From: ShyDavid@this-is-a-fake-address.org (ShyDavid (Gay Terrorist Psycho))
Subject: Re: Scientologists accept Clearwater trial
Date: Fri, 13 Jun 2003 01:26:00 GMT
Organization: Anarcy, Inc.
Message-ID: <3ee9282c@news2.lightlink.com>

On Thu, 12 Jun 2003 14:31:57 -0500 (CDT), boobootigger@webtv.net (Tigger) wrote:

> RICK ROSS COMMENTS with highlighted links to news articles and other
> pertinent information. Cult News.com: Wrongful death lawsuit against
> Scientology may finally go to trial
>
> Address: http://www.cultnews.com/archives/000590.html
> Changed: 11:33 AM on Thursday, June 12, 2003

My prophesies:

1) Scientology Inc. will attempt to settle with Ms. McPherson's estate, including in the settlement agreement a gag order that will require non-disclosure of the settlement agreement. Dandar will ask the estate to refuse the gag order but accept the rest of the settlement's terms. Scientology Inc., not wanting to have tens of thousands of their victims encouraged by the settlement sum into suing as well, will insist that the gag order be part of the settlement agreement. Ms. McPherson's estate will reject the settlement offer.

2) Scientology Inc. will increase the financial sum and make a second settlement offer, including the non-disclosure agreement. This agreement will be rejected.

3a) Judge Susan Schaeffer ends up dead and the bloody knife is magically found on the passenger seat of Dandar's car, with a typed confession on a sheet of paper that has his fingerprints on it resting next to it; he goes to the gas chamber an innocent man while the murderer goes up The Bridge To Total Freedom.

3b) Schaeffer is left unharmed by OSA, but Dandar is found with three bullets in his head and three bullets through his heart. His death is ruled a suicide by the Clearwater Police Department.

3c) Schaeffer is left unharmed by OSA, but Dandar mysteriously vanishes without a trace and is never seen or heard from again. 100 years later what's left of his bones are discovered in a lime pit in the basement of the Fort Harrison Hotel building. Law enforcement rules the death "accidental."