books of the Courthouse. He
states his opinion that establishing an alibi as she bad suggested will
"come down to our word(s) against 2 FBI agents, cleaners and guards,
plus handwriting experts, ear (sic) experts and possibly fingerprint
experts." He concludes that there are two options open: "1. Turn Mike in
at the most opportune time (when we can get some better prediction of
what will be done with him and us, which as you wrote should follow the
handling of Silver.) 2. Not turn him over. Which means he hides or runs
for 5 years at least (that being the statute of limitations). The
worst," he says "from my viewpoint is that M would get 5 years in jail
and a $2000 fine that being the maximum for the action. Also, there
would be attempts to get him to turn or otherwise implicate us or others
in various wrong doings." He adds that "[i]f the investigation continues
I expect that more data will be turned up linking us with M's and others
[sic] actions." He asks Mary Sue Hubbard to send him her views.
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, 25 c. September 1976
"In late September 1976," FBI Special Agent Hansen requests the Church
of Scientology in Washington, D.C., to supply exemplars of Michael
Meisner's handwriting. In L.A., Cindy Raymond allegedly meets with
Meisner to discuss what should be given to the FBI, and allegedly
informs him that it has "been decided" to give false exemplars to the
FBI.
OUTPOINTS: OMITTED DATA, DROPPED OUT TIME: No date given for this FBI
"request," just "in late September 1976." WHO made the crucial and
stupid decision to "give false exemplars to the FBI"? ADDED INAPPLICABLE
ACQUIESCENCE, OMITTED SUBPOENA: Why does the GO just start caving in to
a "request" from an FBI agent for a CHURCH to provide evidence on
Meisner? What actual LINK does the FBI have between Meisner and the
Church? Why does the GO not require the FBI to get a subpoena for this
evidence they are seeking FROM A CHURCH, before they start figuring out
how they are going to supply it? The only existing warrant that has been
mentioned is an ARREST warrant for an individual named Michael
MeisnerÑnot a carte blanche warrant for a fishing expedition in the
Church of Scientology!
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, 28 September 1976
Deputy Guardian for Information WorldWide Mo Budlong, in a letter to
Richard Weigand entitled "Re: Murphy [Meisner]," says: "The answer for
this gentleman is to have him depart for some whereabouts wherein he can
obtain documents concerning his ability to drive but does not have to
give details of his life history, if you know what I mean, to obtain the
documents. Then he should find some out of the way large city where he
can rent himself a quiet place to do research or some such for an
article or a book or whatever. He can then live and work there for some
time undisturbed. Once Silver has completed his cycle we will have some
idea of which way things are moving and we will be able to ascertain
Murphy's next move, but for the time being he should keep himself fairly
exclusive. Silver should admit what he did but let his representative do
his talking for him and should not volunteer any further information. To
achieve this of course Silver and his representative will have to push
for the big event to occur as soon as possible. Once the Silver event is
over we can reassess the whole cycle in light of the data that comes up,
which you will have to work out some way of reporting to me. If any of
the above is not clear, please ask immediately as I don't want any
confusions on what has to be 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.

Thursday, 30 September 1976
In a letter to Richard Weigand, Mary Sue Hubbard states that she is
aware that the FBI has requested Michael Meisner handwriting exemplars,
and that those will be compared to the log books of the buildings
Meisner has entered. She requests of Weigand to furnish her with a list
of all the buildings Meisner had illegally entered. She allegedly says
that she is, "as of that date, fully aware of the existence of an arrest
warrant for Mr. Meisner."
OUTPOINTS: ADDED INAPPLICABLE ASSERTION: On 18 September 1976 [see],
Mary Sue Hubbard had notified Weigand that she had "at last gotten a
copy of the warrant." On 1 September 1976, she had responded to
Weigand's report to her on the issuance of the arrest warrant. So why
does she now, at this late date, suddenly state that she is "fully aware
oa the existence of an arrest warrant for Mr. Meisner"? More idiotic
Stipulation assertions, not backed up with actual quotes.
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, 01 October 1976
LRH and Mary Sue Hubbard move into La Quinta. The referenced source,
BFM, describes how the happy couple "began to enjoy a new life of
tranquillity on their ranch in the desert. The messengers noticed a
change in the Commodore; he was much more relaxed than formerly and
usually in good spirits."
SOURCE: Bare Faced Messiah, Chapter 20

Friday, 01 c. October 1976
"In early October 1976," Cindy Raymond decides that it will be best for
Michael Meisner to move from his motel to an apartment, thereby reducing
the expenses of the Guardian's Office. Paul Poulon, the Collections
Officer for the Information Bureau, rents an apartment for Meisner at
444 South Burlington Street in Los Angeles, California,
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, 01 c. October c. 1976
A DELINQUENT NOTICE is sent out from the Arizona Corporation Commission
to HASI, Inc, with the following statement: "Your corporation's annual
report for your fiscal year ending 04/30/76 is past due. A penalty of
20% of the base fee per month accrues after the fifteenth day of the
fourth month following your fiscal year ending date. Upon your failure
to comply before 01/22/77 the Commission will revoke the filing of your
Ariticles of Incorporation pursuant to A.R.S. 10-095. No further notice
will be sent to you relative to this matter." It is addressed to
"Hubbard Association of Scientologists International, Incorporated, P.O.
Box 242, Silver Springs, MD" It is marked "Return to Sender" with a
stamped notice, "Box closed--No Ord[illegible]." NOTE: The actual date
of postmark for this is illegible on the microfilm copy. This date is
estimated based on delinquent notices in former years, always on or
around the 1st of October.
SOURCE: Microfiche record from Arizona Corporations Commission

Tuesday, 05 c. October 1976
In order to respond to Mary Sue Hubbard's inquiry regarding the
buildings that Michael Meisner had "illegally entered," Cindy Raymond
meets with Meisner to get a list, and to get the details of those
entries. She relays the information to Richard Weigand
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, 06 October 1976
Michael Meisner moves into the apartment at 444 South Burlington Street
in Los Angeles, California, that has been rented for him by Paul Poulon,
the Collections Officer for the Information Bureau, on the instructions
of Cindy Raymond. Meisner is spending most of his days at local
libraries doing research on the security of government buildings, in
order to support one of the cover-up stories, viz., that he had entered
various government buildings to do an expose on the lack of security.
Raymond and Meisner meet approximately twice a week to discuss the
ongoing cover-up.
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, 08 October 1976
Weigand responds to Mary Sue Hubbard's 30 September 1976 [see] request
for information on the buildings Michael Meisner "illegally entered."
Weigand informs Mary Sue Hubbard that the buildings included the
Department of Justice, the Internal Revenue Service, the Office of
International Operations, as well as a number of other private and
Government buildings, including the Post Office, the Labor Department's
National Office, the Federal Trade Commission, the Department of the
Treasury, the U.S. Customs Building, the Drug Enforcement
Administration, the American Medical Association's law firm offices in
D.C., and the offices of the law firm representing the St. Petersburg
Times, also in D.C.. Weigand points out that he is in the process of
"working out a full cover that would cover the log book sign-ins along
the lines of they were done to reveal the insecurity within the
government for a series of articles that M [Meisner] would be writing as
exposes."
OUTPOINTS: CONTRARY FACTS: The Stipulation first describes this letter
as a "late October" event, then dates it as "8 October." (This could
possibly be a mistake by a secretary transcribing a dictated tape.)
PLUSPOINT: Well, somebody finally mentions the seive-like "security" of
the nation's most powerful organizations. Guess they had to give this a
nod somewhere; the whole fairy tale starts evaporating otherwise. But it
evaporates, anyway.
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, 08 October 1976
FBI Special Agent [Christine] Hansen serves upon Assistant Guardian for
the Legal Bureau in Washington, D.C. Kendrick "Rick" Moxon a Grand Jury
subpoena for all original known handwriting exemplars of Michael
Meisner, and the employment application and personnel records of Meisner
in the possession of the Church of Scientology. The subpoena is
returnable on 14 October 1976. Assistant Guardian for Information in the
District of Columbia Richard Kimmel immediately notifies Mitchell
Hermann, aka Mike Cooper of the service of the subpoena.
OUTPOINTS: ALTERED SEQUENCE, CONTRARY FACTS: How can there be a "Grand
Jury subpoena" on 8 October 1976, when the so-called "October 1976 Grand
Jury" isn't sworn in until 13 October 1976 [see]--five days later? [Is
there some legal provision that makes this possible?] It is odd that the
date on which this subpoena is "returnable" is one day AFTER the October
1976 Grand Jury is sworn in. Is there an EARLIER Grand Jury which fails
to endorse and return the US Attorney's Office indictment within the
required 45 days? If so, does this account for Wolfe's well-obfuscated
WAIVER of his protection, under Rule 4(a)(1) of the Rules of the United
States District Court for the District of Columbia, which provides that
indictments are to be returned within forty-five days of any arrest
which occurred prior to July 1, 1976? [See database entry for 3
September 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.

Saturday, 09 October 1976
In a memorandum, Mitchell Hermann, aka Mike Cooper, notifies Henning
Heldt and Richard Weigand about the subpoena for Michael Meisner's
handwriting exemplars. He also requests approval from Heldt and Weigand
for a mission by Randy Windment (the real name of Bruce Raymond), the
National Operations Officer for the Information Bureau in the United
States. Windment/Raymond is to go to D.C. to check the security of the
Guardian's Office and the covert operatives who are still
functioningÑnamely Sharon Thomas (also known as "Judy") and Nancy
Douglass (also known as "Pitts"). Both Weigand and Heldt sign their
approval of the mission.
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, 13 October 1976
Quoted from the Stipulation: "United States District Court Clerk James
F. Davey stated that the records of that court revealed that the October
1976 Grand Jury was sworn in on October 13, 1976, and that its term did
not expire until April 1978."
OUTPOINTS: SMOKING GUN--INCORRECTLY INCLUDED GRAND JURY, OMITTED DATA:
The date of this statement in the Stipulation of Evidence was extremely
perplexing, until the information about Gerald Wolfe waiving his
protection of a 45-day indictment was dug out of the smoke-screen
language of the Stipulation. Wolfe waived this protection: "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." Since Wolfe
was arrested on 30 June 1976, he was covered by the protection of this
rule, and the case would have dried up and blown away by 3 September
1976 [see] IF HE HADN'T VOLUNTARILY WAIVED THIS PROTECTION. This
"October 1976 Grand Jury" is what ultimately brought the whole GO down
after Wolfe's testimony to it--WHICH DOESN'T OCCUR FOR NINE MORE MONTHS,
on 10 June 1977 [see].
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, 14 October 1976
District of Columbia Assistant Guardian for the Legal Bureau Kendrick
"Rick" Moxon, submits (to the FBI?) an affidavit with nine pages of
handwritten material. In the affidavit, he states that he is unable to
locate a personnel file for Michael Meisner, and that the nine pages of
appended handwriting ae those of Meisner. (Then the Stipulation only
has this to say: "However, as the defendant [Cindy] Raymond stated to
Mr. Meisner in a meeting in late September 1976 [see database entry for
25 c. September 1976], Mr. Moxon had been directed to supply the
government with fake handwriting samples in lieu of Mr. Meisner's true
handwriting exemplars.")
OUTPOINTS: OMITTED FACT, CONTRARY FACTS: The Stipulation here
completely, though adroitly, skirts the issue of whether the handwriting
exemplars submitted by Moxon were or were not Meisners. This careful
wording in the Stipulation cannot be accidental. It seems to say that
Moxon submitted "fake handwriting exemplars," but it doesn't actually
say that. Why not? Why is Moxon being protected BY THE WORDING OF THE
GOVERNMENT'S OWN STIPULATION if he DID lie in his affidavit and submit
fake exemplars? Or did he submit real exemplars, defying his GO orders,
and thereby hand the FBI exactly what it needed to tie Meisner to the
GO? Has to be one or the other.
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, 15 c. October 1976
Michael Meisner requests of Cindy Raymond that she set up a meeting
between him and Duke Snider as soon as possible. Meisner is anxious to
communicate his views regarding the cover-up in the current D.C.
situation with someone in a position of higher authority. He has
selected Snider because of Snider's high position in the Guardian's
office, as well as the fact that Meisner has known Snider for a long
time. Indeed, Snider had recruited Meisner for the Information Bureau of
the Guardian's Office.
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, 15 c. October 1976
Quoted directly from a UPI story (emphasis added): "[Ron] DeWolf [L. Ron
Hubbard, Jr.] said Quentin [Hubbard], shortly before his death, tried to
contact him through his sister, Kate." NOTE: This date is estimated,
based on the date when Quentin is found in a coma in a car in Las Vegas.
Note, also, that Ronald DeWolf, on this date, lives in Carson City,
Nevada.
SOURCE: A UPI story of 21 May 1982, on file

Thursday, 28 October 1976
Quentin Hubbard is found in a coma in a parked car outside Las Vegas at
08:32 hours, an apparent suicide attempt. As the scene is described,
Quentin is slumped over the steering wheel of a white Pontiac parked off
Sunset Road alongside the perimeter fence of McCarran Airport at the
end of the north-south runway. All the car windows are rolled up and a
white vacuum cleaner tube leads from the passenger's vent window to the
exhaust tail pipe. Tissue papers have been stuffed into the window
opening around the tube and the car's engine is still running. Officer
Bruns of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department is first on the
scene. He wrenches open both the car doors and ascertains that the young
man inside is still alive, though unconscious, probably because the tube
has fallen off the tail pipe. The young man has no identification of any
kind and there are no licence plates on the car (HUH?). There is nothing
in the car but a Grundig portable radio, a black tote bag containing
miscellaneous clothing, and an open, partly consumed bottle of tequila.
According to the actual police report: "The vehicle appeared as though
the subject might have been sleeping in it. The subject himself was very
unkempt, his clothing was dirty, and would be possibly described as a
vagrant type subject. A white male, appeared in his mid to late 20s. The
subject was transported to Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital via Mercy
Ambulance. ..."
SOURCE: Bare Faced Messiah, Chapter 20

Thursday, 28 October 1976
Duke Snider and Establishment Officer Peeter Alvet meet with Michael
Meisner at Meisner's Burlington Street apartment. Meisner tells Snider
that he is concerned about the length of time that the cover-up
operation is taking. Snider cautions Meisner that "we didn't want him
doing something too fast as we wanted to see what happened with Silver
[Gerald Wolfe] first, the threat of a Grand Jury (sic)." Meisner
expresses concern for his wife and his parents as well as for the fact
that he is being kept almost totally uninformed of Guardian's Office
actions on the ongoing cover-up. Snider assures Meisner that he will be
briefed on all decisions taken by the Guardian's Office and that his
views will henceforth be considered. He assures Meisner that Mary Sue
Hubbard is concerned about the situation and is fully aware of it, and
that anything Meisner wants to express to Mary Sue Hubbard will be sent
directly to her. At the conclusion of the meeting, Snider asks Meisner
to continue doing work for the Information Bureau.
OUTPOINTS: OMITTED DATA, ALTERED SEQUENCE, ADDED INAPPLICABLE NONSENSE:
Didn't want Meisner to do WHAT? Also, here is another indecipherable
reference to a Grand Jury. It seems that the Stipulation is determined
to obfuscate information surrounding the Grand Jury question. The
non-sentence, "the threat of a Grand Jury," is ludicrous, since the
so-called "October Grand Jury" has already been sworn in on 13 October
1976 [see], and a "Grand Jury Supoena" for Meisner's handwriting
exemplars has already been served on Moxon on 8 October 1976 [see].
CONTRARY FACTS, OMITTED FACTS: This is one of many indications in the
Stipulation that Wolfe is the G.O.'s Main Man in pulling off the
cooked-up "cover-up" plan. Yet it is Wolfe's WAIVER of the 45-day
indictment rule that has made the existing Grand Jury possible, and that
isn't mentioned here at all! SIDE NOTE: This is the same day on which
Quentin Hubbard is discovered in a coma in a car in Las Vegas [see other
database entry this date].
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, 28 October 1976
Quoted directly from a UPI story (emphasis added):
"The death of [Ronald ]DeWolf's half-brother, Quentin, Hubbard's oldest
son from his third marriage, has puzzled and concerned him, DeWolf said.

"Quentin Geoffrey MaCauley Hubbard was found unconscious in a car
in December [sic--see OUTPOINTS, below] 1976 near McCarren International
Airport in Las Vegas. The car had been stripped of license plates and
registration and the young man carried no identification.
" DeWolf said Quentin, shortly before his death, tried to contact
him through his sister, Kate [see entry for 15 c. October 1976]. DeWolf,
who hadn't seen Quentin since he was a baby, wonders whether his
half-brother's death was linked to attempts to make contact with him.

"Clark County Medical Examiner Sheldon Green determined the cause
of his death to be carbon monoxide poisoning but said the "mode and
manner" of death were unknown.
OUTPOINTS: CONTRARY FACTS, ADDED FALSEHOOD: According to police reports,
Quentin was found in the car on 28 October 1976, not in December, as
this news story reports. This entry is being made with the correct date.
SOURCE: A UPI story of 21 May 1982, on file

Tuesday, 02 November 1976
Jimmy Carter is elected President of the United States.
SOURCE: Encyclopedia Britannica Book of the Year World Chronology,
1965-1983Encyclopedia Britannica Book of the Year World Chronology,
1965-1983

Thursday, 04 November 1976
In a letter, Duke Snider writes up to Henning Heldt the outcome of his
28 October 1976 [see] meeting with Michael Meisner. Snider says that
Meisner "seemed to finally realize... that his actions would ultimately
seriously effect [sic] the church..." He also concludes that Meisner
"is not a traitor and will cooperate" with the Guardian's Office.
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, 05 November 1976
"Pursuant to the decision made during his meeting" [see database entry
for 28 October 1976] with Duke Snider, Michael Meisner is moved by Paul
Poulan to a new apartment located at 840 South Serrano Street in L.A..
Meisner rents the apartment in the name of "Jeff Marks" with funds
provided by Poulon. (Meisner stays at this apartment until the end of
April 1977.)
OUTPOINTS: CONTRARY FACTS: This move has nothing to do with any
"decision" having been made at the 28 October 1976 [see] meeting. If it
does, then the "decision" is not mentioned there, and so is OMITTED DATA
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, 06 c. November 1976
The Stipulation contains this inexplicable sentence: "In response to an
order that he received from his Ôsenior,' the defendant [Henning] Heldt
directed the defendant [Gregory] Willardson to contact the defendant
Wolfe and instruct him to Ôpush his lawyer to get the scene handled.'"
OUTPOINTS: OMITTED DATA, DROPPED OUT TIME: There is no reference to who
this "senior" is, or what the "order" is. There is no date given for
this, but it is sandwiched, in the Stipulation, between events on 5 and
7 November 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.

Sunday, 07 November 1976
In a letter to Richard Weigand, Mary Sue Hubbard allegedly adds "yet
another dimension to the cover-up plan." She allegedly suggests that the
following scenario be considered: Michael Meisner "(whom she refers to
by the letter ÔH' for the code name Herbert which Mr. Meisner had
assumed since going underground after the issuance of his arrest
warrant)" was having marital trouble and was jealous that his wife was
being more productive than he. Therefore, he took it upon himself to
organize the burglaries of government buildings and thefts of documents
from those buildings to prove that he too could produce for the
Guardian's Office. She allegedly instructs Weigand that "[i]f this seems
workable" then Meisner should be ordered to work on the details of this
plan.
OUTPOINTS: SMOKING GUNÑADDED FALSEHOOD: This has to be one of the most
callous lies told in the Stipulation, that this mother of Quentin
Hubbard, while he lies in a coma in a hospital in Las Vegas, sits around
and dreams up this idiotic "plan." CONTRARY FACTS: This is the first
mention of Meisner using the name "Herbert" since "going underground
after the issuance of the arrest warrant." The warrant was issued on 5
August 1976. Since then, Meisner has only been referred to by the
following aliases (all 1976): 30 August, Jeff Burns; 1 September, Jeff
Marks; 3 September, Jeff Murphy; 10 and 11 September, Jeff Mark; 18
September, MM; 22 September, M and Mike; 28 September, Murphy. So this
assertion that he has been using "Herbert" since the warrant is also a
lie.
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, 12 November 1976
Quentin Hubbard dies at 21:15 in the hospital having never regained
consciousness. Still listed as a John Doe. Police records list him as a
"possible suicide."
SOURCE: Bare Faced Messiah, Chapter 20

Friday, 12 November 1976
Quoted from a posting on the internet; author unknown:

"I've been told someone did show up, but they will have to post
those details themselves. Mary Sue Hubbard hired Joe Lisa to investigate
Quentins death. Joe Lisa called in to a radio show I was on. Joe said
there was a carpet runner in the trunk of the car Quentin was found in,
rolled up, and it had hairs belonging to quentin on it, as if he had
been incapacitated elsewhere, rolled up in the carpet runner, and driven
in the trunk to the site on Sunset Road, where the 'suicide' was staged.
Joe Lisa was an unindicted co-conspirator in US vs Mary Sue Hubbard in
1982 Note Well: Bloodwork indicated Carbon Monoxide was NOT the cause of
death, it was the assumption made upon his deliverey to the hospital,
but was not indicated as a factor from blood work.

"IMO, this was not a suicide. I dont think Mary Sue thought so
either. What struck me also was the evidence [sic] staph infection and
multiple needle marks... ."

[And here is the posted Coroners Report:

Quentin Hubbard Coroners Report [uploaders comments in brackets]

Office of the Coroner-Medical Examiner Case No 1003-76

County of Clark

45 Shadow Lane, LAs Vegas, Nevada 89106

Report of Investigation
Decedent [says JOHN DOE on line and then has ]
GEOFFERY QUENTIN MC CAULLY HUBBARD [written over it]
Age: 22 Sex MAle D.O.B. 1-6-54 Race Wht
Address: 210 S Ft Harrisson Ave., Clearwater, Fla.
Tel No 813 461 1267
Occupation: Student
Employed by: Church of Scientology
S.S # None
Reported By: SNMH 11-12-76 9:55 PM
Location of Body: S.N.M.H. Room #216 East
ype of Death Apparent Natural_ Violent AT Work _____ Not at Work
X
Death occurred presence of 11-12 9:25 PM SNMH Staff
Last Seen By 11-12 9:24 PM SNMH - Staff
Pronounced dead by 11-12 9:25 PM Dr. Almufdi
Cor-M.E. Notified by 11-12 9:55 PM SNMH
Body Viewed by 11-12 10:10 PM MacKinnon
Identified by 11-18 10:25 AM Arthur J. Maren - Los Angeles Calif
Decedent Physician Dr. Lecour
Law Enforcement Agency LVMPD Officers Dibble - Jergovich
Property Receipt No. 6706
Property in Custody of none taken
Death Notification
Next of Kin L Ron Hubbard Relationshsip Father
Address Ireland
Person notified (if other than N.O.K. ) Church of Scientology
ddress 210 S Ft Harrisson Ave Clearwater Florida Tel No. 813 461-1267
Means of notification: In Person
Notification made by Mary Rezzonico DAte & Time 11-20-76
1[illegible]
Custody of Body Removed by Mortuary Vehicle To CCCME
Driver Lipinkoff Assisted by MacKinnon
Mortuary Conducting Service Mortuary Palm
Report of investigation Case # 1003-76
Decedent JOHN DOE - GEOFFERY QUENTIN MC CAULLY HUBBARD
Description: Height 66 1/2 Weight 111 Hair Red Eyes Blue
Tattoos None Scars None identified
Other Identifying Features Red mustache
Rigor Mortis None Livor Mortis Slight posterior
Narrative Summary:
Viewed decedent lying on back on hospital bed nude. No vital signs
present. No trauma noted. There is a I.V. in the left arm, a N.G. tube
in place, a foley cath inserted. >

There are needle puncture marks on both arms. There were many
little white bumps on both upper arms and upper chest area

According to hospital records, decedent was found on 10-28-76 in a
car with motor still running on Sunset road. He was unconscious.

Decadent was then transported to hospital by Mercy, arriving at
9:10 A.M. 10-28-76 Admitting diagnosis was possible carbon monoxide
poisoning.

Throughout decadent's hospitalization he would have seizures
intermittently

A Angiogram showed a possible cerebral abcess. All other x-rays
were negative. Toxics were negative, as was the carbon monoxide.
culture of sputum and blood revealed staph, [Note 1] coag-positive. WBC
on 11-7-76 show a 17,800 count with 89% shift [Note 2]

Decedent was comatose throughout hospitalization and possible
respiratory and cardiac was final cause of death at 9:25 PM 11-12-76

ACTION TAKEN Examining Physician Dr. Green
Autopsyxx_ View _ Case Not Accepted ___
Toxicology
Taken___________________________________Requested_________
Green Hold_______________________Box
Locked_______DateTime___
END OF CORONER'S REPORT
[Note 1) see [

http://www.kumc.edu/instruction/medicine/pathology/ed/ch9b/c9bstaph
_morph.html] Note 2)"Any infection or acute stress will result in an
increased production of WBCs. This usually entails increased numbers of
cells >>and an increase in the percentage of immature cells (mainly band
cells) in the blood. This change is referred to as a "shift to the
left"." from
http://www.healthanswers.com/database/ami/converted/003643.html ]
SOURCE: Posting on the Internet, author unknown

Monday, 15 November 1976
The Las Vegas coroner's office begins making attempts to establish "John
Doe's" identity. His car, which has been impounded, is "re-checked" (?)
and a Florida Highway Patrol smog sticker is found, along with a vehicle
identification number. (WHY WERE THESE MISSED BEFORE?)

A telex to the Florida department of motor vehicles comes up with
the information that the vehicle is registered to a Quentin Hubbard of
210 South Fort Harrison Avenue, Clearwater. Descriptions of the car and
the dead man are telexed to Clearwater police department with a request
that the information be checked. At 8.40 pm, a man called Dick Weigand
telephones the deputy coroner from Los Angeles airport, says he wis
leaving for Las Vegas in five minutes and hopes to be able to identify
John Doe. They agree to meet at ten o'clock that night at the Medical
Examiner Facility on Pinto Lane.

Weigand arrives at Pinto Lane five minutes late and explains that
he had been contacted by a Kathy O'Gorman, who lived at the same address
in Clearwater as Quentin Hubbard. However, he says he has only seen
Quentin a couple of times and can not be sure of making a positive
identification. Weigand views the body twice, then says he isn't sure.
He can give no more help and doesn't even know the telephone number of
Kathy O'Gorman in Clearwater. Weigand leaves and immediately puts a call
through to the Guardian's Office to give them the bad news: it's
Quentin, all right.
SOURCE: Bare Faced Messiah, Chapter 20

Monday, 15 c. November 1976
George Bush is Director of Central Intelligence. He learns that Soviet
officials have been visiting and questioning Hal Puthoff and Russell
Targ at SRI. Bush requests and receives a briefing on CIA's
investigations into parapsychology. [NOTE: According to the reference
source, before there is any official reaction, Bush leaves the Agency.
SOURCE: A report, "Parapsychology in Intelligence: A Personal Review and
Conclusions," by Dr. Kenneth A. Kress; appeared in the Winter 1977 issue
of Studies in Intelligence, the CIA's classified internal publication;
report released to the public in 1996

Tuesday, 16 November 1976
LRH ED 289 INT says, "The occasionsal practice of putting my name on
issues I didn't write or even see has now been very thoroughly
forbidden."
OUTPOINTS: WRONG SOURCE, CONTRARY FACTS: The practice of putting LRH's
name on issues he didn't write or even see was ALWAYS very thoroughly
forbidden! See also the LRH ED 240R INT entry at 17 June 1982, and the
LRH ED 240R INT entry at 30 July 1982, both of which prove this same
practice is going on then.
SOURCE: LRH ED 289 INT

Wednesday, 17 November 1976
According to an account by Doreen Smith, this is the date on which LRH
and MSH, at La Quinta, are notified of Quentin's death, sometime in the
morning hours.

That same morning, a detective from Clearwater police department
telephones Las Vegas to say that 210 South Fort Harrison Avenue is the
address of the US headquarters of the Church of Scientology, but that
the church's public affairs officer, Kathy O'Gorman, has refused to give
him any information about Quentin Hubbard. The detective says that the
Clearwater police have had "many problems" with the church; as far as he
knows, the founder, L. Ron Hubbard, lives on a yacht in the bay.

A pit boss at the Sands Hotel by the name of Ed Watters, who later
claims to have been "a covert operator" for the GO "for about eight
years," is reportedly told (BY WHOM?) to get hold of all of Quentin's
medical files. According to Watters, there was apparently evidence in
them that Quentin had "had a homosexual encounter shortly before he was
found." Watters claims, "There was a girl Scientologist (WHO?) working
in the hospital in a very secure position and she got all the reports on
Quentin and gave them to me and I handed them over to the Guardian's
Office."
SOURCE: Bare Faced Messiah, Chapter 20

Thursday, 18 November 1976
Arthur Maren arrives at the coroner's office in Las Vegas and introduces
himself as Director of Public Affairs for the Church of Scientology. He
says he will be able to make a positive identification of the body and
at 11:25 he confirms that John Doe is, indeed, Geoffrey Quentin McCaully
Hubbard, aged twenty-two. Maren says that Quentin's parents are not in
the United States, but are away on a trip round the world. Maren, over
the next few days, persuades the coroner to describe the cause of death
as "undetermined" in a press release, saying that Quentin had been on
vacation and in Las Vegas to check out enrolment requirements for a
flying school.
SOURCE: Bare Faced Messiah, Chapter 20

Monday, 22 November 1976
Mary Rezzonico arrives in Las Vegas with an authorization signed by L.
Ron Hubbard and Mary Sue Hubbard for the release of their son's remains
and his personal effects. Rezzonico says she has personally obtained the
signatures over the weekend at "an unspecified location in Ireland."
SOURCE: Bare Faced Messiah, Chapter 20

Tuesday, 23 November 1976
Quentin is cremated at Palm Crematory in Las Vegas.
SOURCE: Bare Faced Messiah, Chapter 20

Friday, 26 November 1976
Michael Meisner writes a lengthy letter to Mary Sue Hubbard explaining
the extent of his predicament. He expands upon the various aspects she
"had proposed in her October 31 [1976Ñsee] letter to the defendant
[Richard] Weigand." Meisner tells Mary Sue Hubbard that regardless of
what cover story is eventually used to handle the ever-expanding Federal
investigations in D.C., it will be necessary to explain where he has
been living since June 11, when he was confronted by the FBI in the US
Courthouse.

He explains that, in any event, the FBI will want to know how
Meisner was able to support himself during all the time he was in
hiding. Thus, Meisner tells Mary Sue Hubbard that he and Cindy Raymond
have already worked out a plan whereby Meisner will tell the FBI that he
has been living with a friend in Canada. Meisner writes that Canada was
selected because the FBI has no authority to conduct investigations
there. However, he also states that a cover will have to be created in
Canada. He concludes in a postscript that "in my opinion, no matter what
story we use, the longer we wait to implement it, the less believeable
it will be and the more that the government will be inclined to believe
that the Church is behind 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.

Sunday, 28 c. November 1976
Frank Gerbode, a Scientologist (and psychiatrist) in Palo Alto,
California, who has his own airplane, flies his plane out over the
Pacific with a couple of GO people (WHO?) to scatter Quentin's ashes.
SOURCE: Bare Faced Messiah, Chapter 20

Tuesday, 30 November 1976
Mitchell Hermann (a/k/a Mike Cooper) writes a briefing memorandum
outlining step-by-step the activities in which Gerald Wolfe (Silver) and
Michael Meisner (Herbert/MM) had been involved in the District of
Columbia, and the cover story which has been prepared since their
encounter with the FBI. Hermann/Cooper explains that the Wolfe and
Meisner had been involved, from 1974 through June 1976, in the
burglaries of Government offices and thefts of Government documents in
D.C.

In the spring to summer of 1976, they had directed their attention
to the office of Assistant United States Attorney Nathan Dodell in the
United States Courthouse It was there, on June 11, 1976, that they were
confronted by the FBI. Hermann/Cooper states that on June 12, Meisner
had come to Los Angeles, where over the next few days a cover-up story
and plan was prepared to contain and terminate the FBI investigation. He
says that on June 30, Gerald Wolfe was arrested by the FBI and
subsequently gave the previously prepared cover-up story to the FBI and
to the Office of the United States Attorney for the District of
Columbia.

Then, he reports, on July 28, Wolfe's case was referred to a grand
jury for investigation. On August 5, he points out, a sealed warrant had
been issued for Meisner. He concludes that "an overall cover story for
MM and Silver is being put together by Natl Sec to submit uplines for
final approval."
OUTPOINTS: OMITTED DATA: Yes, Wolfe's case was referred to a Grand Jury
on 28 July 1976 [see]; but no actual Grand Jury is mentioned here, and
there is much confusion generated in the Stipulation about the number
and sequence of Grand Juries. [See database entries for 8 October, 13
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.

Wednesday, 01 December 1976
Mitchell Hermann (a/k/a Mike Cooper) sends his memorandum of 30 November
1976 [see] to the Deputy Guardian for Information WorldWide (Mo
Budlong), via Henning Heldt and Richard Weigand, with a copy to Cindy
Raymond.
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 December 1976
Cindy Raymond sends Richard Weigand "the cover-up plan and story
intended to stall the FBI investigation in the District of Columbia."
She states that once Gerald Wolfe's District of Columbia case is
"resolved," Michael Meisner (Herbert) will be surrendered by the Church
of Scientology, and will give "the agreed-upon cover-up story" which she
outlines." That story conforms "to the one prepared and approved by the
defendants Heldt, Snider, Weigand, and Willardson in mid-June, and given
to the defendant Wolfe." [See database entry for 14 June 1976Ñit is the
"drunken lark; legal research" story] Appended to her letter is "a
project" for the containment of the investigation which is being
conducted by the FBI and United States Attorney's Office in D.C.
OUTPOINTS: OMITTED PROJECT: No specific project is provided or named.
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 December 1976
Richard Weigand informs Mary Sue Hubbard that the cover-up plan has been
completed. He explains that: "As I see things now: 1. We turn Herbert
in. 2. He says he did it via an attorney who should check the accuracy
of the charge(s). 3. He says nothing more than guilty. 4. We establish
lines as possible to see if the govt continues its investigation of us
and if so we hit them with a full scale attack using BI, PR and Legal.
We get the Herbert case supervised closely by Legal and see that he gets
the best treatment possible. And that does it. The key thing being
Herbert [Michael Meisner] does not have to get into any cover with the
Government... . The only complication I can see is that they might try
to hit Herb for flight to avoid which needs to be worked out with Legal
so that the handling is effective." Weigand sends the same information
to Deputy Guardian for Information World Wide Mo Budlong.
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, 15 December 1976
The Grand Jury investigation continues "before a new Grand Jury" (?) of
the United States District Court for the District of Columbia with the
appearance of Special [FBI] Agent Christine Hansen.
OUTPOINTS: ADDED INAPPLICABLE "NEW" GRAND JURY: How does it "continue"
before a "new" Grand Jury, and why is it "new?" What happened to the
"old" Grand Jury? Is this the "October 1976 Grand Jury? [see database
entry for 13 October 1976]" If so, why is the earlier "old" Grand Jury
preceeding it never identified? This is completely unexplained.
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, 18 December 1976
Mitchell Hermann, aka Mike Cooper, sends "Project Troy" to Richard
Weigand pursuant to Weigand having directed Hermann/Cooper to write "a
project to get prediction on future IRS actions." The submitted "Project
Troy" calls for the placement of a permanent bugging device in the
office or the IRS Chief Counsel. Thus, the Guardian's Office will be
able to monitor all "IRS planned actions as regards the C of S of C
[Church of Scientology of California] exemption so that Legal can be
briefed to take effective action." [NOTE: Just a gentle reminder:
attorney Meade Emory is Assistant to the Commissioner of IRS during this
period. In just a few short years, he will become a Founder of Church of
Spiritual Technology, beneficiary of ALL of LRH's intellectual property.
Smile. This is fun, isn't it?--Ed.]
OUTPOINTS: No Comment. Sheesh.
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, 20 December 1976
A CSW from Richard Weigand to Henning Heldt requests that "Project
Troy," as submitted on 18 December 1976 [see] by Mitchell Hermann, aka
Mike Cooper, be approved as soon as possible. Heldt approves the project
by initialling the line entitled "ok".
SOURCE: Stipulation of Evidence, U.S. District Court for Washington,
D.C., Criminal #78401, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS. MARY SUE HUBBARD,
et. al.

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