SCIENTOLOGY TRASHES DANNY RAPE VICTIMS!
FOUR gals who helped send Scientology rapist Danny Masterson to the slammer have been clobbered with a ferocious counterattack by the church, which they accuse of launching a terrifying campaign of harassment and intimidation to silence them forever.
The women — Chrissie Bixler, now 45, and Bobette Riales, 42, and two only identified as Jane Doe 1 and Jane Doe 2 — accused the That ’70s Show actor of drugging and raping them during twisted encounters nearly two decades ago.
Scientology poster boy Masterson, 47, was recently convicted of raping one Jane Doe, who was then 23, in 2001 and the second, a 28-year-old, in 2003 and sentenced to at least 30 years in the slammer.
All his accusers, except for Riales, belonged to the controversial religion and hit Scientology and its elusive leader r David Miscavige ge with a civil lawsuit it claiming the church tried to protect Masterson by pushing them to drop their claims with a campaign of harassment and bullying. Church officials deny the charges.
However, in one horrific claim, Bixler accused the church of fatally poisoning her dogs as revenge for telling about Masterson’s criminal assaults. Another of the w women charged so someone broke the bed bedroom window of f her 13-year-old daughter.
Now, the cash-rich organization’s lawyers have struck back in the civil suit, insisting Scientology “doctrine does not prohibit persons from reporting crimes” and none of the people Masterson’s accusers say threatened them were “agents” of the church.
Scientology lawyers also rebutted the women’s claim that church rules made them “fair game” for harassment since they were defying the organization’s elders, insisting, “There is no doctrine of ‘fair game’ within the Scientology religion.”
The legal eagles say the women have no proof they “reasonably feared” for their safety or that a “credible threat” was made against them. The Scientology mouthpieces claim the gals were “misquoting religious texts” and “spreading falsehoods” against the church.
However, the women insist when they tried to report Masterson’s crimes, church officials conspired to have them systematically stalked and harassed to intimidate them. Sources say since Masterson’s September conviction, Scientology has thrown him under the bus and he’s been officially excommunicated.