Palm Springs television station KESQ ran a five-part investigation into Scientology. Given the lack of media coverage of this notorious organization where allegations about many of its labor practices not to mention religious beliefs have been ignored, I commend this station for this work.
They also unearthed new information about Riverside Supervisor Jeff Stone and a $600 contribution he received from Scientology public relations person, Catherin Fraser. I knew he received $5,400 from Scientology’s lawyer Sam Alhadeff. Supervisor Stone spearheaded the constitutionally dubious ordinance banning protesters from getting within fifty feet of the Scientology’s compound in Hemet.
Reading Tea Leaves by Randy Wilson 