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FredricRice asked this question on 5/8/2000:
I'm not sure who to ask inside of Scientology and I'm not sure they would
give me an answer even if I called upo and asked.
L. Ron Hubbard Jr. was disinherited by his daddy. Was that because he
was gay or do you know if there was some other reason?
Thanks.
honorarykid gave this response on 5/8/2000:
L. Ron Hubbard Jr. (nicknamed "Nibs") was with his father in the early
days of Dianetics and Scientology.
Nibs Hubbard had a falling out with his father, and left Scientology in
1959, mainly due to the increasing angry outbursts and arbitrary and
capricious behavior of his father. He was so embarrassed with his
father that he changed his name to Ron DeWolfe.
He later testified to many of the sordid details that had been
suspected by many people about Scientology's operations, putting
him squarely on his father's "enemies list." This is why he was
disinherited, not for any other reason.
He was not gay, as far as I know. He had a wife with whom he raised a
large family, none of whom were raised to be Scientologists.
Check out DeWolfe's testimony to the Clearwater City Counsel
hearings on Scientology at:
http://www.xenutv/hearings/dewolf.htm
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Subject: L. Ron Hubbard's son
Answered by: honorarykid
Asked By: FredricRice
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