Transferred from Operation Clambake Form: Opinions and Debate: HOW MANY HAVE TO DIE???????

tracey garland Tuesday, March 13, 2001 - 03:01 am To any reading this:

Gregor Wisner was the son of Michael and Penny wisner. Penny later to become Penny Zerdon. Wife of Herb Zerdon. I have been very close to Gregot for 15 years. He was disconnected from the family for the first time at age 18 for smoking pot. Not a day went by in Gregor's life that he did not struggle with the lack of support affection, love and tolerance that all parents should have with and for there children.

Gregor was avery tortured and beautiful young man with a brilliant mind and a kind heart. I believe that if not for being raised in a scientology family since the 70's then 27 year old gregor would be here with us today. I want to further say, I was around gregor quite frequently during times when he was being audited and I noticed a huge change in him. He became very depressed, distant and judgmental.

Toward the end of Gregors life he Battled an extreme psychosis. I am not a doctor , but I believe this psychosis was induced not only by cocaine, but also by scientology, and his parents rigid beliefs. No disrespect, but it all seems so senseless.

Thank you for remembering GRegor Wisner.

tracey garland Saturday, July 28, 2001 - 06:51 pm still mourning beautiful gregory bradford wisner age 27.

Thank you all for recognizing the tragedy of his death and not writing it off as an accident like so many others. I personally am still trying to come to grips with the loss of my boyfriend, bestfriend, and soulmate. At least I know there are others out there who feel the frustration of a senseless loss.

Thankyou Thank you Thank you Tracey Garland Saturday, July 28, 2001 - 07:05 pm Im sorry not to be a bother, but one more thing. A few friends told me that there were some scientologists somewhere posting rumors about me...defacing my character and whatnot. Just curious if anyone has seen anything and where... I'm not surprised it's typical.

Thanks again

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