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About Jesse Prince - Formerly the 2nd highest ranking officer in Scientology's Sea OrganizationThe Jesse Prince TapesRecorded by Jesse Prince, once Scientology's second highest ranking officer and former Scientologist Lawrence Wollersheim of the online anti-cult network
The transcripts have been broken into seven segments: Jesse1.doc, Jesse2.doc, Jesse3.doc Jesse4.doc, Jesse5.doc , Jesse6.doc
The Church of Scientology ensured Jesse Prince, key witness in McPherson case, was set up for posession of marijuana.News articles about Jesse Prince and Scientology's involvement in Florida's criminal "marijuna" case against him:
Aug 12, 2000, St. Petersburg Times"Scientology Critic Faces Drug Cultivation Charge"Jesse Prince, executive vice president of the Lisa McPherson Trust, an anti-Scientology group based in Clearwater, was arrested and charged Thursday with cultivation of marijuana, jail records show.
May 19, 2001 , St. Petersburg TimesChurch Critic Trailed, Arrested"Last spring, a private investigator working for the Church of Scientology went to Largo police with a tip: A vocal critic of Scientology named Jesse Prince was involved with illegal drugs. May 23, 2001, The Tampa TribuneTestimony: Church of Scientology Spurred Critic's Arrest"CLEARWATER - For months, a high-profile attorney for a prominent critic of the Church of Scientology has tried to show the church is behind a minor drug charge against his client. May 24, 2001, St. Petersburg TimesScientology is a Key Player in Marijuana CaseFive lawyers helped fill the courtroom Wednesday in a misdemeanor trial that included poster-board-size charts, a video recording, expert scientific testimony, five other witnesses and repeated references to the Church of Scientology. May 25, 2001, Asscoiated PressScientology Link to Drug Case Keeps Jurors From Reaching VerdictCLEARWATER, Fla. (AP) - Jurors in a misdemeanor marijuana case against a prominent critic of the Church of Scientology were unable to reach a verdict after some on the panel suspected the church had set him up. May 26, 2001, The Tampa TribuneScientology Critic's Jury Hung"Everyone thinks he was set up," a juror said of defendant Jesse Prince. The man did not want to be identified. May 26, 2001, St. Petersburg TimesScientology Critic Won't Face RetrialThey heard testimony about how Prince, once a high-ranking church member, was watched, videotaped and trailed for months by private investigators hired by Scientology lawyers. May 26, 2001, St. Petersburg TimesChurch Behavior?You have to be courageous to publicly criticize the Church of Scientology. The organization recently proved -- again -- how far it will go to investigate, smear and intimidate critics. May 26, 2001 The Tampa TribuneHung Jury Induces Prosecutors to Drop Their Pot-Growing Case `
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