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Scientology Disrupts #MeToo, Demands Accused Hollywood Sexual Predator Face ‘Religious Arbitration’ Not Arrest

Emily Zanotti
Scientology Disrupts #MeToo, Demands Accused Hollywood Sexual Predator Face ‘Religious Arbitration’ Not Arrest
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Scientology is waging its own war on the “#MeToo” movement demanding, in Los Angeles Superior Court, that sitcom star Danny Masterson and his accusers face “religious arbitration” over allegations that the star and the Church stalked and invaded the privacy of at least four women rather than a jury.

Four women, Chrissie Carnell Bixler, Marie Riales and two Jane Does, filed suit against Masterson in the Los Angeles Superior Court back in August, claiming that Masterson stalked and harassed them after they went public with rape allegations against him, and that the Chuch of Scientology, a co-defendant in the case, conspired with Masterson to cover up the incidents, as well as other possible sexual crimes according to The Hollywood Reporter.

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