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Toronto Sun
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One of Scientology's former top spymasters testified she'd been trained to
believe criminal actions which protected the church weren't violations of
Scientology's moral code.
Marion Evoy, a former Canadian head of Scientology's Guardian Office, made
the comment yesterday at the end of four days of testimony in the trial of
the Church of Scientology of Toronto Inc. and five members on charges of
criminal breach of trust.
The charges arise out of a Scientology spy network that in the mid-1970s
infiltrated the RCMP, the OPP, Metro Police and Ontario's Attorney
General's office.
Evoy, 43, who left the church a decade ago, has been testifying about her
involvement in allegedly criminal Scientology intelligence-gathering
activities as part of an immunity agreement.
Yesterday Crown Attorney James Stewart asked Evoy how she reconciled her
criminal activities with some of Scientology's statements of principles
regarding honesty and freedom.
"It was the way I was trained," Evoy explained, adding she and her co
workers believed they should do "whatever was necessary to protect"
Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard and Scientology itself.
Criminal acts of that kind were "not considered against any code or moral
in Scientology because you were protecting Scientology, Evoy testified.
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Ah my, gotta love classics like this one. I wonder how much hell Bill
Dunphy caught over stories like this.
Ron of that ilk.
Scientologist taught crime OK
by Bill Dunphy
May 15, 1992
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