On 22 Apr 1999 16:59:42 GMT, in alt.religion.scientology you wrote:
jimdbb@aol.com (JimDBB)
The Scientologists-on lIne web sites are of some value to attorneys and persons
seeking information.
Recently, an attorney had a client who had sent his child to a dentist for a
check up. This dentist set up an elaborate and very expensive treatment
program. The father was suspicious and sent the child to another dentist who
said that all that was necessary was a good cleaning. The father made some
considerable noise and letters to the Dental community with accusations of
fraud etc. against the first dentist. The first dentist then sued the father
for defamation. The father engaged an attorney who turned out to be quite
enterprising. This attorney found a former employee of the dentist who said
that this dentist was involved with a certain Mangement consulting group. The
attorney surfed the net and found information on the Management group and
discovered the scientology connection. Somehow the attorney discovered the
'Scientologists-On-Line site and guess who he found...the expensive dentist.
This matter was quickly settled to the fathers satisfaction.
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