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From: rogue@ccs.neu.edu (R Agent)
Newsgroups: alt.religion.scientology
Subject: Please post Snow White "Stipulation of Evidence"
Date: 25 Oct 1995 21:34:01 GMT
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In the infamous DC 9/Guardian's Office/Snow White trial in which 11 top
Scientologists were convicted of felonies for crimes they committed on
behalf of Scientology, there was a document called the "Stipulation of
Evidence". This was a list of facts (events, crimes, pieces of evidence,
etc.) that both the prosecution and defense agreed on.
The idea was that even though it admitted to a lot of really bad things
that damaged the defendants' cases, it hurt their case a lot less than a
traditional airing of evidence (calling witnesses, introducing evidence,
etc.) would have. And it was a win for the prosecution too, since it got
a lot of damning evidence admitted without a fight.
This Stipulation is a public document. From what I understand, it
contains things about people who ended up not being indicted, tried or
convicted, including people who are still high up in the church
heirarchy, like Rick Moxon and his wife Carla. Specifically I believe
it admits that Rick knew of and participated in crimes while in the GO.
We need to get this online and posted publicly. It would blow the doors
in on the church's claim that nobody from the "bad old days" who knew
about or participated in crimes is still around.
Anybody care to take this on?
RA
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