Category: Leah Remini
In Light Of Danny Masterson’s Rape Arrest, Leah Remini Says Scientology’s Days Of “Getting Away With It” Are Numbered
Yesterday, we learned that Danny Masterson was charged with three counts of rape by force or fear for allegedly raping three women, all former Scientologists, between the years 2001 and 2003. The New York Times reports that Danny “was arrested on Wednesday morning and was later released on statutory bail” which was set at $3.3 million (of which Danny needed to pay 10% of, in cash). No need to sprain your brain trying to figure out why it took nearly 20 years for charges to be filed (Hint: Alien Space Magic Cult). Now, anti-Alien Space Magic Cult spokeswoman Leah Remini, who was instrumental in helping to get these charges filed, says Scientology’s “days of getting away with it [are] coming to an end!” And man does that “it” runs deep.
A Judge Ruled That The Woman Suing The Church Of Scientology Must Participate In “Religious Arbitration”
The Church of Scientology is responsible for some of the worst crimes against humanity, the least of which is the staggering number of different fake titles for Top Gun: Maverick I’ve had to come up with in the past year. And I’ve actually had it pretty easy compared to Valerie Haney who filed a lawsuit against the organization last June charging the COS with a number of crimes including “kidnapping, stalking, human trafficking, false imprisonment, libel, invasion of privacy and intentional infliction of emotional distress,” (via Us Weekly) or what Scientologists call “Tuesday.” Unfortunately for Valerie, according to The Hollywood Reporter, her case has just been ordered into “religious arbitration” in accordance with “departure documents” she claims she signed “under threat of imprisonment,” “in a room with only Scientology’s general counsel and a man armed with a gun.” These motherfuckers.
Leah Remini Only Recently Found Out That Her Father Died A Month Ago (And Yes, Scientology Is To Blame For That)
Leah Remini and her father, George Anthony Remini, had a strained relationship in life, which she wrote about in her memoir Troublemaker. Since Leah was considered an SP (suppressive person) after leaving Scientology, she hadn’t talked to her father, who stayed in the cult, in years, and says that Scientology used him in smear campaigns against her. Leah reveals this and more when she posted about how her father sadly passed away before they could reconcile. And she says that thanks to Scientology, she and her sisters didn’t even find out about it until a month after the funeral.
“Leah Remini: Scientology And The Aftermath” Will End After Three Seasons
Scientologist turned anti-Scientology warrior Leah Remini dropped the first season of Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath back in November 2016. Since then, she’s gone from “Doug’s hot wife from The King of Queens” to the reason why there are so many aggressively crushed E-meters handles in David Miscavige’s office. Scientologists hate Leah and Mike Rinder, former Scientology executive and her co-host on the show, for trying to take them down. Well, Scientologists have a reason to celebrate today and it’s because Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath will officially end on August 26th.
Danny Masterson And Scientology Have Been Sued By His Accusers
Four women are suing Danny Masterson, David Miscavige and Scientology itself for trying to shush them up about their accusations of rape by Danny. The women say that after disclosing their assaults to various people, they were stalked and harassed by Scientology. You mean to tell me that the creeps of Scientology pulled illegal and scary tactics to try to silent someone for speaking out against one of their high-ranking members?! It’s as if Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath was a docu-series!
The Church Of Scientology Is Being Sued For Kidnapping, Human Trafficking, And A Slew Of Other Alleged Crimes
I hope Leah Remini is having a great day and is kicking back somewhere with an icy cold glass of pinot gris and cackling at the news that one of the participants of her Emmy award-winning show Scientology and The Aftermath, has filed a lawsuit against the Church of Scientology, David Misgave, and “25 other unnamed correspondents”, according to Rolling Stone.