From: Fredric L. Rice < frice@raids.org>
Subject: Lawrence Heller
Date: 07/27/1999

I need information on Lawrence Heller. Specifically, I need to know what his wife's name is (assuming he has or had a wife) and if he has or had any daughters, I need to know what their names are. If anybody has that information, could you send it to me ASAP?

The ARSCC (wrdne) agent code named "Bike" turned up a possible link to a sporgery suspect that, if the first name matches, is a positive confirmation.

Thanks.

Anonymous response:

I don't have that specific information, but here's some general Lawrence E. Heller that may or may not help:

• 1. The Lawrence Heller that is appointed for life as a Special Director of CST is Lawrence >E.< Heller, not to be confused with an attorney named Lawrence >W.< Heller in Santa Monica.

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• 2.WEST'S PROFILE FOR LAWRENCE E. HELLER:

  Heller & Edwards
  Heller, Lawrence E.--Partner
  Suite 500, 9454 Wilshire Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA
  90212-2908
  Phone: (562) 550-8833
  Fax: (310) 858-6637

  Range: Office Size: 2-10; Total Firm Size: 2-10

  Born: 1948

  Education: John Marshall Law School, Chicago, Illinois

  Admitted [to Bar]: Illinois 1975; California 1977

  Practice: General Practice

  Litigation: 100% of Practice Devoted to Litigation

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• 3. INTERESTING LEAD TO FOLLOW UP:

  Lawrence E. Heller, in 1987, represented ASI in a fraud case against both ASI and CST. Here are the only two stories that could be dredged up on it:

  Copyright 1987 The Times Mirror Company Los Angeles Times
  September 29, 1987, Tuesday, Home Edition
  SECTION: Metro; Part 2; Page 8; Column 1; Metro Desk
  LENGTH: 280 words
  HEADLINE: SCIENTOLOGY SUIT LACKING FRAUD FACTS, JUDGE SAYS
  BYLINE: By JOEL SAPPELL, Times Staff Writer

  BODY:
  A Los Angeles Superior Court judge has ruled that there is insufficient evidence in a $1-billion lawsuit against the Church of Scientology to support charges that two corporations helped the religion's founder, L. Ron Hubbard, plunder church coffers.

  <SNIP>

  The suit alleged that a profit-making firm run by high-ranking Scientologists, Author Services Inc., had been used as a conduit to siphon church funds to Hubbard. Created for the same purpose, according to the suit, was the Church of Spiritual Technology, an Hubbard died in January, 1986.

  <SNIP>

  "The heart of the lawsuit is cut out," said attorney Lawrence E. who represented Author Services.

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  PR Newswire
  December 10, 1987, Thursday
  DISTRIBUTION: TO CITY DESK AND RELIGION EDITOR
  LENGTH: 422 words
  HEADLINE: CHARGES AGAINST CHURCH OF SCIENTOLOGY DISMISSED
  DATELINE: LOS ANGELES, Dec. 10

  BODY:
  LOS ANGELES, Dec. 10 /PRN/ -- The California Superior Court in Los Angeles has granted two motions to dismiss a $1.5 billion suit filed by a small group of disgruntled former members of the Church of Scientology.

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  ...Larry Heller, attorney for defendant Author Services Inc., said today that he is 'confident that if F.A.I.R. does file a fourth amended complaint, it will be dismissed once more, as have all the preceding versions of the suit.'"

  Lawrence E. Heller, at the time of this suit, had already been appointed as Special Director for life of CST. Both CST and ASI were named in this fraud suit, but Lawrence E. Heller wasn't representing the non-profit corporation for which he served as Special Director; he was representing the FOR-PROFIT firm which later would transfer all its copyrights, assets and stock to CST.

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• 4. Lawrence E. Heller is Registered Agent for Bridge Publications, Inc.:

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