Bare-Faced Messiah (PDF) - Apologetics Index

use new money with the first and last figures of each bundle. The instructions was to take the
money from Zurich and take in to Luxembourg [should be Liechtenstein]. He wanted money in the
vault, physically there.
The money was on wooden slats and the guys were still taking the numbers when we went down
there. Fred and Michael checked lists to make sure that the numbers corresponded.
There was an incident in 72 when LRH's folders were brought in. Otto [Roos] sent off for all his
folders to find out if there was some incorrect list run on LRH which was creating problems. I think
all he had was flu. He was a hypochondriac, the slightest cold was pneumonia. Otto came up with
some funny stuff, I don't know what it was, and messengers were running back and forth.He got
some info that was not what LRH wanted about. He had a peculiar thing of not throwing anything
away. Otto got into serious trouble. If you run a list on somebody you find things upsetting you.
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Everything is recorded in folders, meter readings et cetera. You can check for wrong items. As the
tech progressed a lot of info became known only afterwards. You might have missed items. The
idea of pulling all folders was sensible. He found "discreditable reads". He might have had reading
on a withhold. A really discreditable read was a "rock-slam" - the needle goes wild.
LA QUINTA: I was an actress in one movie, my husband did lots of running about desert in black
shawl. His demeanour was irritated, mostly. He enjoyed what he did out there, but frustrated. The
make-up was constantly running off with sweat, the costumes sets were never right. He wanted to
make movies that were going to take over Hollywood. They were really terrible. We were shooting
every day.
I would get him up at about 7.30-8, when he woke. It would take him half an hour to dress and
wash. He would go through a few shirts every morning, first few would smell. I would go through an
act to get him to put on his shirt, pretending first few stank and then finding perfect one. He'd walk
from the cottage to the main house, sometimes walking round the pool 2 or 3 times. Breakfast
would take another half hour. He would start with cereal, fruit, eggs, bacon, a hash brown, usually
with Mary Sue, or if she was not there, with one of the messengers. Then he'd go through the
comm in his office. He would be on the set in the day; she'd get back by about 1030 [in the evening].
On location we would have the motor home ready to drive him to wherever he was. Lunch was
taken out to him. He was followed by cars with messengers. The crew would be out waiting for him.
They would do scenes over and over again before he was satisfied. He would have lunch in motor
home at 1230, might have little lie down while they were trying to get it right. Some days it would
end up fine well done everybody, often also there were tantrums storming off - "I'll be here tomorrow
and you better have that straight!"
He would finish the comm back at Rifle. After the FBI raid Mary Sue was told to take all her GO stuff
and get out, which she did. She went to LA. In evening he might write to Mary Sue.
He was saying to me that he never knew anything about it, and that Mary Sue was getting him into
trouble. I realised the whole thing was going to be dumped on her. Then, when we went to the
summer HQ at Gilman Hot Springs, letters were coming from Mary Sue with lot of bad news and he
didn't want to hear about it. Messengers would re-write Mary Sue's letters, they would take out the
bad news and give him letters with only good news.
Towards end of the time at La Quinta there was lot of security. He always took a big guy from HCO