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Julie Mayo:
In the summer of 1983 something called S.R.A.s started up at S.U. (Gilman
Hot Springs). I don't know who started the practice, but it is something
that David Miscavige embraced and engaged in on many occasions. A
"S.R.A." was a "severe reality adjustment" and it
consisted of several people ganging up on another person and interrogating
and intimidating that person.
The victim was thereby virtually "shocked" into a different
reality -- that is why it was called a "severe reality adjustment".
Stacy Young:
One day [David] Miscavige discovered that Jim [Isaacson] had lost a large
amount of money in a bad investment in the gold market. Miscavige ordered
two of his lieutenants, Norman Starkey and Terri Gamboa to stand by.
Miscavige and Starkey literally dragged Jim into the conference room.
My office was directly opposite on the other side of the hallway, so that I
heard everything that happened. For the next three and a half hours,
Miscavige screamed curses and wild, paranoid accusations, and told Jim he
wanted to know who had sent him to destroy Scientology, whether he worked
for the IRS, whether he was active in the FBI, which other agents were
working for him inside of Scientology, etc., etc. I heard Jim repeatedly
deny the accusations, and Miscavige's answer was just to yell at him some
more.
Finally Miscavige tore my door open, stormed into my office, and ordered me
to go in there to get the information out of Jim, and to not let him go
until he had confessed to everything. I have never seen a person acting as
Miscavige had then. [...]
As I entered the room, Jim was collapsed over the table. His eyes were
glossed over. He was twitching uncontrollably. Instead of following the
order from Miscavige to continue with the interrogation, I did my best to
calm Jim down. He was in a terrible, cold fear. I told him he should go
home and get a little sleep.
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Subject: Severe reality adjustment
From: Emerald < emerald@nym.alias.net >
Date: 18 Jul 1998 05:43:04 -0000
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