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". . he (Marty) knows where the bodies are buried" WTF

posted 8 years ago by symphony-130-33438
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So that one insider witness says Marty "knows where the bodies are buried"

WTF - does that mean ???? The statement is not followed up or commented on.

Absolutely bizarre. The Scientology gang-stalking and bullying is absolutely vile on so many levels it beggars belief.

No doubt their documentary being made will focus on trying to humiliate Louie in the most basic ways using the same old tactics. My money is on them going as far to even insinuate a 'relationship' between Louie and Saville attempting to brand him guilty by association via even doing that particular documentary.

[–] Ceinwen92 8 years ago

My assumption was that he said it in a metaphorical sense and that Louis asked him afterward if he meant it literally, to which I presume he might have said something along the lines of "Not really." Thus being not interesting enough to keep in rather than imply the possibility, because, let's be honest, it could have happened with this kind of multi billion dollar cult.

[–] tenantennae 8 years ago

I think the implication is that Marty has dirt Scientology that he hasn't divulged because he too would have to face the legal consequences for it.

Marty implies the same later, when he gets angry and says it's like Miscavige is begging him to take the whole church down.

The part about the "bodies" may be a figurative statement...or not.
https://theyshouldnothavedied.wordpress.com/

[–] Ceinwen92 8 years ago

I didn't think of that, yeah.

That website was painful to look at...

[–] whereisamber 8 years ago

I agree. Among other things, Marty was involved in the Lisa McPherson case. So I think he could definitely have concerns with his illegal activities coming to light.

[–] christmastiger-16003 8 years ago

Yeah, Lisa McPherson is the most well-known case, but certainly not the only one. They have a larger than average amount of people who die from a basic lack of medical attention, not only does Scientology not believe in western medicine but they refuse to give Sea Org members money to pay for any kind of procedure. It often takes months just to get enough money to have a tooth pulled. A lot of preventable deaths from stuff like the flu or something they should have been vaccinated against.

They also don't give pregnant women prenatal vitamins and make them work just as hard (if not harder) and it resulted in a shocking amount of deformities at birth, even for them.

They also have a policy where if someone dies while under their care they transport the body off-site and nothing about Scientology is mentioned when authorities are finally alerted.

They have actual measures in place of what to do if someone dies while in Scientology, ways to make it seem less suspicious and creating cover stories. I don't know how they've been able to get away with this for so long without authorities noticing something is off. Well, probably the fact that they own most authorities.

[–] jmtrc 8 years ago

That phrase is usually used as a euphemism for knowing the deepest of a groups secrets. Though in this particular case, who knows? Maybe he does mean it literally.