Documents



Below, listed in chronological order, are links to and abstracts of over 60 crucial documents referenced in our reports, plus notations of vital related events in chronological order. The links to documents are headed

in this blue typeface,

and the notations of related events are headed

in this red typeface .





L. Ron Hubbard makes a formal and unequivocal blanket transfer, into perpetuity, of all rights in all copyrights and trademarks to the Hubbard Communications Office (HCO), a division of the Hubbard Association of Scientologists, International, Inc. of Arizona (HASI, Inc.). (HCO will become a division of Church of Scientology of California (CSC), both fully owned by HASI, Inc.)



6 November 1964 HASI, Inc. becomes owner of Church of Scientology of California (CSC)





Memorialized in Hubbard Communication Office Policy Letter of 6 November 1964, Issue II, "Corporate Structures Western Hemisphere," by L. Ron Hubbard.



12 March 1966 HCO transferred to Church of Scientology of California (CSC)





NOTE: This makes HCO, the organization that owns of all the intellectual property, a division of CSC. HASI, Inc. (incorporated in Arizona) owns CSC (see entry above), and so is the parent corporation that also owns HCO and the intellectual property through its child corporation, CSC. CSC, though, is incorporated seperately in California. This will become of utmost importance in all that transpires. Please see our brief history and chart of corporate and organizational relationships for a full undestanding of what follows.

Memorialized in Hubbard Communication Office Executive Letter of 12 March 1966, "Corporate Status" by L. Ron Hubbard, and in HASI, Inc. Board Minute of 20 February 1966.



This is the extremely powerful position from which Emory will formulate with IRS the plan, documented fully below, that will ultimately allow IRS to covertly seize Scientology





One of several important trademark transactions in our chronlolgy of documents, this key mark will later become part of a fraudulent "assignment" of marks to Religious Technology Center (RTC), a crucial step in the Emory/IRS plan.

CSC at the time is fully owned by HASI, Inc., as shown in our chart of organizational relationships . In this specious "audit" we find the prestidigitatious hand of Meade Emory , from his position with the Joint Committee on Taxation (see above), and the first indications of his plan with IRS to overthrow the organizations-- HASI, Inc. and the Guardian Office --that own and protect L. Ron Hubbard's intellectual property. (Both will later be destroyed within two months of each other.)

very convenient time for all that follows, was also the precursor of a series of strange disappearances by him.

This strange disappearance of L. Ron Hubbard, coming at aconvenient time for all that follows, was also the precursor of a series of strange disappearances by him. If it even was him after this . Many believe that it wasn't. And most observers, even the most unsympathetic toward Hubbard, agree, at least, that neither he, nor his organizations, nor Scientology were ever again the same after this 1972 disappearance... .

One of several trademark transactions in our chronlolgy of documents, this service mark for delivering courses is odd by virtue of its late blooming in the history of Scientology, since courses had been being delivered for decades under the auspices of a graphically identical mark, Serial No. 73409359. It also may have been introduced after the sudden disappearanc of L. Ron Hubbard (see entry immediately above), and was never registered to L. Ron Hubbard, not even being filed until 1990, years after his reported "death."





Coming just a month after L. Ron Hubbard's sudden disappearance, and just about a month before IRS precipitates Meade Emory's own

Coming just a month after L. Ron Hubbard's sudden disappearance, and just about a month before IRS precipitates Meade Emory's own plan for IRS takeover of Scientology , it was a very propitious time for Mr. Emory to step out of the limelight for a while. Oh, but he'll be back...

Puthoff is secretly head of the CIA's Remote Viewing program using Scientology techniques--unknown to Scientology officials. Here he briefs "select CIA officials" from at least two CIA divisions on the successes of the program. Within nine days, IRS issues an administrative summons (below) against an official of Scientology's Guardian Office, and against the Church of Scientology of California (CSC), where all of Hubbard's intellectual property is owned.



1 August 1973 Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) enters Remote Viewing field





CIA officials from CIA's Office of Technical Services (OTS) brief DIA officials on the successes in the secret CIA Remote Viewing project being run by Scientology OT VIIs Hal Puthoff, Ingo Swann, and Pat Price. The DIA is very concerned about the Soviet advances in the area and want to become involved in the Remote Viewing efforts. (The Remote Viewing program will later be shuffled over under DIA, and will masquerade under the code name

GRILL FLAME.

) Within a month of this briefing, IRS files its suit agains CSC and Guardian Office official Henning Heldt (below).



In June of 1973, two Scientology OT VIIs, Pat Price and Ingo Swann, had been given unidentified coordinates on which to perform a Remote Viewing session. The coordinates had been to a top-secret West Virginia communications and control facility of the National Security Agency (NSA). The results they returned were so startling to the intelligence community that a major internal security investigation was launched at NSA and CIA. Here, the CIA issues a report on the event called "Verification of Remote Viewing." (Six days later the District Court in D. C. enters a ruling for IRS and against Scientology officials in a suit filed by IRS. See entries just above and below.)









One of the strangest of the trademark records, this highly stylized rendition of the initials "LRH" was supposedly created and first used while the man allegedly had a broken arm and ribs from a motorcycle accident and was holed up in his cabin for three months on pain killers. (But that was just one of the wild stories told to account for his strange series of "seclusions" over the years following his 1972 disappearance.)



Two new CIA contracts are issued for Scientology OT VIIs Hal Puthoff, Ingo Swann, and Pat Price to continue and expand the top-secret CIA Remote Viewing program based on Scientology techniques. The addition of CIA Office of Research and Development (ORD) to the program heralds the CIA's intention to have Swann train in-house CIA personnel in the techniques.









Virtual smoking-gun proof of a willful plan to get the most important intellectual property out of the organizations that Hubbard had permanently assigned them to , and into the personal estate property of "L. Ron Hubbard," supported by many other such transactions in this chronology. This transaction comes almost simultaneously with the appointment of Meade Emory to Assistant Commissioner of IRS, and these two key marks will later play an important role in a fraudulent trademark "assignment" from "L. Ron Hubbard" to Religious Technology Center (RTC).

This report reveals for the first time that CIA's own in-house agents have been being trained in the Scientology-based Remote Viewing disciplines, most likely by Scientology OT VII Ingo Swann.





Scientology OT VII and Ph.D Dr. Hal Puthoff, and his research assistant, physicist Russell Targ, issue an 18-page confidential Executive Summary on the results of the CIA's top-secret Remote Viewing program covering the period January 1974 through February 1975. (Download the entire 18-page report in .gif format as a .zip file or as a .sit file .)

Guardian Office documents reveal that Karno has worked his way into being an important insider working with the very top executives in the Guardian Office, and advising on an important tax, corporate, and financial matters, including a trust fund for which "Hubbard" is Trustee.





How can we persuade you to believe that 1977 is the first time that L. Ron Hubbard gets around to using the name "Hubbard" as a trademark for "books and publications?" We can't? Well, the trademark record of the event filed by the creators of this fraud didn't convince us that it was actually true, either, but the fact of their lie is true, and recorded in this document, complete with our explanation and documentation of the reason for their lie...



Quite a little windfall for the quiet little tax professor.







HASI, Inc. owned all copyrights and trademarks related to Scientology. They had been assigned into perpetuity to the Hubbard Communications Office (HCO), a division of HASI, Inc., by L. Ron Hubbard in several policy letters, notably several issued on 15 November 1958 . This revocation likely put the intellectual property into the posession of the Church of Scientology of California (CSC), which becomes quite important later. (See 4 May 1978, below.)

This was the end of the Guardian Office. It was dead, it just didn't lie down for almost four more years. (See entry below for 1 July 1981.)





The President of the corporation is Dr. Gene Denk, who will later attend the 24 January 1986 announced death of "L. Ron Hubbard." The coroner's brief post-mortem examination will reveal traces of a drug, Vistaril, that has psychiatric uses, but is also used as a sedative before and after general anasthesia. But Denk will rule that it was a natural death, and sign the necessary papers to have the body immediately cremated without autopsy.



Second of three important trademark transactions in 1979, this is the filing of the word mark "Scientology" for conducting courses. This, like others in this chronology, also will be part of a fraudulent "assignment" of marks to Religious Technology Center (RTC) on 10 May 1982, but almost beyond the limits of credulity, it will then be later permanently cancelled as a mark. Our abstract included with this document explains the whole story, and includes the strange story of the nearly identical mark that has survived this one.





Coming just eight days after the previous one (see entry above), this is the third trademark transaction in 1979, and the last important intellectual property transaction--registering or transferring copyrights and trademarks to the estate of L. Ron Hubbard--prior to IRS operative Norton S. Karno being made Executor and Trustee over that estate in a Will written by Karno's own employee and co-conspirator, Sherman Lenske (see entry below). This trademark, too, will become an important part of the fraudulent "assignment" of marks to Religious Technology Center (RTC) on 10 May 1982.





A Will drafted by attorney Sherman Lenske naming Norton S. Karno as Executor and as Trustee of the irrevocable L. Ron Hubbard Inter Vivos Trust established the same day. Almost inconceivably, this Will, purportedly signed by "Hubbard," waives conflict of interest for Sherman and Stephen Lenske and all of Karno's firm in representing Karno should he elect to put a partnership interest ahead of the interests of the Hubbard Estate.





This trust instrument is not available, but is refrenced in the 15 December 1979 Will (see above), naming Norton S. Karno as Trustee. The IRS has a copy of this trust instrument, though. Tell them you want them to release it

1 October 1980 (circa) The law firm Lenske, Lenske, Heller & Magasin is established





This paves the way for the firm to be "hired" by Norman F. Starkey, the Scientology mole. Emory and Lenske will later make Starkey Executor of "L. Ron Hubbard's" Estate and Trustee of Author's Family Trust-B, the "pour-over" trust through which the IRS and Emory pour all the intellectual properties and assets into CST for the Lenske's control. (The date is estimated from a general statement in the second paragraph of a 12 November 1986 Declaration by Sherman Lenske about how long he had been with his own firm, plus other corroborating information.)

Refers to "copyright attornies," believed to be referring to Sherman and Stephen Lenske and/or Norton S. Karno.









The Registered Agent is listed as Lawrence E. Heller, law partner in Lenske, Lenske, Heller & Magasin, who will later become a Special Director of CST along with Sherman and Stephen Lenske . BPI is the corporation which will later get exclusive rights to publish the copyrights transferred by IRS in the Closing Agreement to CST. This is the first building block of Meade Emory's master plan of key corporations for the restructuring leading to CST's control.





A complete fraud because the Lenskes had been involved in "Hubbard's" "business interests" for years . This merely gave the Lenskes "official" status to start restructuring Scientology according to IRS plan under Meade Emory's direction. (The law firm will soon have a name change to become just Lenske, Lenske & Heller.)

1 July 1981 The Guardian Office (GO) is disbanded, Mary Sue Hubbard removed

12 December 1981 Gerald Armstrong steals $5,000,000 worth of Hubbard estate property





The final building block necessary in the IRS plan before setting up CST. RTC is designed to appear to be the controlling corporation, the main "front" for CST. But first there has to be a large public spectacle of RTC being "given" trademarks and the " Advanced Technology " by "L. Ron Hubbard." And so we approach the fateful day of 10 May 1982, one of the biggest frauds ever perpetrated in history.

Flynn is holding public hearings on Scientology in Clearwater when Armstrong arrives with the goods. Also there is Ronald DeWolf, who looms large in a few months. (All in good time. All in good time.) On confirmation that Flynn is in possession of the documents, Emory and the Lenskes put the next phase of the operation into effect the next day, a day that will live in infamy...









First of eight separate documents dated 10 May 1982, this Option Agreement between L. Ron Hubbard and the Church of Spiritual Technology (CST) is not available, but is referenced in two other documents on this site. The only problem is that CST didn't exist when the agreement was signed. The IRS has a copy of this Agreement, though. Tell them you want them to release it





This document is not available (except to IRS and CST, who both have a copy), but is known about because of reference to it in a letter from Lyman Spurlock to IRS . It's a different version of the Assignment Agreement below, but one that Spurlock claims was never actually executed. We've memorialized it here on the date it wasn't signed. The IRS has a copy of this phantom AT "Assignment Agreement," though. Tell them you want them to release it





This is the Assignment to Religious Technology Center (RTC) of limited rights, exclusive of copyrights , for delivery of the Advanced Technology ("AT"--OT Levels, NOTs, etc.) in the United States. This document contains the first known reference to Church of Spiritual Technology (CST), itemizing that corporation's certain options (see entry for LRH/CST Option Agreement, above). The problem, though, is that CST didn't exist at the time.

also purportedly a "proposed" version of the trademarks "Assignment Agreement" of 10 May 1982, this one only proposed, not signed. And only the IRS and CST have copies of it. Like the other one above for the AT, we've memorialized it here on the date it wasn't signed. The IRS has a copy of this phantom marks "Assignment Agreement," though.



Stretching credulity to extreme limits, according to Lyman Spurlock there ispurportedly a "proposed" version of the trademarks "Assignment Agreement" of 10 May 1982, this one only proposed, not signed. And only the IRS and CST have copies of it. Like the other one above for the AT, we've memorialized it here on the date it wasn't signed. The IRS has a copy of this phantom marks "Assignment Agreement," though. Tell them you want them to release it





"L. Ron Hubbard" certainly was busy signing and not signing documents on 10 May 1982. Here it's a new Will. This one, Sherman Lenske says he only "assisted" in drafting , and we know who he assisted: it was former Assistant Commissioner of IRS, Meade Emory . This Will makes first reference to "Author's Family Trust" (see below), a document around which enormous confusion was generated (but we've sorted it all out for you).

This was Meade Emory's whole trick for getting the copyrights sneaked over to CST, he hoped without anybody noticing (Hi, Meade.) He generated so much confusion by later creating Author's Family Trust-A and Author's Family Trust-B (which is an amendment and restatement of this one) that he thought nobody would ever figure it out. We did.









He just had to have had writer's cramp by this time after signing all these documents on 10 May 1982, but the missing L. Ron Hubbard signed one more: an agreement with the for-profit corporation Author Services, Inc. (ASI) to handle his publishing, business, and tax affairs (Hi, Meade). Like several of the other documents signed this date, only IRS, CST, and, presumably, ASI have copies of it. We know it exists because it was cancelled by a later agreement between Norman F. Starkey as Executor of the Estate and ASI . So we've taxidermied and mounted it here. The IRS has a copy of this phantom "Business Management Agreement," though. Tell them you want them to release it

16 May 1982 Alternate alleged execution date of Assignment Agreements for AT and Marks





not sign the AT and marks agreements on 10 May 1982, claiming instead that 16 May 1982 is the date on which both "L. Ron Hubbard" and the RTC representatives executed the actual (not "proposed") is the date that the notary put down for the RTC signors. But the notary for "L. Ron Hubbard" put 10 May 1982 on the documents, and Spurlock's fellow CST "co-founder" Sherman Lenske later severely contradicts Spurlock in a Declaration (which we also have, below) by offering had signed on 10 May 1982, and the RTC signors on 16 May 1982. (There. Are you happy now, Lyman? Is it confused enough now to cover up the fraud? Not.) So, what really happened? Most likely



CST "co-founder" Lyman Spurlock must not have thought that 10 May 1982, the biggest single day of fraud in history, was confused enough: in a letter to IRS (which we have, below), he claims that "Hubbard" didsign the AT and marks agreements on 10 May 1982, claiming instead that 16 May 1982 is the date on which"L. Ron Hubbard" and the RTC representatives executed the actual (not "proposed") "Assignment Agreement (LRH/RTC)" for Advanced Technology (US) , and "Assignment Agreement (LRH/RTC) (marks)" for the trademarks . (See both documents at 10 May 1982, above.) This date, though, 16 May 1982,the date that the notary put down for the RTC signors. But the notary for "L. Ron Hubbard" put 10 May 1982 on the documents, and Spurlock's fellow CST "co-founder" Sherman Lenske later severely contradicts Spurlock in a Declaration (which we also have, below) by offering a convoluted story explaining that "Hubbard"signed on 10 May 1982, and the RTC signors on 16 May 1982. (There. Are you happy now, Lyman? Is it confused enough now to cover up the fraud? Not.) So, what really happened? Most likely there was no L. Ron Hubbard at all : hence all the lies and elaborate conflicting stories. One day, we'll know for sure. In the meantime, we just keep documenting the lies.

finally Meade Emory and Sherman Lenske actually got around to incorporating CS--in as much secrecy as possible.



Well, finally! After having "L. Ron Hubbard" sign a 10 May 1982 Option Agreement (above) with CST, and after memorializing those options in two other legal (we use the adjective advisedly) instruments of that date,Meade Emory and Sherman Lenske actually got around toCS--in as much secrecy as possible.

not have been happy to have to come out of "seclusion" again to sign yet another document related to all those he signed on 10 May 1982, but this is approximately when Sherman Lenske says he did just that in order to sign an Addendum to the AT Assignment, because Meade and Sherman had only forgotten to include the "new" OT Levels in the original Assignment. Quite an "L. Ron Hubbard" musthave been happy to have to come out of "seclusion" again to sign yetdocument related to all those he signed on 10 May 1982, but this is approximately when Sherman Lenske says he did just that in order to sign an Addendum to the AT Assignment, because Meade and Sherman had only forgotten to include the "new" OT Levels in the original Assignment. Quite an "oversight."





1 August 1982 (circa) Gerald Armstrong's civil case for stealing 30,000 documents is filed

24 August 1982 Judge John L. Cole seals the 30,000 stolen documents in Armstrong case

Cole orders that the documents remain tightly sealed in the custody of the court clerk, and soon lays out strict guidelines, including the convening of a Grand Jury and review by a Special Master, for anyone at all to get any access to the documents.





and about the trademarks, and conspiring with Heller to hide the existence of CST. What holy men.



An infamous conference for many reasons, perhaps among the most egregious offenses committed there have never been celebrated: the willful and malicious lies told and frauds perpetrated by two of the main speakers, both of them principals connected to CST. The first speaker was CST Special Director Lawrence E. Heller lying about the trademarks and concealing the fact of the very existence of CST. The second was Lyin' Lyman D. Spurlock, fellow cofounder of CST with IRS's Meade Emory , lying about the new corporate structureabout the trademarks,conspiring with Heller to hide the existence of CST. What holy men.

Just about three months after the Armstrong suit, being run by attorney Michael Flynn, gets under way (see 1 August 1982, above), Flynn has this suit filed claiming that L. Ron Hubbard is dead or incompetent, and seeking receivership for Hubbard's son, DeWolf. Curiously, DeWolf, like Flynn client Gerald Armstrong, also has 30,000 documents, which he files with his petition to the court, even though the 30,000 intellectual property documents stolen by Armstrong were under tight court seal in Los Angeles, 90 miles away. Hmmm...





Some people are just never satisfied: after all that writer's cramp signing all those documents on one single day, 10 May 1982, now L. Ron Hubbard is forced to write three letters in one day, all using special government-agency inks, and all requiring messy fingerprints, just to prove that he's alive! Two of the letters will be taken to judges in two separate lawsuits, and one will be delivered to the Rocky Mountain News. And the whole messy operation requires two of Meade Emory's friends from the Treasury Department to help "prove" that the missing L. Ron Hubbard is really alive and well. No, really. They swear. They wouldn't lie. They're Treasury Department.





The first of the three letters mentioned above is delivered by the Lenske brothers, Sherman and Stephen, to Judge John L. Cole in Los Angeles Superior Court where the suit over Gerald Armstrong's theft of $5 million-worth of Hubbard's intellectual property is being heard.





On Valentine's Day the second of three letters mentioned above is delivered by Sherman and Stephen Lenske, this time as a Valentine to L. Ron Hubbard's disinherited son, Ronald DeWolf, a.k.a. L. Ron Hubbard, Jr., a.k.a. Nibs Hubbard, who is suing to get control of his father's estate.





We're told "Hubbard" wrote the letters. But we're told he wrote the interview for the Rocky Mountain News that this third letter accompanied, too. Except he didn't. Robert Vaughn Young did. So, who wrote the letters?









Armstrong meets with Clearwater Police Lieutenant Emmons and drops off a little illegal sealed evidence that also just happens to contain privileged conversations of "Hubbard's Lawyers." To protect and to serve. Well, what's a little larceny among friends? In fact, we were wondering if Emmons was one of the Clearwater police helping Michael Flynn and Gerry Armstrong guard the $5 million worth of stolen literary property back on 9 May 1982 . Hmmm...

Just that, a Codicil to the 10 May 1982 Will in which the missing "L Ron Hubbard" manages to be located and pinned down again long enough to sign this document demanding that NO autopsy be performed at his death, and that the body is to be immediately cremated. Wonder why?





Author Services, Inc. (ASI) President Norman F. Starkey comes forth in a Declaration to assure a court that L. Ron Hubbard is alive and totally fine, and the reason Starkey can assure the court of this is because he hasn't seen Hubbard since 1979. (It works for Norman) Norman also manages to contradict the earlier letters written by "L. Ron Hubbard," and to contradict "Hubbard's" personal attorney and handmaiden to Meade Emory, Sherman Lenske. But you can't have everything. (Unless you're IRS.)









In the eleventh hour before the reported death of "L. Ron Hubbard," Meade Emory and Sherman Lenske cobble together (or at least reveal) the piecé de resistance of their probate fraud to get control of Hubbard's intellectual property, the "Author's Family Trust-A" and "Author's Family Trust-B" (immediately below). These two documents together complete the fraud, leaving the family heirs with a relative pittance while giving all the copyrights and the important trademark interests ( over $25 million worth ) and the farm to CST (which Sherman and his brother and law partner, as Special Directors completely control .) In these trust instruments, Norman F. Starkey is named as Trustee who will deliver the goods.

An informal comparison of the two documents above provided only as a study and research aid by two paralegals.









Yet another busy day of signing and fingerprinting documents for the missing and unreachable L. Ron Hubbard, especially after having had a stroke the week before. But in addition to the "Author's Family Trust-A" and "Author's Family Trust-B" documents above, he also has to sign, initial, and fingerprint a new Will to make IRS's eventual control over Scientology through CST complete. Then he "peacefully " passes away the next day with a psychiatric drug, Vistiril, in him, and is immediately cremated without autopsy, thanks to Dr. Denk. But that's another story for another day.

A Declaration pertinent to the various Wills and probate papers of L. Ron Hubbard by Sherman Lenske, the Treasury Department-connected clerk who drafted them all for Meade Emory so Emory wouldn't have to come too far out of hiding. Lenske was a Special Director of CST at the time he wrote this, but when it came time for CST to submit its Declaration of the same date (see below) to get in line for the estate, none of the cowering Special Directors (who actually run CST and are the attorneys who set up the whole scam for the IRS) would put their names on it, having their administratively-impotent Vice President Daniel J. Przybylski sign it instead.









CST's Declaration to the San Luis Obispo Superior Court to make Norman F. Starkey "Special Administrator" of the estate, since Starkey had been set up by Meade Emory and IRS to cooperatively turn everything over to CST





This Agreement between Norman F. Starkey (as Executor of the Hubbard estate) and ASI cancels an earlier Business Management Agreement that had been executed on 10 May 1982 purportedly between L. Ron Hubbard and a person or persons unknown representing ASI. As one wag put it, this agreement is actually between Norman F. Starkey and Norman F. Starkey, since Starkey was also the President of ASI when this agreement was executed.

Removes from the original statement of Article Seven (VII) the following language: "In keeping with the religious purposes to which the corporation's property is irrevocably dedicated." This amemdment also changes the distribution of the assets upon winding up and dissolution of the corporation, which can be compared to the original 28 May 1982 Articles.





CST's own Special Director, Lawrence E. Heller, pays off the thief Gerald Armstrong with an undisclosed settlement amount, and Armstrong gives the $5 million worth of intellectual property back to the CST Special Directors who helped him steal it for their own purposes in the first place.





An AP story saying there are 20,000 separate copyrights, patents, and trademarks owned by the Hubbard estate. (This is very interesting given the fact that Gerald Armstrong had stolen 30,000 documents from the Estate, which he had just given back.)









This UPI story says the evaluation of the Hubbard estate is $26.3 million, mostly accounted for by intellectual property ( copyrights and trademarks ). All of it, of course, is destined to be transferred to the corporation known as "Church of Spiritual Technology" (CST) to come under IRS control, but that's not what the story says... .

License only for use of the copyrights in the Advanced Technology; granted by Norman F. Starkey as Executor of the Estate of L. Ron Hubbard to the corporation known as Religious Technology Center (RTC)





Fiscal Year 1987 tax planning for the corporation known as "Church of Spiritual Technology" (CST).





This 4 January 1988 document discussing currency trading transactions of CST is of unknown origin or authorship.









This is a "Covenant" (agreement; broadest usage: contract) granting RTC the exclusive license only to use and sublicense the Advanced Technology outside of the United States and its territories and possessions. This is the document, though, that finally reveals that RTC never owned any copyrights in anything

A crucial date marking the transfer of the assets of L. Ron Hubbard's estate, including transfer of all right, title and interest "in and to all of the copyrightable works of L. Ron Hubbard," over 7,000 of them, from the Estate of L. Ron Hubbard to Norman F. Starkey. It makes Starkey sole successor to "all right, title and interest of L. Ron Hubbard...and his estate." In effect, Starkey has replaced L. Ron Hubbard. And later, he will hand it all over to CST.





Affidavit of Norman F. Starkey memorializing the 3 January 1989 close of probate and affirming that he, as Trustee of Author's Family Trust-B, has come into ownership, custody and control of all the assets of the estate.









As usual with all the scum working for and with Meade Emory, almost nothing is ever recorded on the date it actually happened, so here "Sherm the Worm" Lenske finally actually files the document setting up Norman F. Starkey under the fraudulent "fictitious business" name "L. Ron Hubbard Library," which will later be the same fraudulent name the Lenske operate under at CST . The document says, though, that Starkey started using the name on 3 January 1989.

Adverse Claims Court ruling by Judge Bruggink regarding tax exemption that had been sought by the corporation known as "Church of Spiritual Technology" (CST). Most observers now believe that this Claims Court case was nothing more than an elaborate dog-and-pony show, largely at taxpayer expense, to create a public illusion that IRS and CST were at odds. The cumulative content of the documents on this site prove beyond any reasonable doubt that Meade Emory was acting as an agent of IRS, and completely restructured the Scientology corporations--including the creation of CST--and drafted all of the related probate documents specifically so CST could be granted tax exemption and thereby come into ownership and control of all the intellectual property. In fact no other rational interpretation of or conclusion from the accumulated facts is even possible.





Reveals over $6 million dollars spent by CST in one year alone (1989) on titanium earthquake-and bomb-proof vaults in remote areas, on which it is now estimated CST has spent well over $100,000,000. They claim they are "preserving" L. Ron Hubbard's original works in there. Well, we know that they are burying them...





What all the above was all about. Here was the payoff. Here was the weenie for all of Meade Emory's hard work and dedication and fraud. Here CST gets its grimy paws on all the gold, on all the intellectual property, to be controlled by IRS through their handpicked Special Director tax lawyers: Sherman Lenske, Stephen Lenske, and Lawrence Heller.





The title is something of a misnomer (surprise) because this is the document wherein Norman F. Starkey, as Trustee of Author's Family Trust-B, transfers to CST all right, title, and interest in and to the controls he has established over RTC through various licenses and covenants.





This is the record from the Library of Congress Copyright Office recording the transfer of 7,731 copyrights from Norman F. Starkey as Trustee of Author's Family Trust-B to Church of Spiritual Technology (CST) The only problem is that the actual transaction agreement wasn't executed until the following day. But, hey, when you've got this much fraud being done by people connected with the government, what's one more false statement to a federal institution?





This is the date on which the corporation known as Church of Spiritual Technology (CST) began doing business under the fraudulent fictitious business name "L. Ron Hubbard Library." The document filing date is not until almost a month later, 27 December 1993, but this is the date CST started actully pretending to be a library, which just happens to be coincident with the transfer of over 7,000 copyrights from Norman F. Starkey to CST (immediately below).





This is the actual Assignment by Norman F. Starkey of 7,731 copyrights to the corporation known as "Church of Spiritual Technology" (CST), doing business under the fraudulent name "L. Ron Hubbard Library." Somebody told the Copyright Office that it had happened the day before, but what's a little fraud among friends?





In keeping with the pattern of fraud and cover-up, Sherman Lenske waits a month before actualy filing the "d.b.a." for CST to masquerade as the "L. Ron Hubbard Library." See 29 November 1993 above.





Washington Post and their reporters, they never discovered that Sherman Lenske was Special Director of the very corporation, CST, that owned the copyrights the Post was being accused of infringing, so Sherman Lenske made braying jackasses out of the Washington Post, Fisher, Leiby, and all of the Post's counsel. Unfortunately for Sherm, though, he also gave away the farm regarding much of the fraud documented on this site.



This Declaration of Sherman Lenske was submitted in a copyright infringement case against Arnie Lerma, the Washington Post, and two of their reporters, Marc Fisher and Richard Leiby. For more on this and other related copyright infringement cases, see our special report, CST and IRS: Copyright Terrorists . But to the eternal shame of theand their reporters, they never discovered that Sherman Lenske was Special Director of the very corporation, CST, that owned the copyrights the Post was being accused of infringing, so Sherman Lenske made braying jackasses out of theFisher, Leiby, and all of thecounsel. Unfortunately for Sherm, though, he also gave away the farm regarding much of the fraud documented on this site.

Among the early indications of the discovery of the fraud being perpetrated by the IRS, CST, and Bridge Publications, Inc. (BPI) on buyers of books purportedly by "L Ron Hubbard," this letter from Barnes & Noble expresses serious concern that the books being sold to them by BPI are being misrepresented.





Another early indication of the discovery of the fraud being perpetrated by the IRS, CST, and Bridge Publications, Inc. (BPI) on buyers of books purportedly by "L Ron Hubbard," this affidavit goes into great detail about specific frauds surrounding the book called "New Slant on Life."