FBI File: Ron DeWolf

U.S.
Department of Justice
Federal Bureau of Investigation

Washington, D.C. 20535
August 15, 2017
MuckRock
Dept. MR
411A Highland Ave.
Somerville, MA 02144-2516
FOIPA Request No.: 17-cv-03842-B

Subject: RONALD EDWARD DEWOLF
Dear Ms. Best:
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was inserted in the file to indicate where pages were withheld entirely. The exemptions used to withhold information
are marked below and explained on the enclosed Explanation of Exemptions:
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59 -60 Duplicate to Bates DeWolf-19 - DeWolf-20
73 -78 Referral/Consu lt
88-89 DuPlicate to Bates DeWolf-280 - DeWolf-281
100- 107 Duplicate to Bates DeWolf-295 - DeWolf-302
108- 1 12 Duplicate to Bates DeWolf-304 - DeWolf-308
133 Duplicate to Bates DeWolf-335
192 -200 Referra l/Cons u lt
247-258 Duplicate to Bates DeWolf-226 - DeWolf-237
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372-377 Duplicate to Bates DeWolf-283 - DeWolf 288
378 -381 Duplicate to Bates DeWolf-290 - DeWolf 293
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404-406 Duplicate to Bates DeWolf-320 - DeWolf322
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For information of the LV Office, this'case

involves the presentation of 'two checks for purposes of
encashment ..at the Middle East ,Bank Lboited, .330 Madi'son
.Avenue, .New York, .New yo~k .. The checks were for $2,000,000
; and $500,000. The $2,000,000 check -was to the account .of
L. RON HUBBARD, dr~wn on the Ne~ Bng~and.Merchants .National
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to the account of Indian .River Foods company, Inc., Florida,
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,DE WOLP'Charged that two people, namely.DAVID MISCEYAGE
and JAMESISAACSONwere embezzling funds from numerous
accounts belonging to L. 'J~N HUBBARD. DB WOLF also
mentioned an account that had been frozen at the New
England Merchants Bank when a- $2,000,000 check was presented
for -payment on the account. The signature on this check
was ,forged
The New York Off.ice believes that DE .WOLFhas
inside information arxl is aware of 'the checks _presented
at the Middle -Bast Dank Limited, namely the twochecks
presented by captioned subject. currently. the NYO is l
unaware as .to how 'DE WOLFknows about these two checks.
Knowledge of these two checks is very limited.
Due to past and present investigations and legal
problems between the u.s. government and the Church of
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Scientology, no cooperation was expected by the New~ork
Office from the Church of Scientology Jn the case of these
two checks. The NYO believes these two checks were taken
by insiders at the Church of Scientology and encashment
attempted. DB WOLF.however, seems to be knowledgable .of
. the situation and might be able to provide leads as to the
the ~hecks. , (Newspaper article e~closed).
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1. Will attempt to locate L. RONBUBBARD,JR.

son of 'L. RONHUBBARD, now known as RONALD
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A. How does he (DE t'VOLP) know ~bout the $2,000,000
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infor~ation in regard .to the checks, such ~s: A.re they . ~I
legitimate, or counterfeit? -Is ~ndian River Foods a subsidiary :1
of the Church of Scientology.? Could the checks be taken
from one area or would several sections' be invo1ved? Would
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Ronald Edward DeWolf, also known as L. Ron Hubbard, Jr.,

was interviewed at his place of residence, Apartment 101, 1401 East
tong Street, Carson City, Nevada, telephone number 702-883-6738,
and furnished the following information:
He is the son of L. Ron Hubbard, ounder of the Church of
Scientology.
He left the church in November, 1959, and has had no
personal knowledge of its operation since that time.
He has no knowledge of a $2 million check drawn on the
account of his father and deposited at the Middle East Bank .Limited.
He has no knowledge of the Indian-River Foods Company, Incorporated.
He became aware.of the s2 million check through his b6 - 2
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He advised that a Vaughn Young, associated with Author
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"2 F/K/A L. RON JIUDBARD, JR.
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4 I, Ronald DCW(?lf, for_merly known as .L. Ron Hubbard,
5 Jr. hc_reby state under the pains nnd penalties of perjury that
6 I have personal knowledge, and/or informat_ion and belief where
11 so stated, as to the fo~lowing facts:
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9 l. .I arn the oldest ch_i_ld of L. Ron Hubbard, having
10 been born on Mny 7, 1934 at Encinatas, Cali.forn.ia. My mother,
11 Margaret Louise Grubb, married my father on April 1.3, 1933
12 at . Elkton, Maryland .
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14 2. Throughout most of his li_fe my father has suf-
15 fered from recux::rent cycles of severe mental and emotiona_l

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17 incl_inations and ideation, excessive drug u~age, advanced
18 venereal disease, cri_minal and frauduleJ:lt schemes, and habi tu-
19 ation' to bizarre, occult pract_ices :including blood rituals,
20 abortion rituals, and embryo ..implants ...

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22 3. Between the years 1944 and 1959, I have peX'.son~l
23 knowledge that my father regularly used illegal drugs including
?A amphctamin_cs, barbiturates and hallucinogens. He regularly
25 used cocaine, peyote, and mescaline.
26 of s'u'lfur drugs to treat his vene_ra1
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.2 fatber in organizing, developing and p~omoting variou5 organi2n-
. tiol'.ls which evcmtually became col_lcctively known as the Cburch
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4 of.Scientology. 1he origin of most of my fnthers ideas and
6. tenets whih h_avc become

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the operat,ing doctrines of the Church
6 of Scientology bava the.ir basis i_n blac~ magic. and satani.c . .,
''l theor1es derived from a cult cali.ed theffOT0 11 developed.'by one,
8 hlcis tcr crowley. ~any of .my :fa thcr' s wri tings were :prepared
9 when he was saturated with ~oca_ina.,.nnd other drugs, in.eluding
10 hallucinogens, and.his theories are plagiarized .f~om Crowley ,an.cl

a gcrrna:nic cult "Germanen Oden", which eventual_ly
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. 12 became .enveloped in the "SS" of Nazi Germany,._
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15 further and .further removed 'from rcali ty, su_f_fe1::ing :rom severe
16 occurtcnce~, o~ paranoia -and delusion, cont.i.nued physical.., deteri-
17 oratioJ'.l from chrcmic diseases including arth_ritis, duoden_al

ulcers, chronic pneumonia, and s~cletal
. weakness.
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20 6. Betwe~n the years l.959 and .March, l980, based U:pon
. informat_ion and belief documantcd by medical treatment and re-
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22 co~ds, my fatbe.r suff~red :.from su~ccptibility to }?ope _fracturcs
-anemia,
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,24 monia, duodenal ulcers, arthritis and pulmonary emboli. On one
25. - -occasion, in ..1974 ,. he fra,ctu:rcd his .w:;ist while swattin_g n fly.
26 .In .. 1-978 - 1979, my father suffered f_rom a pulmonary ernbolis_m

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27 , .in LnQuint_a~ Calfforn_ia and almost died. At that time,
28 upon information and,bcliet, he wns in the care and custody of
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2 who was told by my .f~ther to "bury him i.n the -datefields" in
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7 father s continued physd.cal, menta.l and e_rnot.ion_al deter_ioration
8 and siqkncss is characterized ~y several signi~1cant ,eveot.s wb_ich
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in . part: his increasing '
,inability to pe_rcci ve rcali ty ._
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10 These events are d(?cumented in.' part- by the Exhibits attached_
11 to thi.s a_ffidavit. .They are as fol.lows:
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13 ;a), :In 1941, just prior to America s involve-
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14 .ment .in W~W.'II, my father, then a science ,f_iction
15 writer for pulp rriagaz_i_nes, applied for a commi_ssion

16 ,~~ the U.S. Naval. Rcs~rve. My father's .application
1'1 prirnal:'.rly _relied upon his f_ather.s n_ava_l bac~gtound,
18' my gx::andfather then bein~ a .Lt. Commander i_n the_ Navy.
19 A_lthough my ~ather h_ad f'iu~ed out of ox: left three

20 high s~hool.s, and had flunked, out pf or left George
2l WashiJ'.lgton Un~ve_~sity after three semesters, my gr-and-

22 father~s influence helped him get bi_$ commissiol'.k _in
23 the Naval Rc_sex:vc. ~y ;athc_r was th~n 30 years old,
24 having been born on l'.1.arch 13,

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27 an.d was sent- to Australia where he remained .for only
28 approximately 40 days. He was ordered back to the U.S.
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2 assignment. He was -then or:derca to the Boston Naval
i3 shipyard where he was relieved of duty .on September
4o 25, 1942, after about foul; months, as not- "tempex:mcnt.al
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'1 3 years, bouncing. from.-assignment to assignment a_ftc_r
8 being .repeatedly ):'eturnad for "il)struction". On_one
9 occasion,. in 1_943 a "Board of In9uiry .. was convX)ed
.IO against him. Hewas given a lett_er of "admonition
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13 conditions." Later, on Sep~arnher _27, 1944, my father
14 ~oiscovered .. ,a .gasoline }?e>mbon board the u.' s. s. i\lgol

15 several'. days before it sai_led -i.nto c~mbat and_ he was
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16 ~~ediately relieved of duty. Shortly thereafter,
1'1 h_e was. adr.iittcd to the Oa~ Knol.l Mil_itary Hospital for
18' a period of approximately 3 months suf_fcring from
19 venereal disease,. duodenal_ ulce.rs and under psycbiat.~i_c
20 care. Y father's mental illness ,and, incompetency
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23 by the fact that _from 1949 to ,})is disappearance ,i_n
24 March of 1980, my father cia_imed that he served 11

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25 years i_n combat:, was "one of the most- 'b.igh_ly decor-<?-t.cd
26 .. officcxs in W.W.II", "was personally 1own about- in
27 .the plane of' the Secretary of '~he Navy", was ctippl~d

and bllndcd" f_rom war wounds .ana. hea_lpcl h~rnself
.
.th_rou9h
'28
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.

l
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"
'

1 a process ca_l_lcd ..i>ianetics.. wh_ich ,he claims t_o 'hnve
2 discovered. Of course, al_l -of thesQ claims are false.

. 3.
-.4 b) ht the end of W.li.lI, rny father became
6 involved .with bi zarra, occult .practices in the OTO
G (Ox-der of Templars Oricnta_l_is) wi_th one Jae~ Pax:son_s,

.
/1 who .was a close associate of Crowley.. .qn January 1.4,
8 . l.946, Hubba.rd, P~x:sons and a young

. girl, whom -I be_lieve
9' to, be Parson s git:l fx.:ien.d, sarah Northrup, attempted

' .
10 to create a '!rnoonchi~d 11
after l_l days of rituals where-
11 by an unborn human cmbr_y9 was "implant.eel" with "sat_anic

,
12 powe~s... Later, Parsons claimed ;that my f_atl)er stole
13 approxi_mately $20,000 of Pa~son.s money,. purchased a

14 .yach~, and took off with sarah. Alt}:lough my _father
15 was sti_l_l rnar:ricd to my mothct: at tbe ti.me, on Augu~t-

.
16 10, 1946. be cnte_red into ~ bigamous m~rx:iage with
..
17' .Sarah. in Chestertown, MarylAnd. .This mar);iage lasted
18 unti_l. 1951, when sarah su~d my father for divorce on
19 .
the. grounds .of "syste:matical_ly
.
tortut:in<j,. her .with
20 "physical bcatings 0
, ,.slc_ep' deprava~ion.",, "strangula-
21 tion" 'and ,.scient_i_f_ic t~rture ,cxpQrimnts'~'. Sarah
22 also .attempted to have ~y .fatbe.r hospital_ized on the
23' grounds, that ,he ~as suffer.in.g ..rom "pa_ranoid schizo-
24 phre_n_ia" as refl.ccted by. not only, -t.hc fo~~going but:
25 al~oby my father's attempts to k_ill_ Sarah, b.is hatred
26 ~nd '_fear of women, his drug add.iction,. his venereal

6 2
27.
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~isease, and h_is subsequent kidnapping of ~--------b
____.
in
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b7C - 2
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.. .e
;
.e-
1 ...._____________ ___.My fatJ'}cr ~l~d to Havana, b6 - 2
b7C - 2
2 Cuba between March and May, 1951 withl !where
.. 3 ~ he w-as hospi tali2cd ;under. psy~hiatric care. In ordar
4.. to get ... I ______ !back, Sarah signed a partial re-
'
5 cantation of her -allegation_s again.st my father, and
6 on June 1.2, :19 51 a di vorcc dccree was entered . and
'1
8.
9 '
D
.official_s
was ret\irned
attempt~d.to
'
including
.
to her.
h_is third
Subsequently,
_locate our father, and Church
wi_fc, ~ar,Y sue Hubbard
in .19 75,
.
10 devised nn e_laborata plan to conceal ,my ._father's
11 ,____________ land deceive.her as to the forc-

'12 go~ng _acts. -There ,arc hund~eds of documents now on
18' f_ile -in tbe .Lo~ -Angeles Sup~rior Co~rt in the casa of
14 Church of Sc~entology v. Armstrong No. c 420 153,

' many o!which are. in .my father's
15 bandwri_ting which
16, ' c9nfi:rio the _foregoing .fa~ts ~
17
1s 'c) On Octobe_r 15, 194 7, my fat})er was ,su_f-
19 fe~ing -ftom seve~e suidical ideation and .requested_
20' psychiatric treatment .from the Veteran_s A_dministration
2i, for a "mind" .which was "ser'iously. affected" and for
22 "suicida_l incl_in_ations"' In. connection with his
23 psychiatric probl~.ms and - duodenal ulcex;s, rny f_ather
24 sought and rcc~iveda disability from the V.A. which
25 disabilit'.:Y payments were continuing to be paid until
26- at least Marcb, 1900. Although my father has continual-
27 ly suffered from a_ll of the_ di.senses and problems
28 reci tcd in this Dccl4!lra.tion, .fox: a period of npproxino.tcly
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..
... 'i
1
e
30 yc~rs, he :hzis publicly
'
~tatcd
-- to Church .members that
.2 he is in "pcrf cct- health n '.as n rcsu1:t of "Dinnetic and
3 .Scientology :procc~sing". Thousands of people have

l.'if.
4 paid millions of doll.ars to my f_athcr on t;hc belief
5-, ~h~t he wils 11

twice pronounced dead" from war.wounds,
'6' and rniraculously .

cured hirnsel_f through
. . .
Scientology, .
'I having achieved a state of ,ipcrfcct, p~ysica_l, mental
8 ap.d emotional hea}.th" for the past 30 years. 1n :fact,
9 this .is a tot.al faisi ty, but .my father suf fers .from
10 severe pa_ranoid schi_zophren_ia wi'th delllsio~s, and
11 church offi'cials continue to perpetuate

, these fal_se-
.hoods.
.
12
13
14 . d) Between. 1952 and 1959, my father . -att~mpt.c.-<'l '
15 to "sell" h_i_s theories of Scie_ntology processing whicb
16 he claim_ed were the. most advanced "brai_n-washing

.
1'1. tecbnol.ogies" in the world, to s~vcral governments._
18'. My father fi~st attempted to sell his ''technology"
19 to :the F .-B.I. h"ben that fai_led he turn~d. to MI-5- in,

England and t}:len to Russia. My f.~thet wrote severa.l
20
_letters to the F.B.I. i_n connection-with 'th.is matt.er
21
and ,he personally met with several
. off_icials Jrom
'
22
23 Bri~ish intelligcmce, one name~
. ,
Iwho we.re, b6 - 2
b7C - 2
24 according to my f_atbe.r, acting as spies :for .the
25 Russian K.G.B. ,at the time. Throughout- the 1950 s
26 my father was~ heavy user of cocaine and. mescaline.
27 In .fact, in 1957 when my father wrote ~i11 About
28 Radiation .. by a "Nuclcnr Physicist" and a "Medical
DeWolf-27.
.e ..e
1 Doctor, he was snturated with coc~inc and severely
2 deluded. Although he was neither a medical doctor or
8 a nuclear physicist, and had flunked the only physics

course he ever took, he was hallucinating
. so much
4
6 at- the time that he professed to have the above qual_i-
6 fications which, in turn, supported his cla_im that
'l Scientology -ap.d Dianet_ic- processing would cure radia-
8 .. tion burns from nuclenr fall-out. -At the time, the
9 "cold-wa_r 11
was in full swing and people were building
10 bornb sheiters out of fear of the Soviet attack. y

... 11 father attempted to use this fear to .his advantage.
12
13 e) Throughout the 1950 1 s my father engaged
14 in excessive drug usage, _.various sexual perversions,

.
15 occult practices, and numerous crimi~al activitjes for
16 which he was sought by District Attorneys, the F.B.I.,
17 the 1.R.S., and later by the F.D.A. For example,
18 my father claimed that his theories relating to Scien-
19 tology were bnsed on 30 years of case histories and
20 research. In act, his books were w~i tten from hi.s
21 imagination, of.f th~ top of his head, while unde_r the
22 influence of drugs.
23
24 ) In the 19GO's and 1970 1 s, when my father
25 and his followers were being investigated throughout
26 the world for fraud and practicing medici~e ,without
27 a license, of which he was convicted of fraul in France, my
28 fnthor implemented nn claboratc plan which he ha_d
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I
.... 4 '

;
1 previously discussed with me 'in t.hc mid 1950 s "to
2 take over the world". My father or9nn.izcd the "Sen
3 Orgnnization." whi<:.~ is analogous to the "Nazi SS"' and
4 the 11
Guardians Office" or the G.O., which is analogous
5 to the "Gestapo". Th.c purpose of these Scientology
o organizations \ias to "penetrate"
t '
,eve_ry major
...
govcrn-
'1 rnen~al agen~y .th_roughout the wo~ld to obtaiJ) suf_ficient

..
8 llintel.li9ence "date" to .effect a take-over. In , fact
. I
9, the 11 highest off_icials .of Scientology includi_ng

10,. Mary.
.
sue .Uubbard, . his third wi_fe, were convicted of
11 a varie~y of crimes, in 19 79 an.d ~9 81, and most

... of
12 .. them are npw .in jai_l i_n com:iection with said' biza_rre
13 plot. :My father s rnent_al and emotional coJ)_dition .i_n
14' the "1960 's and 1970 's was so deX'.anged th.at be bel_ieved
15. th.at he was the "Beast 6.6Gu referre_d to in the Apoca-
16 . lypse _in tbc Bible as the Anti-Christ, and th.at. he

..
17 had the ~power" to cont.rol al_l of rnan-ki_nd.
18
19 g) upon information and b~licf, betwce~ the
f_rom the summer of ,_1978 to the somrne_rof 19 79,
20 . '
pe~iod
21 roy father was residing in the area qf taQuinta,
.22. and them Uimmct, California. At- .tbat time, he wa_s
23 occasionally very physically ill and severely rnenta_lly
.24 ill :as charactcrized by his act_io1_1s which i_ncluded
25 -clnborate and patanoid plan_s tp conc~al hi_s location,_
.26 bursts of uncon.trollcd rage with attendant scre(lri\ing,
27 requiring that his surr~.ttndings be 'kept in "white

'
. 28 glove stcrili ty, that his food be tasted, tbat his
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.(

.
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1 clothes be rinocd; in ..1..3 buckets of water",. ~nd that
.
!,
2 all of hi_s "cnc1nics" be !scnrclled out and "destroyed".

. 1n 'fact, my' father in 1967 wrote a. policy -cal.led the
':
3
4 Fair Game Doctrine" which calls for the destruction
5 of all his enemies. 'that ,policy states:-

.
6 "ENEMY- SP Order. Fair game. ..Ma_y
.'1, be qcprived of property or injured
8
. by any .means by. any Scientologi_st
.9 without -any di$cipl_ine of the
10 Scientologis t.. l:1_aybe -tricke<.},
11 sued or lied to or destroyed ...
12
13 h) Between 1969 an~ 1971:, my father cm-
_ployed th.is pol~cy ~agai_nst- rne and others th.rough
14
15 many hara.s~ive "opera~ions", including threats on,
-16
nwlife and my :family. ~he ..operations" ana th_reats
forced me to sign a document wherein. l -stated that_
17

Scientology real.l:Y was .-a religion, was not: used to
18
~ ..
O
curc di_scase, and that I. was "vengeful toward Scien-
19
tQlogy. :1 signed tbis docum.ent- under duress ,aJ)d co-
20 .
. c_rcion, specif_ically in .fear for the s~fety of my
21
_f_arnily. Tbroughout- the 1960 s an~ 1910 's my father
22
employed.hundreds of agents to copduct thousands of
23.
'"ope_rntion_s .. _including "Oparation snow Whitell, opera~
24
tion Kce_lcr", ','Ope.ration Freakout .. and many otbc_rs
25
to frame, smear and attac~ his opponents._ .some of
26
,these .,opcrations" including the ..tra_i_n_ing mn2)uals"
27
28
to _perpetrate them .nrc ntta~hcd l.u~reto as Appeodix tl
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.
...
1

to this affidavit.
-
There arc approximutely
..
80 thousand
2 documents rcv eali.ng this incredible scheme , which
3 ware seized by the F. 'B.I., in July, 1977, now on file
4 in the Federal Court in Washington, D. C. As n rc s ult
6 .of the foregoing operations against me, I changed my
G nnme in 1972 to DcWolf. .

'l
8 8. My father' s extrem e pa _r anoid condition i s reflected
9 .in the "policies" and ''operation s " that he implemented between

1975 and 1978 to conceal his 1oc a tion, avo id arrest and/or ser-
10 .
11 vice of subpo ~nas and process and to conce a l hi s physical
.. .
~
and
12 mental deterioration and i .;.ln esses .ro m the .public. One of
13 th es e "operations" was called "Program L.R.H. Security, Code

11
14 Name: Power" >to "maintain an alerting Early Warning system
15. 'throughout th e G.O . to take defensive actions to sud~enly
16 raise the lcv e ;. of L.R.H. (Hubbard} security very }:}igh".. An-
l'l other "op er ation" was called "Operation Bu.lldo zc r Leak" to,
18 "effe ct iv e ly spread. ;the rumor that wil_l 1cad government, media
19 and individual SPs to conclude that L.R.H. has .no control of
20 th e c of s (Church of Scientology) and no l ega l li ab i .l .ity for
21 Church activity". See Appendix II to this Declaration.

.
22
23
9. Upon infor mati on and bel _i ef , between the begi _nn.ing
.
24 of 1980 and continuing to th e present tim e there h av e been sever-
25 al high level "purges" or "defections" of of f_ici nl s of the Church
26 of Scientology over whom my. 'father had absolute control .for more
27 t .hnn 20 years. These purges and de .fe et .ions b eg an to t ak e place
28 shortly after my father disappc~rcd and they have created
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..

" .e- .e
.i
~1 signif_icnnt- internal turmoil within th~ Scientology organ_iz~tion,
I
,I
2- nl'l of which suggests th~t rny father is either deceased or incom-
3 petent. Somo of thc.se individual? include Mary sue Hubbard,
4 Kin'ia Douglas,
..===================--------' .___ ---I
0 Herbert- Pad:house, Bi.11

b6 - 2
b7C - 2
' , o Rob~rtson,
'l
8 Davi.d caiman, _____________________
...._ ____.
9 and others. Tbe forc~foing individuals constitute~ th~ rul_ing
10 -hierarcby of the .
. .Church of Scientology
'
under the total .con~rol
11 of, my father. All -Scientology organ_i_zntion~ arc
.
now operated by
12 a -22 year old indi vi~u:.a~ n~med David l1iscevage, who, ~upon infor-
18 mation and belief, together witb one I I-bas control b6

b7C - 2
- 2
14 over my .father's accounts. There ~re. approximately ten_ -~i:idividu-

15 als who have signed ~y tather~s name on these -~ccounts. These
16 indi vid\tals include .__ ___________________ ......
111 ::==============================
18 ._______________________. The death or in-
19 competency of ,my father would enable the forcgoi_ng .and several
20 othe.rs wi'th access to his accou?lt t9 dissipate, steal or
21 alienate hi_s assets. The following act_ivities sug9est .th.at such

.
22 di_ssipation is- occurring. Upon infox:mation an.cl belief, I avc_r
23 ' the follow~ng:
24
25 a) Between March, and t1ay, 1982, my fathe_rs
26 copyt'.ights in a~l of h.is publicatiol)s and hi$ patent
27 rigbts to the E-}1etcrw~rc assigned to the Chur~h of

Scientology. My. fa the,:
'
was maniacal about holding

.
28
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"

'"
1

these in hi.s ntlme and wou.ld never
e
assign them to the
2 Church unless he was dead or incompctont, and the as-
3. signment )u,.s been forged.
4 b6 - 2
7 2
5 b) .In June, 1982 an arabic individunl al- b c -
G l.egcdly
.
named I ~res~ntcd .a. two m~ll.ion
'1 doll.ar check drawn on my father's E.F. Hutton nccount,

8 for deposit to tl?,c Mid East Dank in N. Y. city. _My
9 father's signature was f9rged on said check by a
10 prcsent.l:( unknown person. The person ..wh,o originally

11 opcmed the E.F. Hutton account in ,1975 was ... l____.
12 ,______ ___.l~hosigned my father's name at that time.
13 The check and account wex:e f_rozen by the bank for a
14 period. of time until 1 ~ and others obtained
15 control of the check. I am unaware: of the prascnt

lG d_isposition of the funds :in said account, although l
.
l'r am .informe.d that the.re were large withdrawal_s from
.
18 said account for several months prior to June, 1982.
19
b6 - 2
20 c) In June, 1982,~l ______ ~lattempted b7C - 2
21 to sell approximately $1,000,000 i ..n precious stones

.
22 and coins belonging to my father on the wholesale
.23 market in .Los Angeles

24
25 d) Scvc_ra1 of my father's brokerage accounts
b6 - 2
26 having a value between 10 and 20 million dollars in b7c - 2
27 Los Angeles are under th.e tota.l control of

-------1
. 28 who is working with David Miscevage to take over control
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"
"
.. I!\
l
....
. of the ,Churcl_l of Scientology.
..
1
2
. 3 c) Nei thcr. Mury Sue lJubbtird or any of ~.he
4. chi_ldrcn have had any contact: of any nature or de.scrip-
5 tiol) .from my father since March, 1980 .
6
..
7 J.O. One of my fathe_rs close.st and-most con_f_idcntiai
8 aide5~ defected .from t):le Ghurh of Scicnto.logy b6 - 2.
.._,-----""""i====------- b7C - 2
9 in December, I______
1981 .... ~!was
.
:in control o~ a).l of my
.lO fathers most- _per:Sqnal 'docume_nts, which documents rcvea_l in part,
ll my. fathe~'.s f'.raudlent and cri_minal activi tics, and his mental,
12 pbysica1 an_d en)Otional illl')css. ~Y father personally-assigned
I
:13 ,I Ito posse_ssion -of said doc~ments. I Ihas !
14 t:1ow.been sued ~y the. Churcn of Scientology .to obtain the documentsJ
l~ andl l"is in fear of his '_life. .'My father would not a_l-l~w
16 such d.octimcnts to .be r~l~ascd .unless he is dead or incompetent.
17 ,______ ____.fsproP,erly in possessio~ Of ,said documel')tS and could
18 I
on_ly retU:~n them to ,my .father but. ~y father has failed to appear
19 and. claim tbcn,. 'l'he documents have, in t_hemselves, at:1d in~_zt_im-

20 able value.
-~1
22 _11. Based .upon the foregoing fae;t.s set forth in. t~i.s
23 .Deciaration,, an.d upon, i_nformation and b~lief', t believe that my I
24. fat.her is dead and. request tbat -a ''l~.rustee o_r ~cccivcx: be appointcj:
25 to collect- his asset_s and -bol_d tbem f~r his lawful heirs at
26 law. I
!
27 I,
28
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:e
Executed this t -~
....--dayof
.e .
11~ 1982, at Carson
2 City, Nevada, under the pnins- an,d penalties of _perjury pursuant
'
3 to the laws of the State of,California. i
4
I
5
.
6"
..~~~ II
'
7 Ronald OcWolf
8
9 STATE OF' NHVADA
10 COUNTY OF CARSON,
11 ..
i2 o~ this 6th day of November, 1982, before me appeared
13 Ronald Dewolf, . .
to me pe.rsonally
.
kno~m, :and who acknowledged
14 the execu~ion of the oregoiJ.}g instrument as his free act-
15 and deed, for ;the consideration,set .forth therein.

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16
17
.L&.,~
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Notary .Public
18
19
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21
22
23
24
25
26
27.
/ FEB171983
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I
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..l>E'l'ITIOH
,, ... .,.
oF RONALD.-DEWOLF.l;'OR 1\l>POINTt-iENT
,I
:AS .i~ECIVER OF .'1'11~ABSENTEI! ESTAr.i:~ OF

- iHOBBARD
L .. RON
. 1.'
, ,,
l.
'
;Pctitione; :resides
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at '.1'101 :E~st Long:s~reet,.
.' .
.
carsor1 CS.~y, Nevada
L. Ron :Hubbard,
, .
having
89701 . 'Petitioner
..
,
is th~ ol'dcst
.
been '.bot)>. on May, ,7, 19~4 j.n Encin:itas~
.
son of
.
:calJfornia -to .L>-Ron aubbard and' Mar9.aret Louise 'Grubb
~ .
-Hubbard. .Petition~r changed)his -n~:ne ;roin t, . )~on Hupbard,
.
Jr., . DeWolf' in ..1972..
to Ronald
. .The allegations 'Se~: fottb '.in
thi.~ Petiti9n .-are supp9;rted -~n detail in t_he atta~}:lcd
..
'
'
11
Decla~ation 1
i of Ronald :DeWolf, .here~ith_ made a -part: hereof._
. ... r,I
2., The -a!>s~ntee,, .L. Roi1. ijubbard, .has beeri absent i
and,'unheard from. since Max;ch 1980 from ~is, last .and--u~ual

.. ,I
.P l ace c ... -a b~o""e in

..
~:..mz-...
_, c,r-
a_,i ...
o,::n.ia.
.
It!
Th~ absen~ee s p~e.- .
. former
,ser.t:-w.ife-,. .. ~wives,
. .children, re!atives, friends
. and
.~ 'acquaintan~es, :attorneys and :accountant_s, have ,not- SI>ok_en
with,
. .me.t-'Or,
.. he~rd,_from
. . the absentee: since f-l~r~h- 1980.
3. The ab~~ntee, .. i'f not. deceased, is:presently 71

y~s-of. ~ga-hav~g oocilrbom,o:: .Narch,,13,. -;1911 in Tilden, 'Ne",raska.:. The
..
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' .
- \.
,
' - .J '
'

,.
absentee is .:he inf~mous, internationall} known founder of,

a~d-absolute
-..- controller of the Church of Scientology and its
various corpor~tc entities including the Church of Sci- : .
.cntology of California, (California), a corporation hnving a

I ' ~
principal place of business in Los Angeles, California.
Until '
_!tarch J.980, the abscntc~
... cont.rolled all Scientology
'
organizations with total and complete dictatoria-1 power
. . ' .
throu_gh the use of unlawful, illegal and oftentimes criminal
' .. ~ ,. means as hereinafter mo:=e :u.111 set forth. .....
..' ,
... ,,.
Io''
4.. . 1
I->
.,, ,, .... ... ' .
-
. r ~.
.. ...,
' ,,. 4 The following is a list of -the absentees'
living
. children: -, '
.. .,,."'.' .
, ' ',r ', ; ' t '
1)
.
Petitior.e~, Ronald
.,,
DeWolf, ~on of .L. R~n
;,.
., "
'
'
Hubbard and ~argaret Louise Grubb.

' ' -
'
.'
...
2) , Catherine M. Hubbard, daughter of L . Ron

' .
.., Hubbard and Margaret Louise Grubb, born
'
.' ' . .. ' .: ' ',
.... January 16, 1936 at New ~ork City.
.
,
', .
3) of L.
":. L....~-----------------___J b6 - 2
b7C - 2
Ron Hubbard and Sarah Northrup Hubbard,
,. . '
' ~ t
born ___________________ ___,J
4) 1.... ________________ ___.of Mary

b6 - 2.
. ~ .. Sue 1-!ubbard and L. Ron Hubba1:~, born b7C - 2
. .. ..
..., . .-'
' , ...
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b7C - 2
5) ...._
____________ ..JlofL. Ron
.. .:............ .
'. ~ : I
., .
'< f ,. ~
~
:\.11 1 'O ..
Hubbard nnd Mary Sue Hubbard, born in
I
early sU."'11.mC?r,
1....---:-------------..J
6) ._I _________ .... h:L. Ron Huhbard and b6
b7C - 2
- 2
..Max'Y S\.te Hubbara born '.in.1....

__________ ....1
.
5. The a!:lsente6 has lived a l:ife characterized b_'J
severe roe~tal illness and physical di.sense, consistent

..
failure, and the use of .false and fraudulent, oft;entimes
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criminal :i,ee.ns, to cover up these f nilures and ~o acquire
wealth, fame and power. in ox-der to destroy h,S.s perceived
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tcncmies". The absentee's l:..!"e consists in part of the
following: (1)' He left or flunked out of three high .schools;
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where he was .. subsaquentlY ask~d to leave for unknown reasons;
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semesters; (~) He co~menced a ca:eer as a science fiction
.;~writer for pul? magazines;. (5) He attempted to acquire fame
py making f aJ.se claims conc~:-nin9 p~~:t;.cipa tion in scien-
tific ~~<i ~~:v.r.,lora~ional e:-:pcditions wl.i.ch. he senL to Wh<.'
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occult .~r':ct:..ces as an adherent to ';he cult of Alej c;+-~r

Crowley C(l).led the "O~O"; (7) He gqncral_ly engaged in
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1nanded, declared l;nfit for duty, apparently conccal~d a
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absentee's p~ysical a:id mental !le~lth continued t'odeteriorate.
This c.e ~~rio:-a.c:io:1 was .ref lectcc1 by the absentee 1
s contin,1ed
- rc~uire:nen.t for' psychiat.~ic treat'lcnt, suicidal tendencies
and ideation, c.rug ac!c."..lction, vene::cal disease and i:'l.1potency,
wife beating, bi~a:-1.t1 "b.le.ck magic" occult practice, forgery,

writing bad checks, a."ld miscellaneous. fraudulent c..;;tivities
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defrauded John w ..
Parsons of approxirr.e.t~ly $20,0C:>.00 in cash, be-..:a"tle involved
in a biga;,ous marriage with Par~on I

s gi:: ~'.~ricne, Sarah
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numorouz books, periodicnls, and news bulletin!;., copyr..i.<jhted
in his name and pub!ished b_y the Church of :Scientology,

which publicatio~s groszly misr~?rescntc~ his bac~~rou?d,
including false c~ai~s that he was a graduate of George
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who had.cone approxirea~~:y,20 years of extensive .research
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, p!lre'!lia, ,..,as sought a~ter by numerous stat~ and f edc.ral
':. agencies, has been th'} -~arget of numerous lawsuit~ th:::ough-
out the world, and has used the Church of Scicntolo9y. to
perpetrate -:o~~inued fr"c-.u~Jlent and of tcnt_i~-:e~ criminal
schc:r.es, i:}c!ueing grossly inacc,:~rate misrepresentations
concern~~g his p~ysical and mental health.
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mental illness .. incompetency
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includi_:,.g hundreds of journalists,
fo~-mer Churc~ members, judges, ~awyers and pros~cutors.
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paarnncc in March 1980, the' absentee routinely engaged in
elaborate "intelligence operations" to concaal the location
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of the Church of Scicptology, '
over which he had ~otal_ control, routine~y utilirtc:d false
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p~turc be~ween the years 1965 and up to his disappearince in
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his iication. Nu..!lle::o~s assets were placed in the names of
straws, so:::.e of whom we:-e atto::-ncys,
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.the abscn~ec's paranoid faarsthat there was an "inter-
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pulmonary cmolisms, severe a nd chronic trtlni tis, duodenal
ulcers, chronic viral pncumonib, numerous broken bones from
minor physical <;Ontact such c\S fracturi.hg his wrist onone ,
occasion when he atte:np~ec. to swat a fly, and per s istent
suicidal inclinations. Although the absentee
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repre s ented his heal th condition to th e publ. .ic and 'to .
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and emotiona1ly ill since
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he was tre at ed with electroshock and various medicntiqns,
including Cow.-t~din. On. or about. October 1978, th e absentee
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almost died as a result of h is s~vcrely debilitated physi~al
ar.d mc:ital ,!leaJ~th, and he instructed hiz "p e rsqnal medical
of fic e r", one Kirna Dc-;:.gl~s, the pc,:son who cared for all of
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date fie).ds" sur:-oun~ir..g Hirom<?t., :'a l.ifornia and not te:- . l
anyone."
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presenc<-' for pending grand juries; togeth~r with tlic ab-
sentees' psychiat,:-ic h:..s~ory su~port the conclusion that the
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and inc1uaing. th~~ p~_esent: date, there hns been a cont_ihual
dissipa-:ion of assc~s ~elonging to the absontee wh,ich ~n-
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rights to a:U. of the absentee's p,~")lica-
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30 years. ~h"?se copyrights have an in-
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agent of t_hc absentee in a.l.l of his crimi1 _1al -a.nd fr audulent.
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the pains and penalti 11111
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15. Control over the Church of Scientology and over
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millions of dol.lars of the assets of the absentee is cur-

rently held by o~e
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be~j forging the signature of the absentee
on nu.-ncrous liquid asset accounts, in the name of the absentee.
Over the past 8 years, approximately 10 indivic~als listed
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I forged the signat!ure of t.he absentee in com)ection wi t.h. his
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~aid ass(..!ts will be dissi'pated, ~tolen and a~.ienatcd, and
the ~Hterests o~ the a!:>:;entee in vax:ous li tigat:.--:>n thro~9h.out .
the Uni tc-d rtatcs, in~lueing !_____
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To ADIC, NEWYORK(87D-84629) Date 2/9/83
SAC, Ll\S VEGAS (87D-13565)
TJNSIJB aka
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00: NEW YORK
Re New York airtel to L.as Vegas dated 11/29/82.

Enclosed for New York:are the following items:
1. Two copies of FD-302 setting forth interview of
Ronald Edward DeWol:f, aka L. Ron Hubbard, Jr.; '
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2. Two copies of Declaration of L. Ron Hubbard, Jr.; !
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3. Two copies of Petition of .L. Ron Hubbard, Jr.
Enclosed for Boston and Los Angeles are the .following
.it~ms:
1. Two copies of FD-302 of Ronald Edward DeWolf, aka;
2. Two copies of referenced New York airt~l to Las Vegas;
______ _ Two copies of FD-302 setti.ng
3.._. forth interview of b6 - 3
______ ~ Middle East Bank Limited;
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4. Two copies of New York Post article dated 1.1/1.5/82,

entitled in part, "Scientolo.gy bigs stole m_i).._lions.. "
5. Two copies of Declaration of L. Ron Hubbard, Jr.;
6. .Two copies of Petition of L. Ron Hubbard, Jr.
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involved in the issuance of instant checks.

Original FD-.302 follows.
LEADS:
:BOSTONDIVISION:
AtBoston, Massachusetts:
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Wi1-i interview .
I Ifor .information :requested in b 7 c - ~~
'referencedNew York airtel to Las Vegas.
LOS ANGELESDIVISION:
.At Los Angeles, California:
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-in o.rmation requeste New .Y.or o Las Vegas.
interview
Will,
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through I !:re his knowledge tegara1ng the issuance
Ilocate and b6 - 2
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of checks .in question. (Note: Description o~~---~~et ,forth in

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February 28, 1983
b6 - 1
b7C - 1
Legal Division, F.B.I. VIA FEDERAL
26 Federal Plaza EXPRESS
New York, NewYork JO~ ii
Re: Deposition of Special Agent! I in the case of b6 - 1
b7C - 1
In Re the Estate of L. Ron Hubbard, No. 47150 (Superior
Court of the State of Cali.forn1a, County of Riverside).
Dear I b6 - 1
b7C - 1
Your office is .in receipt of the notice of deposition of the
above-named special agent. Below I have provided some background
on 'the nature of the instant proceeding, reasons why!
testimony is required, and a summary of the informat~10.,,......n-s-o-u~g-h-t,.........,o~f
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t_he deponent. This letter is offered in support of the above-
mentioned notice of deposition and to comply with the provisions
of 28 C.F .R. :1621 et seq. It is my understanding that you have b6 - 1, 2
agreed with! _ I that such a letter would be a satis- b7c - 1, 2
factory form o compliance with those regulations.
l. The background of the proceeding

This case involves a pet_ition brought by one Ronald
E. DeWolf under California Probate Code 260 et seq. to be
appointed trustee of the estate of an alleged missing person,
.L. Ron Hubbard. Under the provisions of the California Probate
Code, if a resident of Cali_fornia is missing, and his whereabouts
are unknown for a period of 90 days, and his or her assets
require supervision, a family or friend may petition the court to
be appointed trustee of the estate in the missing ,person's
absence. Mr. Dewolf is the son of the alleged missing person.
My client, Mary sue Hubbard, is the wife of L. Ron Hubbard. She
has appeared in this proceeding to oppose the petition and the
appointment of Mr. Dewolf as trustee on the grounds (1) that
Mr. Hubbard is alive and wel_l, living in seclusion, and managing
his affairs wel.l and as he sees fit, and (2) Mr. Dewolf is not
qualified, under the co~e, to be appointed trus~ee. -......
Among the allegations made in the DeWolf petition is the
assertion that associates of L. Ron Hubbard, or those handling '
his financial affairs, attempted to cash a check at the.Mid East
Bank in New York, on or about June 14, 1982. This check, in the
amount of two ~illion dollars, was drawn on an E. P. Hutton
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brokerage acyo:ot o, L, ~D :~bbard and made payable to an indi-

vidual named~-~....--------~- This check was an E.F. Hutton b6 - 1, 2
cash managemen reserve c ec, issued and processed through the b7C - 1, 2'.
Bank of New England, Boston, Massachusetts. The bank refused to
cash the check, a refusal which was con i_rmed by Mr. Hubbard's
representatives who were and are handling his affairs, and the
as called in. It i_s my understanding that Special Agent
Og
was assigned to investigate
may also have been involved.
the case, but other special
2. ITestimony b6 - 1 I
b7C - 11
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We do not know, at this time, what the results of the F.B.I. I
investigation were. In order to establish that Mr~ Hubbard's

financial affairs are being properly handled, it is necessary to
find out as much i_nformation as possible about this attempted
check :assage. srecifically, we seek any information regarding
I _ _ including who he is, how he came into posses- b6 - 2
sion o the check, and where he can be found. This information b7C - 2
is necessary in order to establish, as my own investigation has
shown, that some third party who had no connection with
Mr. Hubbard or his financial affairs attempted simuntaneously to
pass a forged check on Mr. Hubbard's acount and on the account of
another E.F. Hutton customer, Indian River Foods. '
In addition, we seek the production of th~ original checks, drawn
on the Hubbard and Indian River Foods accounts, which, we under-
stand, are in the possession of the F.B.I. The purpose of this
is to examine them and be able to estabish that they are in fact
forgeries.
It should be noted that" all discovery in this case is under seal,
of the Superior Court Clerk, accessible only by counsel for the
parties, and may be used only in relation to the instant
" proceed i n9.
If further information is required, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
Very truly
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L 1s~ated~! ___ .,.......

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l,weiti9tion on __ ._3_/_9_/_8_3
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TO: .ADIC, NEWYORK (87D-84629)

FROM: SAC, BOSTON(870-20681) (RUC)
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Reference Las Vegas letter to New York,

2/9/83 and New York airtel to Las Vegas 11/29/82.
Enclosed for New York is the origina~
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one co: of an FO-:g2 1:llfl~tlaa iDtei::idr of~ b7C - 3
, l,.xso e=xosea are :,lmei:cnJ :ocuments relai:i~~ to Civil

Action initiated by~---~-and his client Ronald E. Dewolf,
also known as L. Ron Hubbard, Jr., against his .father,
L. Ron Hubbard. The documents are numbered to support the
petition which is also enclosed.
Divisi~case
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Since no other investigation
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TO : SAC, NEWYORK . (87D-846.29), .DATE: 3/~1/83
aka. CJ File Destruction Program

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These items are.forwarded your offi~ since:
.63 AUlogical investigation CO?)plet~~i'inthis Division

b Youwere 00 at the timeour case was'RUC'd.
-tllclosures are described asfollows:-
Origina_l :;-0-302: s~tting :forth ..inte_rview. of Rona.l.d

Edward DeWqlf.
lnter.vi~w notes.
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Complaint received
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FD-302 ( re_v.,3;...8"'!'77)
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1NVEST.IGATIO?l
nate of." ~ranscription_ (I
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All INFORMATIONcoNTAINED
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It- is_ the property of the FBI -and is loaned to your agency; -i . and it .
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MICHAE&II. MACI\SIN
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January 31, 1984

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Dearl ....______ __.I b6 - 2

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I am in receipt of your cor~espondence of January 24, 1984
which appears to have been mis-directed to me and this
office based u on the e tion that an
to
e emp oy~ y t 1s 1rm or L. Ron Hu _____ __. has
not been employed by this firm for more than six months and
b6 - 2
to the beest of our knowledge, at no time was he ever in the
employ of Mr. Hubbard. My understanding is that! I b7C - 2
is retained by counsel representing the Church of
Scientology to continue its investigations into matters
which turn upon the attempted passing of a forged check on
the account of L. Ron Hubbard, an incident which you are not
only most familiar with, but which you appeared to have used
in your unsuccessful attempt in
representing Mr. Hubbard's
estranged son in having Mr. Hubbard declared a missing
person.
I am totally outraged at the false statements which you have
J made in the aforementioned coriespdndence about me and about
incidents in which I allegedly took part. Your continued
claim that the forgery of L. Ron Hubbard's check "was done
by high-ran~ing members of the Church of Scientology" .is an
irresponsible and maliciously made statement considering
that there is no evidence to this effect; and considering,
further, that a California Superior Court in the missing
persons action which you commenced on behalf of Mr. Ronald
DeWolf, found no substantiation for that claim and dismissed
it on summary judgment, awarding costs against your client.
Your statement about my control of Mr. Hubbard's estate is ~, -.
equally without substanti_~tion. o~~~- ~~ -.JI
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I am very muc? amused by the tenor of yo~~ most recent

c:orrespondence and :in part_ic~la"t, demands whjch you--appear ..
.to be 'maki~g. that 1_.anq o.ther individu-~l.s ~ease soiic1ting
inf orma tion on the f o~ged check incident. Your ,concern
about ~n :inves~igation into the ,torged ch~ck 'in~ident, a
matter which you'have identified yourself _;to be a targ~t of,
may i_ndeed be explainea by a review of a 1981 Chui:ch of
Scientolog-y ,HCL.-Bufle_tin";~ontain~ng ,an.,eariy writing :by
Mr . Hubbard on ;the ct"iminal ;Mind, '.in .which ..he -observes that
_The criminal' ,accuses ~ther~ .of thing$ of_ which-.he- himself
is: -doin~ ._" and~ "~he 9r'ilJ\in.~J -mind rei:ent'les~ly seek~ to
destroy anyone. it 1mag1nes m19ht_ expose_ 1t. 11
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.The Honorable David. Nel_son
The Honorable Thomas Morse
~he Honorabie w. -~rthur .Ga.trity. .
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For $2 Million 'overtotbeF.B.I.

~ Scientology saysit ls surprised
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Jawenforcement authoritiesare POtmoreC()OCemecl
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:foses Mystery

about lhe case. 1 .
, "How can someonepull a <:heckott the line at a
, bank.make a OOVY for fraudulent purposes and not be
pursued?..,Mr. Jentiscb asked. "~e ha~ a<COUOts
allovertbeworld. We'dliketolcnowbow.sometblng
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likethiscanhappcn." .
I \ One morning In the .springof 1982.two youngmen , 1'be churdi was founded In the J950sby Mr. Hub-
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:i .. . walked lnto the New York branch of the MiddleEast ' ~rd. whosebook .. Dianettcs~~ forth its program.
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Ir~~- IO emerge from lntemews wi.tb manyot those jn-
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volved- lt appears the clleCkbad taken a lq ~
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after all the theft umuocessM.\'et wa, ' '
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::o:a~:asbin8,toootfe~a$100,~rewardf~r j;
Title:
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1be advertisements were placed by a priva~e ~- ,
., vestJgator hired (>ythe <l\urchot Sdento!ogy, an or- , Character: '
~1.', gani.zationclaiming 6 million "communicants'" ln 3$ or
~~, '> countries. Its president, Heber~ readed at Cla$sifieation:
, -.. the church's ~ Angetes'1ie!ftfq\.iirteis.said be was
,,. -wonted that other attemptS would be made to steal . Sulxoitting Office:
Ul()neyfromthechurch. ,
..Wbenidoes this tead?'"be said. t\
'Jbe trail began ea~ In 1982with a real check, ap, / '\
parently written by the reclusive ?r!f:
Hubbardon hl$ ~. ._ \
penooal m<>aeY-mana~ent account with E. P,
Huttoo.theWallStreetbrokeragefinn. '
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million and $2 million, payable to a tax~ter]n.~-- ,, .
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. -' by bol4ersof E. F.-,Button's~ re,
: ~i" . . ., . . ~-money"'-"!~
~the bankto~ tu shelter: . 1'81/00J
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setVe Bank of Boston werenot In any
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A tatec1w1th!;is father tn the early
... TraHLeadsto Florida Hubbard cbeclt. James '.fric:artco.
'4 eotology but later brokewtJ::C Neither the Middle East Banknortbe assistant geoeral ,. ~ for the
"' ~and~hisnameto~ Bank of New England WWldCODf1nnbrokeragefirm.saidthatHuttoosown
~ He asserted tn 1982"'tliit. the existence of the secondbogus ~vestlgatioo had found nothing to lDdi-
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', ,;'I ~ and manl.pulated by the tt~Ingrams trajl has also led to a Apart from the $100,000reward. the
,. ~:tni~bierarchy. :~, of the Boston lawyer and the effort to trace ~ forged Hubbard
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, t: 6A ctJiforma CQUt rejected th~ane,.
1 . ~ restaurateur Who.be said, ~ hascost Mt. Ingram's dieot. the l...., __ _
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)-r,1 ;&,aUodll If ,_ I '1 j1tnJiilfordrug-smugglinglnflorida. Cburcb of Scientology, ten.1 of thou- e of
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be did not.kntw~.,~I ~t to find out lf t'he(orged meek sands of dollars for advertising as well i state.,
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if;--~HPrlnt~certifyhisldenUfy, (r~gelnbyanyme~witbthem,.Sllf/!_ /'
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~l"': ~- -~time after lt had arrlv~at
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.t--t ;.oaid, "lt'was tbffl altered and foundit$ ---- r
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r'thatnosuspettshadt>eencharged:'J'bt
according-to I>&, Jt.B.J;-b_tnv'olved be<':auseattempte4
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Lane.vicepresident tor advert~ boguS dleclt-passing con.sti~ fntet'.

state t~tlOD of stole:n_p>ds. ' .
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I~d. ,e found noevidenceof wrong- Mr. Ingram. meanwhile. Stid heof baA
. tx: \doing ail:d1 misapplication of proee-- been tol4 by fonnet".empl~
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was.she said. ,noevidence -aBostonlawyerandarelat'iveoftbe
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the in question W3Scc,pied.,. lawyer ..Who is nc)W a W re&
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moretban~.000 ... drawnod -
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l.. :Eight (8) PD-340 envelopes containing interview .
notes and documents.
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6. .A two ;(2) page Report or -the Lab_, dated 8/2/82.

7. A one (l) page Report ot the Lab, dated 9/7/82.
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t2,ooo,oo~and isoo,ooo. ~-
Enclosed mater1alsare all 1As, 1Bs, .original po-302s
and NYO/Lab comm.unications contained .in the NY case .file. This ..._
material 1sprovided 1n response to the request set'..torth .1n
reterenced Boston teletype. HYplaces captioned .Jnatter .in
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by the NYO of the FBI .entitled, ~UNSUB; aka,
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A check of Boston indices disclosed numerous references

to L. Ron Hubbard, and the COS. The Boston Division has
conducted an investigation entitled, 11
qNSUB POSS I BI F OFFtcnu
OR AGENTS OF ~HE CHURCH OF SCIENTOLOGYJ~
VICTIM, ICC; 00: BOSTON, FILE #139-340
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.Boston declined prosecution in this matter ba~dupon the fact
that no evidence of a federal violation 'has been determined.
During the investigation~ Jwas interviewed at _
which time he advised of harrassing tactics which he attributed
to the cos.
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the FBI. that he "has never received an
regarding cos.
. RECOMMENDATION
Based on the nebulousness of the allegation which Boston

views as without merit, the above is being furnished for
informational purposes, and it is recommended that no further action
be taken in this matter. Other information gleaned through
.interviews of the private investigator will be forwarded to the
New York Office for their inves~igative interest.
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Administrative Inquiry
ADDENDUM: ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES DIVISION (ASD) 1/26/84 rwl:bgi,YP
AsD, upon review of i11stantairtel, agrees with SAC, Boston,

that the allegation unknown SAs are leaking information is nebulous and
without any basis or merit. ASD concurs with SAC, Boston, that any
-~ further. action concerning this allegation is unwarranted and
additionally notes OPR agrees with this assessment.
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Document A
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This document is the "Statement of Affairs for Bankrupt
Engaged in Business 11 form which Ronald and Henrietta
Dewolf filed in their 1979 bankruptcy case.
Question# 5 asks for other incomes which the bankrupt has
received for the two years prior to filing bankruptcy.
Henrietta states she received $1,536.00 in 1977 while
~11,rorking for the Mapes casino in Reno.
Question# 9 asks if any prior bankruptcies have been

filed by them. Henrietta and Ronald both answer 11None. 11
Document B
This document is a 11Transfer of Land" form from the

Edmonton Land Titles Office of Alberta. This form shows
that Ronald Dewolf received $111,666.00 in March or
Apri'l of 1978.
Document C and D
These are copies of filings of two prior bankq1ptcies

of -Lafayette Ronald Hubbard, Jr., now knownas Ronald
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IN RE RONALDEDWARDDeWOLF and)
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STATEMENTOF AFFAIRS.FOR BANKRUPTENGAGED IN BUSINESS
:Eacb question ahould be anewered or the failure to answer explained, IC \be anawer ia "none," thill ahould be a\ated, 11 'ldditlonal apace la DHCledtor the auwer to au
question, a 1eparale abe..t, J)l'Oper.17identified, aftd made part hel'eOf, aho1dd be uaed and attached, .
If ahe bankrupt is a partnership or a Col))oration, the question& shall be deemed to be addressed to, and mallbe .answered on behalf of, the partnenhip
or corporali.on; and the statement shall be verified by a member of the partnership or by a duly authorized olicer of lhe corporaliOG,
The term, "original petition," as used in the following questions, &ball mean the petition filed under Bankruplcy Rule 100, 104. or 105.
1. Nature, location, and name of business.
a. UPder whal name and where do you carry on your
business?
Country Cone, 229 No. Main Street,
b. In what business are you engaged? Yerington, Nevada 89447
(lf bueiness open1tions have been ~111lnated, give the date of
autb lffmir.atio1>.)
Restaurant
c. When did you commence such business'! May 25, 1978
d. Where else, and under what other names, have you
carried on business within the 6 yeare i1DJDediatelypreced
None
1.nithe filing of the original petition herein?
(Gave at.Net ac!drases, tlie name of an:, J>&)"tners,joint advn
turens, or oth"r aal!OCiat.eo,the nature of the businaa, and the
period8 fol' which it was eazried on,)
e. What is your employer identilication nJI.IJlher? Your #88-0148187; Husband 531-34-1468
social 6eCIU1ty number?
Wife 561-22-3077
2. Books and records.
a. By whom, or under ,whose supervision, have . your Henrietta Dewolf since May 25, 1978 to
hooks o! account and records been kept during the 2 years
immediately preceding the iiiing oi tile original petition April 8, 1979
herein?
(Gle na1nes, addrc,eGES,and period8 of tbne.l
h. By whom have your hooks of account and records
been audited during the 2 yeara immediately preceding the
No one
filing of the original petition herein?
(Gie 11arnee,addr<!aaea, and dat.ee of audits.)
c. La whose pusession
records?
are your hooks of account and Benriet~a Dewolf
(Give namea and addresaes.)
d. If any of these books or records are not available,
e1.pJain.
They are available
e. Have any books of account or records relating to your No.
affairs been destroyed, Jost. or otherwise disposed of within
the 2 yea!'$ immediately preceding the filing of the original
petition herein?
(Jf ao, cive partleala~, includill&' date of d<!lltruction, Jou. or dia-
P<>liUon, and IIUIMID u,erefor. l
3. Financial statements.
Have you iggued any written financial statements withln No
the 2 years immediately preceding the filing of the original
~tition hereia? .
(Give .i.ta, and &ht!namea and eddresses of tbe P,,,IOll8 to whom
laaued, inelu41QC mt!ttantllt and trade q.nclea,)
4. Inventories.
a. When was the last inventory of your property taken? May 25, 1978
b. By whom, or under whose Bupervision, was thi& inven Henrietta and Ronald Dewolf and~I _____ _ b6 - 2
tory taken? b7C - 2
c. What was the amount, in dollars. of the inventory?
(State wb~her tile Inventory tua at coat, market, or
Cost - $2,000.00
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d. When was the ne:i:t prior in~ento11 of your property N/A
taken?
e. By whom. or under wbo1'e supervision, was thia in Henrietta & Ronald Dewolf and~I_____ ..., b6 - 2
ventory taken? b7C - 2
f. What '"as the amount. in dollara, of the inventory? N/A
(State whetller thtr h1ve-ntor:, wu taken at -t, market, or
uU.e"""' ii.;:6;
g. 111whose possession are the records of lhe 2 inventories Henrietta and Ronald Dewolf
above referred te>?
(Give nama and IIMlclra..,.,)
5. Income other than from operation of business.
What amount of income, other than from operation of Henrietta Dewolf employed a Mapes Casino
your bueineas, have you received during each of the 2 years
immediately preceding the filing of the original petition in 1977 and earned $1,536.00
herein?
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therefrom,)
lneh1din1r cb source, and tl\e ainount received
6. Tax retuma and refunds.

a. In whose poasession are copies of your federal and Henrietta & Ronald DeWolf
state income tax retuma for the 3 years immediately pre,
ceding the 6ling of the original petition herein?
b. What tas. refunds (income or other) have you re- None
ceived during the 2 years immediately preceding the filing
of the original petition herein?
c. To what tu refunda <income or other). if any, are None
you, or may you be, entitled?
(Gin par\icutara, lncludina- Information a11 to any refund payable
jointly to you and )roan apouer 01' any other ~non.I
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7. Bank accounts and safe deposit boxes.

a. What bink accounts have you maintained, alone or FNB, Yeringtoi::i, Wife's name, (checking account)
toget'1er with uy other penion, and in your own or any
other name, '11.ithinthe 2 years im~ediately- preceding the
FNB, Yerington, {ex-wife's name (savings account)
filing of lhe original petition herein? . Pioneer Citizen, Yerington, Husband,closed (checl
(Give &he name and aad""3 of each wk, lhe 11ame ln hlch the
dep0sit was maintained, and the name and addreea of ever:, 1,>er FNB, Yerington,Husband & ex-wife, closed
eon authori:.ed &o make withdrawala from auch account.)
b. What safe deposit box or boxes or other depository or
Pioneer Citizen,Village Br.Jt.Acct. (closed)
. depositories have you kept or used for your securities, cash. Pioneer Citizen,Center Br, husband & ex-wife
, or other valuables wilhin the .2 years immediately preceding None
the filing of the original petition herein?
(Give the name and addre&s of the bauk or otb.,,. depoaitorl', the
1>ame in which each b01t or other deJXJ81torywu kept, the name
and address o! every s,er,;on who bad the right of access thereto,
a description of the contezata thereof, and, i! the box bu beeo sur-
rendered, atate when surrendered or, if traoderred, ,..hen trans
fured and the name and address of the vanafe:rec.)
8. Property held for another person.

What property do you hold for any other person? None
,Give name and addre!III ot each penon. and describe the ?>toperey,
the amount or value thereof ud all writinp .relating thereto. I
9. Prior bankruptcy proceedings.
Whal proceedings under the Bankruptcy Act have pre- None
viously been br~ught by or against you?
(State the location of the bankruptcy court, the nature and num-
ber of Proceedi111t, and whethu a discharee waa granted or :re-
fua.ed, t&e proce,edjng waa dl&mlsaed, ot a eotnposition arrantement.
or p)sa, waa confirmed.)
10. Receiverships, general assignments, and other

modes of liquidation.
a. Was any of your property, at the time of the filing o: No
the original petition herein, in the hands of a receiver,
trustee, or other liquidating agent?
()f ao, trie ID. brief description of the property and the ual:ri;, and
ddreaa of the :i-eceivu, truat.ee, or otller egea.t, and, jf the agCDt
was appointed iu. a court proe<!f;,liz11r.Ille name and location of
the eourt and i.-.e nature of the l'~<lCee-1in::.I
b. Have you made any assignment of your property for
the benefit of your creditors. or any general eettlement wJth
your creditors, within the 2 years immediately preceding
the filing of the original petition herein? . .
(lf eo. gilfe dates. the naine and addraa of the aaaignee, an.d a
l>rid' ekltcmc-nt. of the tenne ol a&aign111nit. or ed'UemC'Dt.)
11. Property in hands of third person.

Is any other person holding anything of value in which No
you have an interest?
(Give name and address. location a11d description of the property.
and circumatances of the holding.) .
12. Suits, executions, and attachments.

a. Were you a party to any suit pending at the time ol Case No. 79-.1744
the filinf of the original petition herein?
(lf so, give the name and location of the court and the tltle and Case No. 6511 (see attachment for details)
nature of the procftding.)
b. Were you a party to any suit terminated within the
year immediately preceding the 6liog of the original peti-
No.
tion herein?
(lf eo, ~Ive the uemeo and location of the court, the title and
aature of the proeeedlng, and the resulLl .
c. Has any of your property been attached, garnished, or No
seized under any legal or equitable process within the 4
monthe immediately preceding the filing of the original
petition herein?
(If so, deacrlbe ihe property aeized or pel"80n garni$hed, a-pd at
whose euiL)
13. Payments on loans and installment purchases.

What repayments on loans in whole or in part, and what
)1aypients on installment purchases of goods and senices,
See attached
have you made during the year immediately preceding the
filing of the original petition herein?
(Give the names end addre&ll"9 of th persons Mceivins J>a1meot,
&htt amcunb of the loai.. aud of the purehaae Price of the sooda
and se1'Vices. the data. of the. orisiual tratieactions, the amounts
and dntet, of P8J'fflenta, and, if any of the l)eyees are your,.ela-
tllfea, the ttlationtahip: If the hankrunt la a partner.hip o.nd any
. of the J)Rl'tt11 i or was a part11 .. r or a relative of a partner, state
the relationship ; If the bankrupt is a con>0ralion and any of the
payeea Je or waa an officer, direct.or. or st'ldcbolder. OT a relatie
of an officer, director, or atodd1older, ata~ the rdatio118bip.)
14. Transfers of properly.

a. Have you made any gifts. other than ordinal') and No
usual presents to family membera and charitable donations,
during the ycai: immediately preu4ing the filing of the
original petition herein?
HI ao, irive na1n.ea and add,_ ot dODes and dawa, deacription,
and valuc, of sifts,)
b. Have you made any other transfer, absolute or for the No
purpose of i;ecurity, or any other disposition which was not
in the ordinary course of business duria,t tile ye;ar immc
dialel)' preceding the filing of the original petition herein'!
Wht a decrlptlon of the S,l'OJ>trb. the dai. of the transfer or
diepesition. t.o whom t>'aneferl'ftl or how disposed ot. and atot~
whether the ha,u,!ertt is a nla.tive, partner, alulreholder, oftlt-er.
., or di1-ector. the coneideration. If &ft)'. r.crived for the prop~rtY.
( anll the diJ>OSitio11of 1111chconeideration. I
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IN RE: RONALD EDWARD OeWOLF AND

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12. Suits, executions, and attachments.

(a) Case No. 7-9-1744, Department No. 2, int.he
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13. Payments ~n loans and installments.purchases:
First National Bank of Nevada, Yerington, Nevada 89447

Account No. 047-83-0733
Last payment was 3/12/79; amount owing $5,000.00 plus
interest; Second deed of trust on 310 Charlott Avenue,
Yerington, Nevada; incurred on 9/1/78.

Account No. 047-01-07608
Last payment was .10/30/78; amount owing $6,091.39.
Crescent Garage, 9 South Main, Yerington,;N,evada 89447
1977 Dodge Van; incurred on 8/2/78.
First National Bank of Nevada, Yerington, Nevada 894.47

Account No. 047-70-07582
Last payment was 10/16/78; amount owing $1,112.94
Stereo equipment; incurred on 7/31/78.

Third trust deed on 310 Charlotte; rewritten personal
loan on 10/5/78; amount owing $3,901.01.
F.:i,rst National Banko~ Nevada, Yerington, Nevada 89447
Account No. 047-010-7574
Last Payment was 2/23/79; amount owing $5,300.00
Crescent Garage, 9 South Main Street, Yerington, Nevada 8944
1978 Dodge Magnum; incurred 7/10/78
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15. Accounts and other receivables.

Have you assigned. either absolute)y or as security, any of No
your accounts or other receivables during the year imme,
diately precedinJ the filing of the original petition herein?
(It eo, give nainea nd ad~eises of aMiel,-.) Yes,.1977 Dodge pickup, voluntary repossessed
16. R.::possessions and returns. on 1/11/79; 1978 Chrysler, voluntary repossess<
Has any property been returned to. or repossessed by, 1/11/79
the seller or by a secured party during the year immediately
preceding the filing of the original petition herein?
(Jl IIO, irive partlcula.n, includi11.irthe 1uu11.eand add.- of the
JlartJ' gettuurthe pTOperly '111.dIts dcscriptiOll ad value.)
17. Business leases .
. If you are a tenant of busilless property. what are aJ,c No
name and address of your Jandlord, the amount of your
rental, the date to which rent had been paid at the time oJ
the filing of the original petition herein. and the amount
of security held by the landlord?
18. Losses. .
a. Have you suffered any losses from fire, theft, or gam-
bling during the year immediately preceding the filing of No
the original petition herein?
(It eo. gtve P3rticular-a, inel~ding da*, nainea, and pJBCe1, and
Ule amounts of money or value and general description of propeny
lost.) . . .
b. Was the lo5' covered in whole or part by insurance? N/A
(ll ao, sive particul~a.)
19. Withdrawals.
a. If you ue an individual proprietor of your busine.as, Just withdrawals for living expenses
what personal withdrawals of any kind have you made from
the busineu during the year immediately preceding the
filing of the original petition herein? . .
b. If the bankrupt is a partnership or corporation, what
withdrawals, in any form (including compensation or loans), N/A
have heen made by any member of the partnership, or by
any oflicer, director, managing e:r.ecutive, or a.'tareholder of
the corporation, during the year immediately preceding the
filing of. the original petition herein?
(GSve the name and l!alrmatlon or fflationehlp to the bankrupt b6 - 2
of eacla penon, the dates ond amoun~ of lthdrawab, and the b7C - 2
11.ature or purpoee tberftf.)
20. Payment& or tnnsfer& to attorney&.
a. Have you consulted an attorney during the year inum.-
diately preceding or since the filing of the original petition
herein?
(Give daw. naml', and addreaa.)
b. Have you during the year immediately preceding or
6-ince the filing of the original petition herein paid any
money Of transferred any property to the attorney. or to any
other person on his behalf?
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amount paid or value of prop,-
fttv &nn&lft'l'ed a11d date of payment or \raufer_)
c. Ha.e you, either durin~ the year immediately preced.
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ing or amce the liling of the origina) petition herein, agreed
to pay any money or transfer any property to an attorney
at Jaw,or to any other peHon on his behal? N/A
(If ao,cive porticulara, Including amount and \erms of obligation. i
(I/ W bankrupt is a partnership or corporation, the /al

lowing a4duumal que~tion ahould.be a,uwered.)
21. Members of partnership; officers, directors, man- N/A
agers, and principal stockholders of corporation.
L What is the name andaddrees each member of the of
partnership, or the name. title, and address of each officer,
director, and managing executive, and of each 1tockbolder
l1olding 25 pet cent or more of the issued and oulstmding
,tock. of the cotporation?
b. During the year immediately preceding the filing of
the origiDal petition herein, baa any member withdrawn
N/A
from the partnership, or any officer, director, or managing
executi..-e of the corporation terminated msrelationship, or
any stockholder holding 25 per cent or more of the i1&&ued
~~~ di,!lpos'edof more t~ii _so._~_.c~t of_bia _hold~gs?
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~ Has any persou acquired or dispo5ed 25 per ce11t or N/A
or more o( the stock of the corporation dnring lhe year
immed;ately preceding the tilin,: of the petition?
(It ao, !rive 11.ameand adlheaa aad pal'tlevliln.)
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Henrietta Elizabeth Dewolf
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RONALD HUBBA~, JR .., aka L. R. HUBBA
JR. , aka L. RON HUBBARD, JR. , aka NIBS '
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HUBBARD, aka L~ RONALD HUBBARD,
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Bankrupt.
DEBTOR'S
PETITION
TOTHEHONORABLE JUDGES OFTHEABOVE ENTITLED COURT:
TUEPETITION. OFTHEABOVE N~MED PETITIONER, at ----621.7-=A.._
residing Palm Aven~'------------
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Telephone _Number_ 77.3_:_to 9~7-r_ __ byoc~upation a Sup.e.r:ids.o....__
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employed Xi t~ ~in(ss?9i)_A.D...l'.__El.e.c_tde_:er..o.iec_tio.lLS.e~.v.ke~!-Jnc._
by(ii e7'iai'd __ , havingbeenso
employed since_________May __ 2,_J962 , ~ndhavingsocialsecurity#___ 5_31-3B_4.6:!ot.8______ _
whostatesthathe hasnotbeenknown
byanyothername,ttadenameor designation
for the pastsixyearsexcep.________ ---,-_
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RESP(CTFULLY
REPRESENTS:
18730 Altario Street
1. Yourpetitioner
hashadhisdomicile .(orhasresided,
or hashadhis principal
placeof business)
aL~a._F_u_e.o..t.e,_Calif~n~-
withinthe abovejudicialdistrictfora longetportionof the siKmonthsimmediatelypreceding
the filingof this petitionthanin anyotherjudicial
districL ::
2. Yourpelitionerowesdebtsandis willing allhispropertyforthebenefitofhiscreditors.exceptsuchas is exemptbylaw,anddesiresto
to surrender
obtainthebenelitol theBan~ru
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3. Thescheduleheretoannexed, markedSchedule A.andverified byyourpelitioner's
oath,contains
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a fullandtruestate~entof all hisdebts.and,
so far as it is possibleto ascertain,the namesand placesof residence
of his creditors.
and suchfurtherstatementsconcerningsaiddebtsas are
requiredbytheprovisions of saidAct. I.,
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4. Thescheduleheretoannexed, markedSchedule
B,andverifiedby yourpetitioner's
oath.containsan .accurate
inventoty
of all hisproperty,
real
and personal.and suchfurtherstatements
concerning bythe provisions
saidpropertyas are required ofsaidAct., .. ,
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OFCALIFORNIA
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COUNTYOf______ I:,_0S_AN9Ett.S:....__
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:man:D 'STATES DISTRICT COURT RAY H. KINNISON
/ . Refereein Bankruptcy
CENTRAL
DISTRICTOF CALIFORNIA
In the Mat-ter of In Bankruptcy

.LAFAYETTERONALDHUBBAIID, JR.. NO. 82., 786
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OF BANKRUPT
DISCHARGE
Bankru t.
It appear:ing that a Petition in Bankruptcy has

been filed in the above-entitled matter, the bankrupt was
duly adjudged a bankrupt and no objections to the discharge
of the bankrupt were filed within the t~e fixed by the
court or objections to the discharge of the bankrupt were
filed and heard_and were not sustained;
IT IS ORDERED
that the above-entitled bankrupt
be, and he hereby is,-discharged from all debts and claims
which, by the Bankruptcy Act, are made provable against his
estate, except such debts as are, by the Act, excepted fr~
the operation of a discharge in bankruptcy.
DATED: January 21, 1971

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ORDER CONSOLIDATING
CASESFOR
PURPOSES
OF ADMINISTRATION
Bankrupts )
It appearing to the court upon an examination
of the schedules filed by the bankrupts above ~ed:
1. That the bankrupts are husband and wife,
2. That the creditors and assets .scheduled
are substantially identical, and
That it would be beneficial to the
administration of these cases to .con-
solidate the wife's case with the
husband's case;
NOWTHEREFORE, IT IS HEREBYORDEREDthat the
wife's case, No. 82 , 787 , is hereby consolidated with
the h.usband' a case; No. __ 8_2_.,
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UNITED STATESDISTRICT. COURT . RAY H. KINNISOl'l
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In theMatter of In Bankruptcy
HENRIETTA
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DISCHARGE
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It appearing that a Petition in Bankruptcy has
been filed in the aboye~entitled matter, the bankrupt was
duly adjudged a bankrupt and tto.objections to the discharge
of the bankrupt were filed within the t~e fixed by the
court or objections to the discharge of _the bankrupt were
filed and heard _and were not sustained;
IT IS ORDERED
that the above-entitled bankrupt
be, and he hereby ie, discharged from all deb~s and claims
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which, by the Bankruptcy Act, are made provable against.his
estate, except such debts as are, by the Act, excepted fr~
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AddressSuite 350-lSllfE. Whittier Blvd.
IZ 2 -.oPH
Nov ',70
Whittier. California 90603
CLERK,
U.S. 01ST.COURT
Telephone_ 698-2567 CENTRALDIST.OFCALIF.
Attorneyfor Petitioner BY
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In TheMatterof IN BANKRUPTCY
NO.
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LAFAYETTE RONALD HUBBARD, JR.
Bankrupt.
DEBTOR'S
PETITION
TOTHEHON0~ABLEJUDGES
OFTHEABOVEENTITLEDCOURT:
OFTHEABOVE
THEPETITION NAMED
PETITIONER,
residingat __ 1_3_6_5_2_H_ig,e..h_S_tr_e_e_t
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___ -,in the Cityof Whittier Countyof Los Angeles
Stateof California,
Telephone _69~.:_38Z6
Number... , byoccupation
a Salesman , and
employed
by (or engaged
in thebusiness
of) __ havingbeenso
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since October 13, 1~69 andhavingsocialsecurity# __ 5=--=-3.::.1_--=-3-=4_--=1-=4~6-=8'---------
whostatesthat hehasnot beenknownby anyothername,
tradenameor designation
for the pastsix yearsexcept....__N_o_n_e
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RESPECTFULLY
REPRESENTS:
l. Yourpetitionerhashadhisdomicile{or hasresided, or hashadhisprincipalplaceof business)aL13652 High Street, Whittier,
withinthe abovejudicialdistrictfor a longerportiQnof the six monthsirnn:iediately
preceding
the filing of this petitionthan in any otherjudicial
district.
2. Yourpetitionerowesdebtsandis willingto surrender

alI hispropertyforthebenefitof hiscreditors,
except
suchasis exemptbylaw,anddesires
to
obtainthe benefitof the Bankruptcy
Act.
3. Thescheduleheretoannexed, A, andverifiedby yourpetitioner's

markedSchedule oath,contains of all hisdebts,and,
a fullandtruestatement
so far as it is possibleto ascertain,the namesandplacesof residence
of his creditors,andsuchfurtherstatements
concerning
saiddebtsas are
requiredby theprovisions of saidAct.
4. Thescheduleheretoannexed, B, andverifiedby your petitioner'soath,containsan accurate

markedSchedule inventoryof all his property,real
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and personal,
andsuchfurtherstatements
concerning
said propertyas arerequiredby the provisions
of saidAct.
WHEREFORE bythe Courtto bea bankruptwithinthepurview

yourpetitionerpraysthathe maybeadjudged of saidAct.
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STATE
OFCALIFORNIA . l.
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COUNTY L_O_S_A_N_G_E_L_E_S
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I, the petitionernamedin the foregoingpetition,do herebymakesolemnoaththat the the bes/~
of myknowledge, andbeli~f.
information,
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1. A petition ooderthe Bankruptcy beenfiledbyor against.

Act llasl}reviously yourpetitioner
, his/herspouse,
anycopartnersbip
or joint ventureof wbicil
is or formerly
petitioner wasa general
or limitedpartner,or member
as follows:(set forth the number datefiled,
andtitle of suchprior proceeding,
naturethereof, the Refereeto whomreferred,
whetherstill pending
and,if not,the disposition . If none
thereof , so indicate.}
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August 12, 1964, Lafayette Ronald Hubbard, Jr., U. S. District Court, Southern District
of California, Case Number - 195323-S - Granted
2. (If- petitioneris a copartnership

or joint venture)
A petitionWiderthe Brir14>tcy
Actkaspreviolls!y
beenfiledbyor against petitioner
or anyof die
petitioners
or members thereofas follows: (Setforthnumberandtitle ofsuchpriorproceeding, datefiled,natureof the proceeding,
the Refereeto whom
, Whether
referred and, it not,disposition
still pelldirlg thereof.If not.so lodicate
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3. Ofpetitioner A petiti011
is a corporation) Acthaspreviously
undertheBankruptcy beenfiledbyor against or anyof its affiliatesor subsidiaries,
petitioner,
o,anypersons,
firmsor corporations
owning25%Of moreof Its stockasfoftows:(Setforthnumbe~ datefifed
andtitleof suchpriorproceedfflg, , natwre
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proceeding;
the Refereeto whomreferred,
whetherstill pending,
andif not,the disposition If not,soindicate),
thereof. _________ _
Not applicable
STATE
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COUNlY
Of LOS ANGELES
Thellldersigned,petitionerhereiA,berebymakesolemnoaththat statements
cootained to thebestof myknowledge,
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of theDebtorin Schedules
Dollars Cents
A 1-a
Schedule dueworkmen
Wages ______________________ _
A 1-b
Schedule dueUnitedStates
Taxes _____________________ _
A 1-b
Schedule dueStates
Taxes ______________________ _
A 1-b
Schedule Taxes districtsandmunicipalities,
duecounties. ______________ _
A 1-c
Schedule Otherpriorityclaim..,_
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Secured
claims
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A 2
Schedule
claims,
Unsecured ______________________ _ 8,881.75
A 3
Schedule
A 4
Schedule Notesandbillswhichoughtto bepaidbyotherpartiesthereto.
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A 5
Schedule Accommodation
paper
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Schedule
A, total $ 0,666.75
ScheduleB I RealEstate,
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Cashon hand,
_______________________ _ 50.00
B 2-a
Schedule
B 2-b
Schedule Negotiable
andnon-negotiable
instruments
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Stockin trade_______________________ _
B 2-c
Schedule
Household
good;,______________________ _ 500.00
B 2-d
Schedule
B 2-e
Schedule printsandpictures
Books, ____________________ _
B 2-f
Schedule Horses,cowsandotheranimals,TTirc-cr-rcri:-:==ir-;;;;,:;-c,;~c-r;;:=--TKT===,--._..,,......,,--,.,,,....
1958 hevrolet Station Wagon, Califonu
B 2-g
Schedule Automobiles
an.dothervehicles license No. ZZV 640 50.00
ScheduleB 2-h stockandimplements

Farming __________________ _
B 2-i
Schedule Shipping in vessels,
andshares ___________________ _
Schedule
8 2-i fixturesandtools___________________
Machinery. _
ScheduleB 2-k Patents.

copyrights,
trade-marks.
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ScheduleB 2-1 Otherpersonal

property
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ScheduleB 3-a Debtsdueonopenaccounts

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B 3-b
Schedule Policiesof insurance
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8 3-c
Schedule Unliguidated
claims
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B 3-d
Schedule Deposits
of moneyin banksandelsewhere
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B 4
Schedule in reversion,
Property remainder, or trus,._____________
expectancy _
ScheduleB 5 Property
claimedasexempt(included
above)
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ScheduleB 6 Books.
deedsandpapers,
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B.total
Schedule
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A. STATEMENT
OF ALL DEBTS OF BANKRUPT,,,
Statement of all creditors to whom priority Is secured by Act 121
AMOUNT
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WAGE
CLAIMS: None ORCUIIIEO
b. PRIOR
TAXCLAIMS: None
c. OTHER
PRIORllY
CLAIMS: None
TOTAL
SCHEDULEA-2 -ALL creditor.s holding securities
VALUE
OF AMOUIIT
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SECURITIES ORCl.AIMED
DollarsCents Dalllll cats
1. Time Finance Company, 4000 Tweedy Blvd., South Gate, Calif.

P. 0. Box 470, South Gate, Calif. 90280, (furniture mortgage) $500.00 $1,025.00
2. Beneficial Finance Company, P. 0. Box 462 3, Whittier, Calif.

9 0 60 5, {furniture mortgage) ($500. 00) 760.00
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Haveyougiven . TOTAL
I$ 1 , 7 85 00
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1. _ChUdren 1 s Hospital, P. O. Box 54700, Terminal Annex, Los Angeles, Calif.
90054 $ 20.00
2. rCapitol Record Club, Thousand Oaks, Calif. 91360, Credit Financial Corp.
1050 Rancho Conejo Blvd., Newbury Park, Qalif. 91320, Credit Bureau of
Whittier, P. O . Box 94, Whittier, Calif. , 9.0608 ! !>9.98
3.-~ Helen Gallagher-Foster House, 6523 N. Galena Rd., Peoria, Ill. 61601,
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Illinois Bonded Collection Corp., 221 N. LaSalle St. ,-Suite 1238, Chicago,
Ill. 60.601, Active Collectors, P.O. Box 47727, Los Angeles, CaUf. 90047 66.88
4. ~ell Medica! Center - Dr. ]. W. Noble, 4670 E. Gage Ave., Bell, Calif.
90201, Credit Research Corp.7Assured Credit Cont., 125 S. Pi~e St., .
San Gabriel, Calif. 91778 16.88
s. Maywood Medical Center, 4400 E. Slauson Ave., Maywood, Calif. 90270 227.00
6. Waldo General Hospital, Seattle, Wash., Metropolitan Credit Service,
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2510 First Ave., Seattle, Wash. 98121, Capital Oredit Corp. of L. A.,
4.507 W. 3rd.St., Los Angeles, Calif. 90057 ..
7. Fingerhut, P. o. Box 700, St. Cloud, Minn. 56301, Collection Control Div.
- 108.51
P. 0. Box 1210, Minneapolis, Minn. 55440, United Collectiqn Service,

730 N. Euclid St., Box 3662, Anaheim, Calif. 92803 111.60
8. National Bank of Commerce, Kenmore, Washington, Northwestern Collection
Service, 12345 - 3Pth Ave., NE, Suite D, Seattle, Wash. 98125,
Adjustment~Corp., 5317 N. Figueroa St. - Suite 10, Los Angeles, Calif.
90042 24.82
9 Puget Sound Power & Light Co., 600 - 116 Ave. NE, Bellevue, Wash. 98004,
..,, United Merchants, 3242W. 8th St., Los Angeles, Calif. 90005 65.58
' 10. Heath Company, Benton Harbor, Mich. 49022, CACpiversified __ _9orp.,
b6 - 2 95.45
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3325 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. 90000
b7C - 2 150.00
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12. Bothell Hardware, 10021 NE 183rd, Bothell, Wash. 98011, Was!1ington
Credit, 836 - 106 Ave., NE - Box D, Bellevue, Wash. 98004 v 38.01
13. Mont51omeri Ward, P. o. Box W-50, Norwalk, Calif. 90650~ I
14.
IWeeidy. .
Reader Family
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Educ.-_Ser., Educatic::>n~en~er,
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300.70
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16. Weekly EE?'aderBook Club, Coast to Coast CoIIechon Excng., 350N.J.

I 255.00
State Route 17, Upper Saddle River, N. J. 07458 5.95

17. General Telephol:!,e, P~ o. Box 327, Woodenville, Wash. 98072, W~ington
Credit, 836 - 106 Ave . NE (Box D), -Bellewe, Wash. 98004 115.29
18. "Northshore Citizen, Box 548, Bothell, .Wash. 98011, Washington C~dit,
836 - 106 Ave . NE (Bo~ D), Bellevue, Wash. 98004 . 9.65
19. __
Nims Electric, Bothell, Wash. 98011; Washinc;;iton C~it, 836 - 106 Ave.
N:E (Box D), Bellewe, Wash. 98004 .. . 215. 62
20. washingtonNatural Gas Co., P. o. Box 12520, Seattle, Wash. 98111, "
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Washington Cred-tt Inc., 836 - 106 Ave. NE (Box D), Bellewe, Wash. 98004 '* 78. 76
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21. Children's Orthopedic Hospital. 4800 Sand Point Way NE, Seattle, Wash.
b6 - 2 50.00
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lb7C - 2 290.50
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23~ Suburban Oil Sales,_Box 494, Bothell, Wash. 98011, Was~ton Credit,
63.12
836 - 106 Ave. NE (Box D), Bellevue, Wash. 98004
H:~=~--.. 1~ ~1.... e o B= 20 Seattle ll!Casb.
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417.58
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-TOTAL 18,881.75
(MM J011HatedAU.~ltors! Is tha nameand addrm of each statedfullyai:idaceura~J?HM ,ou pan
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27. Redmond State Bank, P. o. Box 717, Redmond, Wash. 98052

$ 15.35
28. Jones & Mohn, Inc., 1011~ NE 182, Bothell, Wash. 98028 b6 - 2 118.32
59.28
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Drugs, P. 0. Box 57, Kenmore, Wash. 98028 b7C - 2
40.00
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31. The GreystonePress, 100 - Sixth Ave., New York, N. Y. 10013, Northwest
Audit & Adjust.Co., 1411 Fourth Ave. Bldg. Suite 920, Seattle, Wash. 98101 60.45
32. Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Seattle, Wash., Credit Bur~au of Snohomish Co.,
P. 0. Box 959, Everett, Wash. 98201 . 5.05
33. Sidie Pharmacy, 10125 Main St., Bothell, Wash. 98011, Wasbfngton Credit
836 - 106 Ave. NE, Bellevue, Wash. 98004, Unit~d Merchants Assoc., 3242
w. 8th St., P. 0. Box 76178, Los Angeles, Calif. 90005 713.75
34. Seattle First Nat. Bank, 17181 Bothell Way NE, Seattle, Wash. 98155 78.24
35. Qurrent, Inc., National_Credit Service, P. O. Box 4260, Washington, D. C.
20012 5.60
36. Associated Anesthesiologists, 1110 Harvard Ave., Seattle, Wash. 98122 35.00
37. ?cholastic Magazines, 808 Sylvan Ave., Englewood Cliffs, N. J. 07632 3.40
38. Publishers Clearing, Gulf Coast Collection Agency, P. O. Box 3026,
Houston, Texas 77001 11.94
39. Farmers Insurance Co~, North Seattle Branch, Seattle, Wash., McMullen,
Brooke, Knapp & Grenier, 1500 Eastlake Ave. E., Seattle, Wash. 98102,
MutualCredit Assoc., Inc.~ 423-3rd Ave. W., Seattle, Wash. 98119, .
_ I (Civil Cause :ff5935 b6 - 2
e~--ou~rt=------r$"'1?"'""4~1-
7tr::;i:"""".c":""'t
'"--;-N;-:o:-:It:-;h;:-;::E:-a"":s':"t-;D~i:-:s
-:;:J,...u~st~i--c
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2)-------1 85Q.1b7C - 2
40. Science Fiction Book Club, Garden City, L. I., New York ~1531 7.40
41.. Stark Bros. Nurseries, Louisiana, Mo., MetrpPolitan Credit Ser., 2510 First
Ave., Seattle, Wash. 98121 7 129.01
42. La Salle Ext. University, 417 s. Dearborn, Chicago, Ill. 60605 b6 _ 2 495.00
43.l I b7C - 2
16.00
44. Hoff~s Laboratory, Stimson Bldg., Seattle, VVasn. 98101, Credit Research
Bur 607 Third Ave., Seattle, Wash. 98104 . 6.00
45. I. P;orthwest Audit & Adjust. Co., 1411 b6 - 2
Fourth Ave. Bldg. - Suite 920, Seattle, Wash. 98101 45. (b7C - 2
46. "';J(.._aidoGen.era! Hospital,_ S~attle, Was_h., McLeod-Manning, Inc., 550 Merer
St., Seattle_, Wash. 98109 4.00
47. Nortbsbote P)pmhipq 17324 Bothell Way NE, Bothell, Wash. 98011 11.99
48. I I
Physicians
34.Qb7C
b6 - 2
- 2
& Dentists Credit Bur., 215 Medical & Dental Bldg., Seattle, Wash. 98101
49. I . I Phys~ns &
35.
b6 - 2
Dentists Credit Bur., 215 Medical & Dental Bldg., Seattle, Vvash. 98101 0b7C - 2
so. Coppercraft Guild, Prof. Bur. of So. Calif., Inc., 3406 W. Washington Blvd.,
Los Angeles, Cali!. 90018 57. 79
51.~ 9 gj_E.aw Timber Products, Woodinville, Washo . 8.34
52. Cedar Center, 20808 BothellWayN., Bothell, Wash. 98011 6.83
53. Bell Plumbing, 3555 E. Slauson Ave~, Maywood, Calif. 90270 40. 72
54. Credit Bureau of So. Gate, P. o. Box 510, South Gate-, Calif. 42. 24
~5. Unicom Press, P.O. Box 167, Lennox Hill Station, New York 10021 6.00
56. Raggedy Ann's Andy, P. O. Box 4755, Grand Central Sta., New York, N. Y. 3. 96
57. Children's Book. Columbus, Ohio 5.30
sa.--i I 1as.f,6 - 2
59. La M:irada Community Hosp., 14900 E. Imperial Hwy., La Mirada, Calif. b7c - 2
90638 613.65
60. Hayden's, 9227 S. Colima Rd.', Whittier, Calif. 90605 20.00
61. . Suburban Water Systems; 16340 E. Maplegrove, Valinda, Calif. 91744 39.37
6 2
62. c.:..vnisposa!Service, P.O. Box 3126, Whittier, Calif. 90605 . b -
2
5-.55
63. Los Angeles Times, P. 0. Box 1404, Whittier, calif. 90603 b?c - 9.57
:1~ I 1,_soo.oo.
_ . ,710.00
1
Total Sa,881.75
{4a) ~/_~.ignature of Petitioner~ :
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SCHEDULE A-4-Liabilities whichoughtto bepaidbythe Drawers,
on Notesor Bills Discounted Acceptors,
Makers, or AMOUNT
DUE
3 ORCLAIMED
lndorsers.
1> None
$
A-5- liability
SCHEDULE Paper.I>
onAccommodation None
I$
TOTAL
SCHEDULE B - STATEMENT OF ALL PROPERTY OF BANKRUPT ====
ESTIMA'JID
VALUE
B-1. REAL
ESTATE
1s, OFDEBTOR'S
INTEIIEST
$
None
B- 2. PERSONAL
PROPERTY
a. CashonHand. 50.00 V
b. Negotiable
& Non-negotiable 16 >.
instruments
c. Stockin tradeof business

'7>.
d. Household
goods& furniture,
household
stores,
wearing
apparel of theperson.
andornaments soo.ooV
e. Books,
prints& pictures.
f. Horses,
cows,sheep,
andotheranimals
(withnumber
of each).
g. Automobiles,
andothervehicles. 1958 Chevrolet Station wagon, California License 50 .oo~
No. ZZV 640
h. Farmingstock& implements
of husbandry.
i. Shipping
& shares
in vessels.
j. Machinery, apparatus,
fixtur~s. & toolsusedin business. eachis situated.)
(withplacewhere
k. Patents,
copyrights,
& trade.marks.
I. Goods
or personal
property
of anyotherdescription,
withtheplacewhere
.eac.h
is situated.
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B- 3. CHOSES
IN ACTION
a. Debtsduepetitioner
onopenaccount. None
b. Policies
of insurance. None
c. Unliquidated
claimsof everynature,
withtheirestimated
value. None
d. Deposits
of money
in banking
institutions
andelsewhere. None
ESTIMATEO
YALU[
OFDEBTOR'S
INTERESJ
B- 4. ~ROPERTY
IN REVERSION,
REMAINDER,
OREXPECTANCY.
$
a. Propertyin reversion,
remainder or expectancy,
including heldin trustfor the-Debtoror subjectto anypoweror
property
orto charge.cs,
rightto dispose None
b. Property
heretofore forbenefitofcreditors.
conveyed <9 J None
_c.Feearrangement
withanyattorneyfor services or to berendered
rendered in this bankruptcy:
(I) Nameof attorneyif not attorneyof record
_____________________ _
$
(2) Totalfee arrangement 300. 00
(3) Sums
paidto date $ 100.00
(4) MannN(.Ifpayment dateof sumsto bep;iid
andcommencement
$50. 00 per month until paid in
full.
d. Sumspaidfor filingfeesor othercosts,andto whompaid. $50 00 paid to attorney for filing fee
VALUATION
.
B - 5. PROPERTY EXEMPT
CLAIMED FROM
OPERATION ACT110,.
OFTHEBANKRUPTCY Dallars Cents
a. Claimed
exempt
bythelawsof theUnited (citestatute).
States
b. Claimed
exemptunderthe lawsof California,
pursuantto the Codeof CivilProcedure, 690.0to and including
Sections
reliedonshould
69025(anyoth~rcodesections becited).
-1. Household furniture and furnishings 500.00

2. 1958 Chevrolet Station Wagon, California License No. ZZV 640 50.00
TOTAL $ 550.00
8 - 6. BOOKS,
PAPERS,
DEEOS
& WRITIH&S
REUTING
TODEBTOR'S
BUSINESS
_ANDESTATE.
Thefollowi11g is a frue list of all books,papers,deedsandwritingsrelatingto petitioner's
trade,business,dealings,estate and effects,or any part thereof,
which,at the dateof this petition,are in petitioner's
possession
or underpetitioner's
custodyandcontrol,or whichare in the possessionor custodyof anyperson
or for the petitioner's
in trust for petitioner, use,benefitor advantage;
_andalsoof all otherswhichhavebeenheretofore,at anytime,in petilioner's
possession,
or
underpetitioner's custody,or control,andwhichare nowheldby the partieswhose set forth,
namesare hereinafter withthe,reason of the um.
for tlleircustody
-:i TheCourtmayat anytimepriorto discharge, onitsown .motion or uponmotion

of the Bankrupt,
examine intothe reasonablenessof the fee arrangement
with
Counsel,andsaidarrangementshallbe heldvalidonlyto theextentof a rea-
sonableamountas determined
by theCourt.
OFCALIFORNIA
STATE
COUNTY
OF LOS ANGELE
S }ss
..
I, the personwhosubscribedto the foregoing .A, andB, do herebymakesolemnoaththat the ~id schedules
schedules of all my
are statements
de~tsandall my property,realandpersonal,in accordance
with the Bankruptcy
Act,accordin the .bestof myknowled information,
andbelief.

Loufs~~ie~
NOTARY PUBLIC CALIF.
Jr.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE IN
WCLCOTTS F'ORM 1829
(6) . LOS ANGELES CO~. VING SIILME'l'Elt
MYCOMMISSION Dec.26 1912
EXPIRES
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OF AFFAIRS111>-NOT
STATEMENT
(
ENGAGEDIN BUSINESS
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Petitioner LAFAYETTE RONALD HUBBARD, ~eresents:
1. Petitioner's
residences
duringthe 6 yearsimmediately
priorto filingthe original
petitionherein:
From(date) To(date) RESIDENCE
ADDRESS
11/70 Present 13652 High St., Whittier, Calif. 90602
5/70 11/70 15550 Goodhue, Whittier, Calif. 90604
7/69 5/70 6227 Palm Ave., Bell, Calif. 90201
1/69 7/69 20125 73rd Pl. NE, Bothell, Wash. 98011
4/65 1/69 20045 - 95th Pl. NE, Bothell, Wash. 98011
6/64 4/65 6217 A Palm Ave., Bell, Calif. 90201
2. OCCUPATION
ANDINCOME
a. Petitioner's
occupation
is Salesman andhe is nowemployedbySinger Company
15706 Whittwood Lane, Whittier, Calilornia (Givenameandaddressof employer.)
andhasbeenso employed since October I 3. 1969
b. Haveyoubeenin partnership withanyone,
or engaged
in anybusiness,duringthe sixyearsimmediately
preceding
the filingof the original
petitionherein?
(If so,giveparticulars,
including
names,datesandplaces.)
No
c. Whatamountofincome haveyoureceived
fromyouremployment,trade,or profession
duringeachof the twoyearsimmediately
precedingthe
filingof the originalpetitionherein?
Yearpreceding$ 3,422.88 . Second
yearpreceding$6,527. 44
d. Whatamountof incomehaveyoureceived fromothersourcesduringeachof thesetwoyears?(Giveparticulars,
including
eachsource,andthe
amountreceived therefrom.)
None
3. INCOME TAXRETURNS.
Whereandforwhatyeardidyoufileyourlastfederalincome _;U;;...t::.::a=.::h~----------
taxreturn?.__;;l;;...;9;;...;6;;_9;...._-___;;0;_,g,t.;d;;;.,;e::.::n~,
taxreturn? 1969 - Sacramento,
Whereandforwhatyeardidyoufileyourlaststateincome California
4. BANK ACCOUNTS ANDSAFE DEPOSIT BOXES.

a. Whatbankaccountshaveyoumaintained, aloneor together
withanyotherperson,andin yourownor anyothername,withinthe twoyears
immediatelypreceding
petitionherein?(Givethe nameandaddressof eachbank,the namein whichthe depositwas
: maintainedandthe nameof everypersonauthorized to makewithdrawals All accounts jointly in names of
fromsuchaccount.)
1 Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hubbard, Jr.
Security i.>aciric National Bank National Bank of Commerce Redmond State Banlc
l>. O. Box 1397 Kenmore Branch P. O. Box 717
Whittier, California Kenmore, Washington Redmond, Wash. 98052
b. Whatsafedepositboxor boxesor otherdepository or depositories
haveyoukeptor usedforyoursecurities, withinthe
cashor othervaluable,
twoyearsimmediately preceding
the filingofthe original
petitionherein?
(Give
thenameandaddressofthebankorotherdepository,thename
in whicheachboxor otherdepository waskept,thenameofeverypersonwhohadthe rightofaccessthereto,a briefdescription
ofthecontents
thereof,and,if surrendered,
whensurrendered, or,if transferred,
when.transferred
andthenameandaddressofthetransferee.)
None
5. BOOKSANDRECORDS.
a.
Haveyoukeptbooksofacc(lunt
orrecordsrelatingto youraffairs.within
the twoyearsimmediately
preceding
the filingof theoriginal
petition
herein? Yes
b. Inwhosepossession (Givenamesandaddresses.)
are thesebooksor records? Lafayet;te Ronald Hubbard, Jr.
13652 High Street, Whittier, California 90602
c. Haveyoudestroyed anybooksofaccount orrecordsrelating
toyouraffairswithinthe twoyearsimmediately
preceding
petitionherein?(It so, giveparticulars,
including
dateof destruction
andreasontherefor.)
No
6. PROPERTY HELD INTRUST.
Whatproperty do youholdintrustforanyotherperson? ofthe.property
(Givenamea~daddressof eachperson,anda description andtheamount
or valuethereof.) None
WOLCOTTS FORM 18Z9
(7) (e) 19~1. IRVINC &ULMEYER
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er
7. PRIOR BANKRUPTCY OROTHER PROCEEDINGS;

-ASSIGNMENTS FOR BENEFITOFCREDITORS.
-
a. Whatproceedings underthe Bankruptcy
Acthavebeenbroughtbyor againstyouduringthe sixyearsimmediately
preceding
the filingof the
original
petitionherein?
(Givethelocation
ofthebankruptcy
court,thenatureof theproceeding.
andwhether
a discharge
wasgranted orrefused,
or a composition.
arrangementorplanwasor wasnotconfirmed.)
None
b. Wasanyof yourproperty,
at thetimeof thefilingoftheoriginal
petitionherein,inthehandsof a receiver
or trustee?(ff so,givethenameand
location
of the court.thenatureof theproceeding,
a briefdescription
of the.property,
andthenameofthereceiver
ortrustee.)
No
c. Haveyoumadeanyassignmentofyourpropertyforthebenefitofyourcreditors,or anygeneralsettlement
withyourcreditors,
withinthetwo
yearsimmediately
preceding
thefilingof theoriginal
petitionherein?
(If so,givedates,thenameoftheassignee,
anda briefstatement of tbe
termsofassignment
orsettlement.)
No
8. SUITS,EXECUTIONS ANDATTACHMENTS.
a. Haveyoubeena party,plaintiff
or defendantinanysuit,withintheyearimmediately
preceding
thefilingof the original
petitionherein?{If so,
givethe nameandlocationof the court,thetitleandnatureof theproceeding,
andtheresult)
Yes - Whittier Judicial District, Unlawful Detainer, Case Number 1684.9 -
Evicted froin home. {Hazel J. Baria vs. Ron Hubbard, et al.)
b. Hasany execution
or attachment
beenleviedagainstyourproperty
withinthe fourmonthsimmediately
preceding
petitionherein?(tf so.giveparticulars,
including
property
seizedandat whose
suit.)
No
9. lOANSREPAID.
Whatrepayments of loanshaveyoumadeduringtheyearimmediately
preceding
the filingof the originalpetitionherein?(Givethe nameand
addressof thelender,theamount
oftheloanandwhenreceived,
theamountanddatewhenrepaid, andif.thelenderisa relative,
therelationship.)
None
10. TRANSFER OFPROPERTY.

Whatproperty haveyoutransferredor otherwise
disposedof duringtheyearimmediately
preceding
thefilingof theoriginal
petition
herein? (Give
adescription
of the property,
thedateof thetransferor disposition,
to whomtransferred
or howdisposed
of,and,ifthetransferee
isa relative,
the
relationship,
the consideration,
if any,received
therefor,
andthe disposition
of suchconsideration.)
None
11. LOSSES.
Haveyousuffered anylossesfromfire,theftorgamb~ing
during
theyearimmediat.:ly
precedingthe filingof the original
petitionherein?(If so,
giveparticulars,
including
dates,andtheamounts ofmoney
orvalueandgeneral
description
of propertylost.)
No
STATE
OFCALIFORNIA
. }ss,
COUNTY
OF LOS ANGELES
I, the personwhosubscribed
to theforegoing
statement
ofaffairs,doherellymakesolemnoaththat the answers
thereincontained
.aretroeand
completeto the bestof myknowledge,
informatio~,
andbelief.
WOLCOTT$ FORM 1829

. (8)
. ~-.. .::,,,-
oewo1f..:_22s.
, . ..
~- GENERAL IRvicEs ~DMl~ISTRATION .. e.
National Archives and Records Service
By vinue of the authoricy vested in me by the Administrator of Geneial Scrvka, I

certify on his behalf, UJ1derthe seal of the United Ssatcs General ScmcesAdministration.
that the attaebed reproduaion(s) is a ,rue and a,rrcct copy of documentsiii his custody.
ROSSMAN 5/10/84
TITLE DIRECTOR'
NAMEANDADDRESSor DEPOSITORY
FEDERALARCHIVES
ANDRECORDS
CENTER
24000 AVILARQAD
LAGUNANIGUEL, CA 9 2 677 OeWolf-226
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'.lu!eil~t~e~ ltstrid
,. : . ','
- FOR THE
DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA
SOUTHERN
lnurt
F IL E D
OCT21-1965
. CEl~'i'RAL!H VISI:UN" At.. __ Min.pasL ___ o'dock. ___. .M
RAY H. KINNISON
IN THE MATTER OF. Refere.!'in Bankruptcy,('
IN BANKRUPTCY .
RONHUBBARDaka LAFAYETTE RONALD
HUBBARD,JR.
aka
L. R. HUBBARD,
JR. aka L. RONHUBBARD,
JR. aka
BIBS HUBBARD
aka L. RONALD HUBBARD NO. 195, 323S
Bankrupt.
DISCHARGEOF BANKRUPT
At Los Angeles , in said District, on the 21st day of
October , 1955 .
It appearing that RONHUBBARD,
etc. , of
Bell , in the County of Los Angeles

State of California , was duly adjudged a bankrupt on a petition filed
by [or against] him on the 12th day of Aug , 19 65 ; and
It further appearing that, after due notice by mail, no objection to the discharge of said bank-
rupt was filed within the time fixed by the court or objections to the discharge of the said bankrupt
were filed and, after due notice by mail, were heard and were not sustained;
IT IS ORDEREDthat the said RONHUBBARD,

etc.
be. and he hereby is, discharged from all debts and claims which, by the Act of Congress relating
to Bankruptcy, are made provable against' his estate, except such debts as are, by said Act, excepted
from the operation of a discharge in bankruptcy. __Q~~ __
Referee in Bankruptby.
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Name. LYNN PAUL
Address,6141 Clara Street
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Telephone_-----=9=2....,.7_-
Attorneyfor Petitioner
UNITIED STATES DISTRICT COURT
.:,"i
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FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA
---=C=-=E==NT..:.=..=RA=L;;......_
__DIVISION
~ in TheMatterot' : RON. HUBBARD.,.aka LA.FA YET INBANKRUPTCY _

,I
RONALD HUBBARD, JR .; aka Lo Ro BUBB
JRo, aka L. RON HUBBARD,. JR .., a NIE.S NO. .. 195323 -- 5..'
HUBBARD, aka L. RONALD HUBBARD,
Bankrupt. ~-.
,
:;
DEBTOR'S
PETITION
TOTHEHONORABLEJUDGES
OF:rHEABOVE ENTITLED COURT:
: '. ,,. ~
THEPETITION MMEO
OFTHEABOVE PETITIONER, residingat 6~1.7~A Palm A,vem1e
, in the City~f ..Bell , Countyof Los Angeles
Stateof California, Nu~ber__!l'l
Telephone 3- ~ 979 , byoccupation
a __ ....,.S.._.up....,,...e
....
r....,v._.i
...
s.,..osa.r
_______ , and
by (if: eigajid 5 tfi ~ilh'if)
employed ..A...DR
To Electric Protedion Services, Inc.. ,havingbeenso
r
'
employed
since M~y 2, 1962 , and havingsocial~ecur~tY,
..#_:._.____.,5..,.3"""1._-
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3'-"4._-.....,l._..4...,6""8'---------
whostatesthat hehasnot beenknownbyanyothername,tradenameor designatiQil
for the pastsixyearsexcep.___
________ _
Noneo
RESPECTFULLY
REPRESENTS:
. 18730 Altario Street
l. Yourpetitionerhashadhis domicile(or hasresided, or hashadhisprinci.pal aL..La PuenteJ ~alifornia
placeof business) ,
withinthe abovejudicialdistrictfor a longerportionof the six monthsimmediately
preceding
the filing of this petitionthanin anyotherjudicial
district.
2. Yourpetitionerowesdebtsandis willingto sunender
all hispropertyfar thebenefitof hiscreditors,
except
suchasis exempt
bylaw,anddesires
to
obtaintheben~fJt
of the Bankruptcy
Act.
~- The.schedule heretoannexed, A, andverifiedby yourpetitioner's

markedSchedule oath,containsa full andtruestatement
of all his.debts,and,
: I
so far as it is possibleto ascertain,the names
andplacesof residenceof his creditors,andsuchfurtherstateinentsconcerning
saiddebtsas are
requiredb{the pTovisions of saidAct. : . .
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4. Thescheduleheretoannexed,markedSchedule
B,andverifiedby your petitioner's
oath,contains an accurateinveotory
of all his property,real
and per.sonar,
and suchfurther
statements
concerning
saidpropertyas are requiredby the provisions
41fsaidAct.
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OFCALIFORNIA
STATE 1 :i~ .}
COUNTY ~-----=L=O=S=-=A=N,>..;:G=E=L...,E....,S"----'-----
Of...;.. ss.
ordingto the best
NotaryPublicin and for said Stat . : --:,

LAURAAVERY
. ~. My Commiui0nE>:pfrt:sNov. 26, 1966 (1) _'. .Ii:) 19111, IRVIHG SULMYEA
WOLCOTTS FORM 1829
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SUMMARY OF DEBTS AND ASSETS
(FromtheStatements
of theDebtorin Schedules
A andB)
Dollalll Cents
Wages
_________________________ _ None.
A 1-a
Schedule
A 1-b
Schedule TaxesdueUnitedState~.._
____________________ _ $ 8,500.00
A 1-b
Schedule TaxesdueStates.
______________________ _ Noneo
A 1-b
Schedule Taxes districtsandmunicipalitie.,_
duecounties, _____________ _ None.
A 1-c
Schedule Otherpriorityclaims
_____________________ _ None.
claims
Secured _______________________ _ $ 1,943.84
A 2
Schedule
Unsecured
claims______________________ _ #~ /,j "ff
A 3
Schedule $ ~9~ 594069-
A 4
Schedule Notesandbillswhichoughtto bepaidbyotherpartiesthereto----------- None.
Noneo
A 5
Schedule Accommodation
paper
______________________ to------
1~()7(.
A.total
Schedule
$
$ u.:i'18~5963.
RealEstate
________________________ _ None.
ScheduleB 1
Cashon hanr1.._
______________________ _ $ 30.00
ScheduleB 2-a
ScheduleB 2-b andnon-negotiable

Negotiable instruments
andsecuritie.,_
__________ _ None.
ScheduleB 2-c Stockin trad..~----------------------- None.
B 2-d
Schedule good~.,_-'---------------------
Household $ 500. 00
ScheduleB 2-e Books,printsandpicture
..,.,____________________ _ Noneo.
ScheduleB 2-f Horses,
cowsandotheranimals
__________________ _
None.
ScheduleB 2-g andothervehicles
Automobiles __________________ _ $ 50 .. 00
ScheduleB 2-h Farming
stockandimplements,
___________ ___;
______ _ None.
ScheduleB 2-i andsharesin vessel,.,_
Shipping __________________ _
None.
B 2-j
Schedule Machinery,
fixturesandtool..
..____________________ _ $ 25.00
ScheduleB 2-k Patents,copyrights,
trade-m~rk
...
..___________________ _ None.
ScheduleB 2-1 property
Otherpersonal _________ ---.:,
__________ _
None.
B
Schedule 3-a Debtsdueonopenaccounts,
___________________ _
None.
ScheduleB 3-b Policies
of insuraneo-----------~---------- None.
ScheduleB 3-c claim.,_
Unliquidated _____________________ _
Noneo
B 3-d
Schedule of moneyin banl1s
Deposits andelsewherts..__
_______________ _
$ .
ScheduleB ~- Propertyin reversion,
remainder, or trus'---------------
expectancy .None.
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{f::
ScheduleB 5
ScheduleB 6
ProperJy
Books,
d_eeds
andpaper
..
______________
above),
claimedasexempt(included _____ $,_"""""1i~~~~l,.._J6,1,10,i,i5.,.,...i0w.O~
.....,;_
_____ _ None.
;
i B,t~tal
Sch~dule
x~~~
606.00
Signatureof Petitioner
~C.KEOtJ\.E A,8
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SCHEDULE A. STATEMENT OF ALL DEBTS OF BANKRUPT tll

SCHEDULEA-1 - Statement of all creditors to whom priority is secured by Act (21
AMOUN1'
DUE
a. PRIOR
WAGE
CLAIMS: GRCl.AIMED
None.
TAXCLAIMS:
b. PRIOR Federal Taxes: $ 8, 5000oc
c. OTHER
PRIORITY
CLAIMS: None.
SCHEDULE A2 - ALL creditors holding securities

TOTAL
I'$' 8,500.09
VALUEOF AMOUNT DUE
SECURITIES ORCUIMED
Dollars Cents Dollars Cenb
June, 1965: SEABOARD FINANCE. 560 South Citrus Avenue,

P.. o.Box 961, Covina, California. Holds
chattel mortgage on petitioner's furniture.. $ 150. 00 $ 492. 2t
April, 19 65: . BERTS MOTORCYCLES. 800 North Glendora,

La Puente, California.. Holds security on
petitioner's 1965 Yamaha Motorcycle, Account $ 750.00 $ 1, 0730 OJ
assigned to: . HOUSEHOLD F 1 MAN~"R ,-., H'a:;
1320 1/2 Norm Hacienda Blvd.., La Puente,
Californiao .
1965: LA[A. YEIIi BADIC ii ,EC:J:BCWCS l 11 Jericho

Turnpike, P. o.. Box 50, Sr_?sset, 'New York.
Holds security on petitioner s radio and T. V
Antenna. $ 50.00 $ 195. 2~
I
1965: /4BOAJ!D FINANCE, 560 South Citrus Avenue,

ma, Califo:rnia. Holds security on
petitioner's Television. $ 75. 00 $ 183.3<
. . . TOTAL
(Haveyou listed All creditor$?Is the nameandaddressof eachstatedfully and accurately?
Haveyou given . .
req_,
full .......... by the BANKJttlPTCYN;T, ;,d..,;OJthe""' U<h - .,, ma,~"~
WOLCOTTS FORM
?
182.9
(3)
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SCHEDULE A-3 - ALL creditors whose clalms are unsecured
AMOUNT DUE
GRCIAIIIED
DollarsCents
1959 - 1962: $ 1 fb6 - 2

'b7C - 2
1962:
I I $ 345.00
1965: MAGAN MEDICAL CLINIC.,,J65 West College Street, Covina,

,_,I,.,
California, also c/oPIERCYS CREDIT EXCHAN9E, INC.,._
Y 527 4 YI. Pico Blva., Los Angeles i, caBiormao $ 167.20
1962: " , MAYWOOD-BELL FORD, 201 Atlantic Blvd., Bell, Calif,
~~ug.'
~''"also f;/o COLLECTIONS. INC., 1_!)8Wo Main, Alhambra, Calif. $ 255. 59
19 63 - 1965: \c,JEWEL TEA CO. 1000 E. Ball Road, Anaheim, Calif., also
~/ c/o G. F. STEWARD. 9313 Down~y Avenue, Downey, Calif. $ 55.00
1963 - 1965: l -~
I $
b6 - 2
e7:.:_ 2
1965: LARK ELLEN HOSPITAL. 845 N. Lark Ellen Ave., West

Covina, California. $ 55.00
'
NovD, 1961: 40.00
.,...=N=A=T=IO=NWID==E~B::RA:=KE:=':::6:::23:..:0:....:A::t=la=n::t::ic:.._:B:
_:B:.:e::1:::1,_C:a:1:if:o:_r::nia=-.
_J $
1960: $ 250.00.
1961: $ b6 - 2)
b7C - 2
1961: $ 55. 00
1960:
$ 500.. 00
1956 - 1960:
$ 6,500.00
1958: $ '15. 00
Oct., 1961: $ 200.00
1961: $ .'150 .. 00
1962: 1
$ 15.00
?'
1964: . DY-DEE SERVICE, 40 E. Californ~; Pasadena, Calif. $ 26.35
1963 - 1$65: La f.YENTE VALLEY MEDICAL GROUP.18335 E. Valley

Bl , La Puente, California. . $ 200.00
1964: THE GREYSTONE PRESStr--100

Sixth Avenue, New York 13,
New YorJt. .. $ 6. 60
Aug., 1963: ~ l_ b6 - 2
b7C - 2
~It, "--:::-=-:::-:-:~===-===-"==::'~==-~~~:::"TT"-r-------,--......-
, COLLECTIONS SERVICE.6829 Rita A venue, Huntington ........
-----. ....
/" Park, Calilornia. $ 32.00
-
. 'RA 1.A NrF. CA~:..... D F..Dlll>ARD.
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(Haveyou listed ALLcreditors?Is the nameand addressof eachstatedfully and accur~'ll'M')flit'A ., URW.h
full particularsrequired~y th.eBANKRUPTCYACT,includingthe date each debt wasincurred~r ~ ~../. . // ,. J1 ' /~ ~~7-:_'7/
. ~ .~ A . . ' g_X ....._ ~~~
;~ _________........__
V'\f Signatureof Petitioner
WOLCOTT& _FORM 182.9
(4) C, 1981. UIVU"G SULMEYER ,.-
.........:.
- - SCHEDUl
Creditors
whose
A3(r.ontillued)
ClaimsareUnsecured
-
Whenthe name
(II. 8. - andresidence(oreither)of anydrawer, maker,endorsar,
or holder.
of anybill or note,etc.,areunknown,
thefactmustbe stated,
andalso1Hnamtandresidence of thelast bolderlniJwnto the debtw.1bedebtdueto eachcredil'Of
mustbestatedin full,andanydaimbywayofset-off
stated
in U.1Cbedultof property.
lnWt 1DLadaW orYoadllr.- Namesof Cred1ttn.- lrmlde.1lc:8I (If unknown, tflat fed musthe lbrled).- Whenandwherecontnctad.- Amount du
WblUMr cfalmla continaent,unllquldatedor dlsputtd. - Natureu,d cmidarationof the debt.and wfletberany Judtment,bond,11111
of ecbanp, or Claimed
Jlfllffl~ note,ttc.. and wllltber contnu:tld partns orJointicGlllractor
with any otherpaon: and If so, withwhom.
Dolllll Cuts
BALANCE BROUGHT FORWARD: $ :11,68'1. 74
,~,,~?.71/
September, 1962: MAYWOOD-MEDICAL CENTEfc, 4400 Slauson Avenue,
r,\V Maywood, Caffiornia, also c o HERBERT J. GRAY
11, COLLECTIONS SERVICE, 6829 Rita Avenue, Huntington
1 Park, calilorma. $ 10. 00
b6 - 2
1962:
'),
I
~ II also c/ 0 Hf,RBERr
JO X jOLLJ$~'1'1QtA u~Mi4
6829 Rita venue, Hunil on ark, aliforniao
y)&l!j, 9.:Jt 1
$
b7C - 2
20000
1962: +i
..\ vli.......
........ also C/ 0 w~iS I AW
_....,.....,............,..,,,............11 cg.p;e;s;;;
' WIS
I b6 - 2
b7C - 2
} BUREAU,439 South Western Avenue, Los Angeles,
Californiao $ 12. 65
October, 1959: b6 - 2
$ lb7C - 2
1961:
$ 4, 5000 00
January, 1960:
-,"'.,;~~~~~~
ermon,
$ 650.00
b6 - 2
December, 1~UJ:
$ 14, 1b7C -
'
2
1960: $ 650.. 00
October, 1961; "\ ~...,.~~~'!!"l"'!~!!!""P';~l"l'!'l"'l:""'"'TT"lr""""l'.'IIT.'l'nrTTTll"""l"l':l'"T"'lll'--.....,,... ........ --___J

?' regon, a so c o
Broadway, West tin.;;;;n,~;;.;;,;;,;;;;;..:;.::-....:;.~ ... .;;.:..z.....: $ 2,500000
1958: MARY SUE HUBBARD. St. Hill Maror, East Grinstead,

Sussex, England. $ 180..00
b6 - 2)0
1962: $ b7C - 2
1961:
"J"'
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Rita $ 45.00
1960: DELUXE EDITIONS, Garden City, New Jersey. $ 4.50

b6 - 2-"J
1958:: .$ b7C - 2
BALANC~ T~ $ -86, 16"1.8!

~t,,'I/p 7.ff
Signature
of Petitioner
(Haw ,oi listed all creditors?ts lhe nameand lddrm of each stated fullyand eccu~ately?
Haveyou
IM" fall particularsrequestedabove,lndudingthe date eac~ d1bt wn incurredor contracted?)
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Creditors whose Claum are Unsecured

(N. B.-When the name and residence (or either) of any drawer,makert tndorser, or holder of any bill or note, etc., ue an-
known, the fact must be stated. and also the name and residence of the last holder known to the debtor. The debt due to each
creditor must be stated in full, and any claim by way of set-off stated fn the schedule of property.
Amoantdue
o.rCa!mecl
DaDm 0..
BALANCE BROUGHT FOn.~RD: $ -as,is;, 89

.%,f1P7- Kf ,
1960 - 1961: b6 - 2
$ b:C - 2)Q
:
1965: GENERAL TE L EPHONE COMPAffY OF CALIF~ i. f., O.

1. Box Et, La Puente, calllornia,;rs" % le~ ..,ulb)e.Phc~ .... $ 19o4t
ti' :>.
'/t,tU>I E. /11.41/./ ~, .LA R,e~T<:! 1 C,qJ..,-FoR;,1
1965: :souTHERNcoum,EsQA COMPANY.
.P a Box 430,
El Monte, Califorma. $ 15.0(
1965: ALDENS, Box 7508, ' Chicago, Illinois . $ 145. 0(
1965: MAY COMPANY.801 South Broadway , Los Angeles,
. California. $ 200. 0(
1960: \ 'BEST-IN-BOO~, New York, New York, . also .c/o .
'lo.u MAIL ORDERREDIT REPORTING ASSOCIATION, 15
. W. 38th street, New York l8, New Vorko $ 5. 7{
1961: OUT-DOOR BOOKS. 355 Lexington Avenue, New . York 17
New Yorlc, also c/o NORTH AMERICAN CRElliT
CQNTBQXt, 12730 W. S~ven Mile Road, Detroit 35,
Michigan. $ 12. 5:
January, 1960: FOUNDING CHURCH OF SCIENfQJ,QGX,
1812 19th :ibx
street, N.W., Washington 9, D. Co $ 7.48. 8~
August, 1963: b6 - 2
$ b7C - 20!
September, 19 64: CUDAHY FLOWERS, .6520 Atlantic Blvd., Bell , Calif o $ 5. 2
1964: . LEW-CRAIN, , 14874 E. Clydewood, Baldwin Park, Calif. $ 35.0 1
1965: INTER-COMMUNITY HOSPITAL, 275 W. College St.,
Covina, caillornia. . . $ 21.0
1961: BQOK-Of-ffE-MO~H CLUij.345 Hudson Street,
New York ' New0rL . $ 6.9 -
,3
-<I.
. . l!. . . - ~~T~
. (Have yoa llatedoil
.
P 1, die mme ud ~ of each ltateclfall)' azid
.
t
Signature of Petitioner .

7/-
$ -39, 59"4.6
#~ ISrJ,."
~telyP Have you given putlcaian ~ above, lncJwlm1 die dateada dM,t
was tDcarndor ciomractedP)
(8) ..
liC:HEDULE: A . B.-woi.cons 8AHKRU"CY BLANK-FORM 18:Z.7 . I'

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SCHEDULE whichoughtto be paidby the Drawers,

A4- liabilitieson Notesor BillsDiscounted Makers,
Acceptors,
or AMOUNT DUE
OR...ClAIMED
lndorsers.<3 > $ _.None.
SCHEDULEA-5- Paper.(4 >

liabilityonAccommodation None.
I
TOTAL$ Noneo
SCHEDULE B - STATEMENT OF ALL PROPERTY OF BANKRUPT
ESTJMATED
V~UE
8-1. REAL <5 >
ESTATE Of DEBTOR'S
INTEREST
$
None.
B- 2. PERSONAL
PROPERlY
a. Cashon Hand. 30.00
b. Negotiable
& Non-negotiable <6 >.
instruments None.
c. Stockintradeofbusiness(7). None.
d. Household
goods& furniture,
household
stores,wearing
apparelandornaments
ofthe person. ~--500.00
prints& pictures.
e. Books, None.
f. Horses,
cows,sheep,andotheran~~~ith numberof each).. . . None.
. . :;f9_5_!
Plymouth KHN#lmtutomobileo - 50.00
g. Automobiles,
andothervehicle~5 Yamaha Moto~cycle. Believed no equity Unknown..
h.farmingstock& implements
ofhusbandry. None~
& sharesinvessels.
i. Shipping Noneo
j. Machinery,
fixtures,
apparatus,
& toolsusedin business.
(withplacewhereeach.issituated.)
Assorted hand tools and electric tools located in petitioner's car.
copyrights,
k. Patents, & trade-marks.
or personal
I. Goods property
ofanyotherdescription,
withthe placewhereeachis situated. None.
WOLCOTTS FORM 182.9

X
,
' - ?~ Signatureof Petitioner
@ 1961. IRVING SULMEYR
DeWolf-234
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8-3 . CIIOSES
INACTION
a. Debtsduepetitioner
ono~n account.
.. . Prudential Life Insurance Co. ( premium: $12. 50 per mth)
b. Policiesof insurance.Travellers Insurance Co (Group) (premium: $. 99 per w
c. Unliquidatedclaims
of everynature
, withtheirestimated
value
.
d. Deposits
of money
in banking
institutions
an~elsewhere.
Security Fir st National Bank
La Puente, California ... -- 1. 00
..--$
.,,. r'
.,-
ESTIIIATED
VALUE
If D1TOl'S
B- 4. PROPDITY
INREVERSION,
REMAINDER,
OREXPE&TA'1CY
. INTUffl
$
a. Propertyin revers
ion, remainder
or expectancy
, including
property
heldin trustfor the Debtoror subfect anypoweror to
rightto dispose
orto charge.c>
None ..
b. Prop
ertyheretofore forbenefitof creditors.f 9 >
conveyed None o
c. Feearrangement
withanyattorneyfor services
rendered
or to berendered
in this bankruptcy:
of attorneyif not attorneyof record
(1) Name _ ___ _ _ __ __ __ __ _ _ _ __ _
(2) Totalfee arrang
ement$ 200. 00 attorney's fees plus $50. 00 filing fee.
paidto date
(3) Sums $ 150. 00
(4) Mannerof payment
andcommencement
dateof sumsto bepai_____ __ __ _ ____ _
$50. 00 on August 11, '1965, $25. 00 on August 27, 1965, and
$250 00 on September 3, 1965. . ($ OO) . . .
paidfor filingfeesor olhercosts,andto whompaid. Fifty
d. Sums 50. Dollar fthng fee paid
to Lynn Paul, Attorney of Record
VALUATION
B- 5. PROP[RJY
CLAIMED
EXEMPT
FROM
OPERATION ACTc1o1.
GFTHEBANKRUPTCY l1llars Cem
a. Claimed
exempt
bythelawsof theUnited
States
(citestatirte). Noneo
\
b. Claimedexemptunder the lawsof California

, pursuant to .tile Codeof CivilProcedure,
Sections690.0to and including
690.25(anyothercodesectionsreliedonshouldbe cited).
Household furniture, goods, and personal effects, . per Schedule B-2,

per Code of Civil Procedure Sec ~ 690. 2 $ 500.00
1951 Plymouth automobile, per Schedule .B-2, per Code of .Civil
Procedure Sec. 690.24 $ 50.00
Wage s earned within the last 30 days, per Schedule Bix B-2, per
Code of Civil Procedure Sec. 690.11 30.00
Tools used in gaining livelihood, per Code of Civile Procedure Sec. 690. 25.00
Prudential Life Insurance and Travellers Insurance Company. TOTAL t----,~~
605. 00
B - 6. BDOXS,
PAPERS
, DEEDS
l WRIT
_lNBSIELATINC
TIIDEBTOR'S
BUSINESS
AIID[STATL
The following is a true list of all books,papers,deedsandwriti11gs relati11g
to petitioner'strade, business,dealinKS, estate and effects, or anypart thereof,
which,at the date of this petition,are in petitioner's possessionor underpetition
er's custodyand control,or whichare in the p~ssion or custodyof any person
in tru~t for petitioner,or for the petitioner'suse, benefitor advantage;
and also of all otherswhichhavebeeneretofore,at anytime,in petitioner'spossession,or
! IJllderpetitioer's tl!Stody,or control'.and whichare nowheldby the partieswhosenamesare ~ereinafter set forth,with the reasonfor tlteircustodyof t~e samt.
'
None.
~ TheCo.rtmayat anytime-priorto discharge,onits OWlltAotionQTuponmotion
of the Bankrupt,
examine intothe rea,onablenessof tbe fee arrangement
with X
Co1111Sel,
andsaid arrangementshallbe. heldvalid011lyto 1,eextent"1 rea- Signature
of Petitioner
sonableamountas determinedby the Court. . .
STATE OFCALIFORNIA
COUNTY Of LO$ ANGELES
to the.foregoing
I, the persor.whosubscribed A, and8, do herebymakeS!Jlernn
schedules oaththat the said.sch
real andpersonal,
debtsandall my property, with the Bankr~ptcy
in accordance to t
Act,.according of
WOLCOTTS F'O~M 1829 @ 111, IRVllotO SUI.ME.YER
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OF AFFAIRS1" 1-NOT
STATEMENT ENGAGEDIN BUSINESS
Petitioner Represents:
t. Petitioner's
residences
duringthe 6 yearsimmediately
priorto fillingtheoriginal
petitionherein:
From(date) To(1'ate) RESIDENCE ADDRESS
November71958 June/1959 202 Audrey Lane, Apt. 502, Washington 21, DC>c.
June/i9 59 November /19 59 132 Shoshone Drive, Forest Heights, Maryland
Noverober/1959 August/1963 6231 Palm Avenue, Bell, California
A~t/1963 June/1965 18730 Altario Street, La Puente, California
June/1965 PRESENT 6217-A Palm Avenue, Bell, California
i'
2. OCCUPATION ANDINCOME
a. Petitioner's
occupation
is Supervisor byAmerican District Telegraph
andhe is nowemployed
Electric Protection Services Inc 2561 Sa.turnAve,, Huntington (Givenameandaddressofemployer.)
sinr.e 'Mai' 2, 1962
andhasbeensoemployed Par~ California 0
b. Haveyoubeenin partnership withanyone,or engagedin anybusiness,duringthe sixyearsimmediately

preceding
petitionherein?(Ifso,giveparticulars,
including
names,datesandplaces.)
Self employed from 1959-1962 Psychrometric Testing, counselling and
scientologist.
c. Whatamountof incomehaveyoureceived fromyouremployment,trade,or profession
duringeachof the twoyearsimmediately
precedingthe
filingof the originalpetitionherein?
Yearpreceding$ 7, 507. 54 . Secondyearpreceding$ 6, 543. 26
' .
d. Whatamountof incomehaveyoureceived fromothersourcesduringeachof thesetwoyears?(Giveparticulars,
including
eachsource,andthe
amountreceived therefrom.) None.
3. INCOME TAXRETURNS.
Whereandforwhatyeardid_you
fileyourlastfederalincome
taxreturn7,__
__ .. o.....,.s~A
____.l,...,9u6,t;,41!1,.._
_ ___.L ......
ng"e"'e
....
l....
e....
s:,..., ifu.Ou.r...a.ouiaa
I...
....lloctliia.
...
Whereandforwhatyea~didyoufileyourlaststateincometaxreturn1,._ __ ---=l...,9:.l:6L:4L..-
_ _...L...,o~s...___.A
........
ng'e-"e,
...
le....s"',,___C_a...,lif,..
~o!.&.r...,.nu.iaa
4. BANK
ACCOUNTS DEPOSIT
ANDSAFE BOXES.
a. Whatbankaccountshaveyoumaintained, aloneor together withanyotherperson,andin yourownor anyothername,withinthe twoyears
immediately
preceding
the filingof the originalpetitionherein?(Givethe nameandaddressof eachbank,the name_
inwhichthedepositwas
maintainJ~.
andthe nameof ,verypersonautho(ized to makewithdrawals fromsuchaccount.)
Crocker Citizens Barut ~La Puente}. L. Ron Hubbard, Jr. and Henrietta. E. Hubbard
United Calif. Bank (City of Industry) L. Ron Hubbard, Jr. and Henrietta E. Hubbard
Security First National (La Puente) L. Ron _Hubbard, Jr.
'' b. Whatsafedepositboxor boxesor otherdepository ordepositories
haveyoukeptor usedforyoursecurities,
cashor othervaluable,
withinthe
twoyearsimmediately preceding
the filingof theoriginal
petitionherein?
(Givethe nameandaddressofthebankorotherdepository,
thename
Ii in whicheachboxor otherdepositorywaskept,thenameof everypersonwhohadtherightofaccessthereto,a briefdescription
ofthecontents
thereof,and,if surrendered,
whensurrendered, whentransferred
or,iftransferred, andthenameandaddressofthetransferee.)
i . None.
~
,1
ANDRECORDS.
5. BOOKS
a. Haveyoukeptbooksofaccountor recordsrelatingto youraffairswithinthe twoyearsimmediately
preceding
the filingofthe original
petition
herein? None.
I. b. Inwhosepossession
are thesebooksor records?
(Givenames
andaddresses.)
None.
c. Haveyoudestroyed anybooksofaccount orrecordsralating
toyouraffairswithinthe twoyearsimmediately
preceding
petitionherein?(If so, giveparticulars,
including
dateof desiruction
andreasontherefor.)
I l 6. PROPERTY H~LD INTRUST.

Noneo
Whatproperty do youholdin trustforanyotherperson?
(Givenameandaddressofeachperson,anda description
oftheproperty
andtheamount
01 valuethereot)
None. -l-
WOLCOTT& F'ORM 1829
.f!S 18411, IRVIMG SULMEVER
OeWolf-136
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7. PRIOR
BANKRUPTCY
OROTHER
PROCEEDINGS;
ASSIGNMENTS
FORBENEFIT
OFCREDRORS.
a. Whatproceedings undertheBankruptcy Acthavebeenbroughtbyor againstyouduringthesixyearsimmediately
preceding
the filingof the
originalpetitionherein?
(Givethelocation
of thebankruptcy
court,thenature
of theproceeding,
andwhether
a discharge
wasgranted orrefused,
ora composition, arrangementor planwasor wasnotconfirmed.)
None.
b. Wasanyof yourproperty,
at thetimeof thefilingoftheoriginalpetitionherein, of a receiver
in thehands ortrustee?
(If so,gi~ethename
and
location
of thecourt,thenatureof theproceeding,
a briefdescription
of theproperty,
andthename
of thereceiver
ortrustee.)
None.
c. Haveyoumadeanyassignmentof yourproperty
forthebenefitof yourcreditors, or anygeneral
settlementwithyourcreditors,
withinthetwo
yearsimmediately
preceding (If so,givedates,
thefilingof theoriginalpetitionherein? thenameof theassignee,
anda briefstatementof the
termsofassignment
orsettlement.)
None.
8. SUITS,
EXECUTIONS
ANDATTACHMENTS.
a. Haveyoubeena party,plaintiffordefendant
inanysuit,withintheyearimmediately
preceding (If so,
thefilingof the originalpetitionherein?
givethe.nameandlocationof thecourt,thetit1eandnatureof theproceeding,
andtheresult.) '
Citrus Judicial Small Claims ~ Brame vs. L. Ronald Hubbard Judgment
Citrus Municipal Court ~d States Credit Bureau vs.
L. Ron Hubbard Judgment
b. Hasanyexecution or attac.hment
beenleviedagainstyourproperty
withinthe fourmonthsimmediately
preceding
petitionh~rein?
(If so,giveparticulars,
including
property
seized
andatwhose suit.)
Wage execution Jimmy Brame July 9, 1965

($57. 89)
9. LOANSREPAID.
Whatrepaymentsof loanshaveyoumadeduringtheyearimmediately
preceding
the filing of the originalpetitionherein? (Givethe name'and
address
of thelender,theamountof theloanandwhenreceived,
theamount
anddatewhenrepaid, andif thelenderis a relative,
therelationship.)
None.
10. TRANSFER
OFPROPERn.
Whatproperty haveyoutransferred
or otherwise
disposed
of duringtheyearimmediately
preceding
thefilingof theoriginalpetitionherein? (Give
a description
of theproperty,
thedateof thetransfer
or disposition,
towhomtransferred
orhowdisposed of,and,if thetransferee
is a relative,
the .
relationship,
theconsideration,
if any,received
therefor,
andthedisposition
ofsu~hconsideration.)
None.
11.LOSSES.
Haveyousuffered anylosses
fromfire,theftorgambling
duringtheyearimmediately the filing of the originalpetitjonherein?
preceding (If so,
giveparticulars,
including
dates,
andtheamounts of money
orvalueandgeneral
description
of property lost)
None.
X
Signature
of Bankrupt
or Debtor
STATE
OFCALIFORNIA }ss.
COUNlY
OF J,QS ANGEI,ES
I, theperson whosubscribed
to theforegoing
statement
of affairs,doherebymakesolemnoaththat theanswers
theein contained
aretrueand
completeto the est.ofmyknowledge,
information,
andbelief.
i
of Bankruptor Debtor
Signature
Ill) 1981, IRYING SULME'l'ER

WOLCOTT& F~'!_M 1829
. DeWolf-237
Complaint ~orm
FD-7i (Rev. 8-~74)
NOTE: Hand print names legibly; handwriting satisfactory for 1emainder.

Indices: D Negative D See below
Character of case
National Bankruptcy Act
b6 - 3
b7C - 3
1-_____..!:::::==========::::!.----------b7D - 2
Complaint received
D Personal [Zl Telephonic Dale _j_/26/8LTime ___ _

Address of subject Complajpapt's addressandts;Jeohone
number
b6 - 3
Carson City, Nv
1--.--------1.-------.-------.----"---..---------.---------------b7D
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- 2
Race Sex Heighl Hair Build Birth date and Birthplace
OM.tie
~ .1-A-ge---~ Weight Eyes Complexion Social Security Number
~.2-
-M
~...,
D Female
~~-----1-----'-----..J....------'-------'---------------1
"" ~Scars, marks or other data
Facts of com lainl

b6 - 3
b7C - 3
b7D - 2
ADMINISTRATIVE
Obtain preliminary USA opinion and advise Ju by airtel prior
to initiating investigation.
a-1.3 ..-""l b7C

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2
3
Action Recommended
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In Reply, Please Refer to Las Vegas, Nevada

File No. April 18, 1984
RONALD EDWARD DeWOLF, also known as

Lafayette Ronald Hubbard, Jr.,
L. Ron Hubbard, Jr.,
Nibs Hubbard;
HENRIETTA ELIZABETH DeWOLF;
NATIONAL BANKRUPTCY ACT
Ronald Edward Dewolf and Henriette Elizabeth DeWolf

filed for bankruptcy in United States (U.S.) Bankruptcy Court,
Reno, Nevada, on May 7, 1979, in connection with their business
.in Yerington, Nevada, which was operated under the name Country
Cone.
The DeWolfs filed a Statement of Affairs in connection
with this petition and declared that the only income other than
that which was derived from their business during the two year
period prior to May 7, 1979, was $1,536.00 earned through the
employment of Henrietta Dewolf at a Nevada casino.
Information has been received that a Ronald Edward

DeWolf transferred an undivided 10/173 interest in mines and
mineral rights on 320 acres described as the south half of
section 14, township
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Lake Placid Green S.E., Calgary,! er a, for $111,666.00 .. The
transaction is evidenced by a Mineral Certificate issued April 19,
1978, by the Attorney General of Alberta for the North Alberta
Land Registration District at Edmonton, Alberta, a copy of which
is attached.
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LEADS:
It is requested that the North Alberta Land Registration

District, Land Titles Office, Edmonton, Alberta, be contacted for
a certified and exemplified copy of the afore described Mineral
Certificate and Land Transfer Agreement. Will also obtain same
documents relating to the acquisition by Dewolf of interest in same
property.
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following information:
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I Ronald Edward Dewolf on or about
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Description and residence of Dewolf.
Method of payment and transmittal to Dewolf.
If payment was by check or other negotiable instrument,

obtain photocopies of front and back of instrument.
If payment was by wire transfer through a financial

institution, obtain trom that institution a photocopy of the
transfer record and identity of the custodian of such records.
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Memorandum
To DIRECTOR, FBI Date 4 / 18 / 8 4
From SAC, LAS VEGAS (49A-318) (P)
Subject : RONALD EDWARD DeWOLF, aka

Nibs Hubbard;
NBA
00: LAS VEGAS
Enclosed are six copies of LHM.
For the information of the Bureau and Legat, DeWOLF

is the son of L.. RON HUBBARD, founder of the CHURCH OF SCIENTOLOGY,
who recently attempted unsuccessfully through civil suit to have
his father declared either dead or incompetent.
Bureau is requested to forward enclosed LHM to Legat,

Ottawa.
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Memorandum
To SAC, LOS ANGELES Date 4 / 18 / 8 4
From SAC, LAS VEGAS (49A-318) (P)
Subject : RONALD EDWARDDeWOLF, aka

L. Ron Hbbard, Jr.,
Nibs Hubbard;
NBA
00: LAS VEGAS
RONALD EDWARDDeWOLF and,HENRIETTA ELIZABETH DeWOLF

filed for bankruptcy in United States (U.S.) Bankruptcy Court,
Reno, Nevada, on 5/7/79, in connection with their business in
Yerington, Nevada, which operated under the name COUNTRY CONE.
The DeWOLFS filed a Statement of Affairs in connection

.. with this petition and declared that they never before had filed
for bankruptcy.
Information has been received indicating that

Lafayette Ronald Hubbard, Jr., filed for bankruptcy in the
central District of California at Los Angeles in November of 1970,
under number 82786 and, again, in November, 1965, under the name
Ron Hubbard, Jr., under file number 195323-S.
For the information of Los Angeles, DeWOLF is the son

of L. RON HUBBARD, founder of the CHURCH OF SCIENTOLOGY, who
recently attempted unsuccessully through civil action to have
his father declared either dead or incompetent.
LEADS:
LOS ANGELES DIVISION:
AT LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA:
Will, at the U.S. Bankruptcy Court, obtain certified

copies of the above des~ribed petitions for bankruptcy and final
orders of that court.
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On May 14, 1984, certified.copies of the following

petitions for bankruptcy were received from Special Clerk
(SC)!
Federal Bureau
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of Investigation (FBI):
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petition
Agency,
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82786, dated November, 1970, of LAFAYETTE RONALD HUBBARD, Jr., b7C - 1
and petition number 195323-S, dated November, 1965, of RON
HUBBARD, Jr.
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ii and iH contents are t10t to l)e distributed outside you aQonc:y.
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Subject : RONALD EDWARD DEWOLF, aka

L. Ron Hubbard,
Nibs Hubbard;
HENRIETTA ELIZABETH DEWOLF;
NBA
00: Los Angeles
Re Las Vegas letter to Los Angeles dated 4/18/84.
Enclosed for Las Vegas is original and one copy

of FD-302 reflecting receipt of certified copies of bankruptcy
petitions and certified copies of bankruptcy petition number (
82786 of LAFAYETTE RONALD HUBBARD, Jr., and number 195323-S
of RON HUBBARD, Jr~
As there are no remaining leads, this matter is
considered RUC.
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From Legal Attache, Ottawa ( 49A-53 )( p )
Subject : RONALD EDWARD DeWOLF, aka;

NBA
00: LAS.. VEGAS
Reference: Las Vegas letter and LHM, 4/18/84.
Dissemination, as outlined below, was made on dates indicated.

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In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.
Feder al Off ice Bui ldin g, Room 21 9
300 La s Vegas Boulevard South
Post Office Box 16032
Fe der al Stati o n
Las Veg a s, Nev ada 891 01
June 8 , 1984
Hon or abl e La mon d R. Mi lls

Unite d St ate s Attor ney
Di s trict of Nevada
Fe de ral Off ice Building, Room 431
300 Las Veg as Boulevar d South
La s Vegas, Neva da 891 01
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Atten tion:
As sis tant United St ates ~ ttorn ey
Re : Ronal d Edwa rd De Wolf

also kno wn as
Lafay ett e Ronald Hubba rd , -Jr.,
Nibs Hubb a rd ;
He nr iet ta Elizabeth De Wolf;
National Bankrupty Ac t
Tit l e 18, Unit ed
States Code , Section 152
and Titl e 18, Uni ted
State s Code , Section 328 4
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De ar Mr. Mil ls: b7C - 1, 4
This is to confirm a conversation between Assistant

United St ate s Attorney I I and S:ec ial Agent
! !o n Ap ril 17 , 19 8 4, in whi ch! !w as
adv i sed Rona ld Edward DeWolf and Henriet ta *li za b et h Dewolf
fil e d for bankruptcy in United State s Bankruptcy Court ,
Ren o , Nevada , on May 7, 1 979 , i n con nection wi th thei r business
in Ye rin gton , Neva da, whic h was oper ate d un de r th e na me
Country Cone .
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Th e DeWolfs fil ed a Statem ent of Aff airs in con ne cfion
wi t h this pe titi on an d de clar ed that the on ly inc ome oth er than
th a t whi ch was deri ved f ro m th e i r bu s ine ss du ring the t wo
ye ar perio d pri or to May 7, 19-79 , wa s $1,53 6 . 00 ~~__through
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the -employment of-Henrietta-DeWolf at a Nevada casino.
Information has been received that a Ronald Edward

DeWolf transferred an undivided 10/173 interest in mines
and mineral rights on 320 acres described as the south half
of section 14, township 54, range 26, .........i.i---- ...... '""""'.........~
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meridian, in the rovince o
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, e ransaction is evidenced by a Mineral
Certificate issued April 19, 1978, by the Attorney General
of Alberta for the North Alberta Land Registration District
at Edrnontoni Alberta.
DeWolf is the son of Ron Hubbard, founder of the

Church of Scientiology, who recently attempted unsucessfully
through Civil action to have his father declared either
dead or incompetent.
States
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Code, Section
_I advised that
152, the statute
under Title
of limitations
18, United
would
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have run on any false declarations made on the petition
for bankruptcy. However, the allegation would infer that
a concealment of assets may have also occurred and if such
is the case, the statute of limitationi would be five years
from the date of discharge of the bankrupt under Title 18,
United States Code, Section 3284.
Enclosed is a certified copy of portions of United

States Bankrupty Court file number 7~-119-120 which indicates
that subjects were discharged on February 22, 1980, dictating
that the statute of limitations would run until February
22, 1985, regarding concealment of assets.
that
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that if investigation establishes
has occurred in the amounts indicated, b _
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would appear to be prosecutive potential in this matter b?C _ 4
under Title 18, United States Code, Section 152.
Very truly yours,
JOHN J. SCHREIBER
SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE
IASISTANT SPECIAL
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TRANSMIT
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CLASSIFICATION:
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_____ _ DATE: 8/2/84
FROM: / Director, FBI ~ ,.

TO~ / . SAC, Las Vegas (49-53) Lt~..,3\
RONALD EDWARDDEFOLF; ET AL;,NAB;
00: LAS VEGAS
Enclosed herewith for the Las Vegas Office

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..... a report of
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Las Vegas should report the results of their investigation
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9/6./84
TO: DIRECTOR,FBI
FROM: LEGAT, OTTA\1A(49A-53)(R~C)
RONAW EDWARDDeWOLF, aka_;
HENRIETTA
ELIZABETH
DeWOLF
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Memorandum - l
To DIRECTOR, FBI Date 3/21/85
From SAC, LAS VEGAS (49A-318) (C)
Subject : RONALD EDWARDDE WOLF, aka

Nibs Hubbard;
HENRIETTA ELIZABETH DE ~OLF;
NBA ,,
00:LAS VEGAS
Re Las Vegas letter t6 the Bureau dated, 4/18/84.
Enclosed are the original and five copies of an LHM

captioned as above.
In view of U.S. Attorneyts declination, no further
investigation being conducted.
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U.S. DepartmentofJustice
Las Vegas, Nevada

March 21, 1985
RONALD EDWARDDE WOLF,

ALSO KNOWNAS,
LAFAYETTE RONALD HUBBARD, JR.,
L. RON HUBBARD, JR.,
NIBS HUBBARD;
HENRIETTA ELIZABETH DE WOLF;
NATIONAL BANKRUPTCYACT
Ronald Edward Dewolf and Henrietta Elizabeth Dewolf

filed for bankruptcy in United States Bankruptcy Court, Reno,
Nevada, on May 7, 1979, in connection with their business in
Yerington, Nevada, which was operated under the name Country
Cone.
The DeWolfs filed a Statement of Affairs in connection
with this petition and dec-lared that the only income other than
that which was derived from their business during the two year
periodprior to May 7, 1979, was $1,536.00 earned through the
employment of Henrietta DeWolf at a Nevada casino.
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Dewolf is the son of Ron Hubbard, founder of the Church

of Scientology, who recently attempted unsuccessfully through
Civil action to have ~is father declared either dead or incompetent.
.,...
On April 11; 1984,I ! Assistant U.S.
Attorney, Reno, Nevada, advised that under Title 18, United b6 - 4
b7C - 4
6-Bureau
@Las Vegas (49A-318} This doc:anr;:r.t ca,ua:r:s neither
;,ecom1ncr..'1ctfaru; r~.:rCJ;-:.clusionsof
1-USA, Las Vegas
the 1~'::I It i~ ;?.. ..: j}~'~,.r>::1rtJ1of
1'JJ3':~d
(8(}Y' ... the FBI mid i.- l:,:,:::xl to your c.s,,mcy:
ir. and its c:.:,11:e1:t:; ere not w be
distributed outside your aBency;
DeWolf-467
FBl/DO.J
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RONALD EDWARD DE WOLF,
States Code, Section 152, the statute of limitations would have

run on any false declarations made on the oetition for bank-
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t-,..,, ,.;,- '7<:>r I I b5 - 1, 2
United States Bankruptcy Court file number 79-119-120

indicated that subjects were discharged on February 22, 1980,
dictating that the statute of limitations would run until February
22, 1985, regarding concealment of assets.
,, b5 - 1, 2
laa:srised that if i 01,est i oat i an establisbe] b6 - 4
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On August 8,'1984,1 I
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(1978 address) for eventual disbursement to DeWolf
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b6 - 2
RONALD EDWARD DE WOLF, b7C - 2
andD
On January 23, 1985, Ronald Edward DeWolf was interviewed
in the presence of his wife, Henrietta DeWolf at their place b6 - 2
of residence, Apartment 101 1401 East Lon Street Carson City, b,c - 2
Nevada phone (883-6738).
eing interviewe concerning

violated the National Bankruptcy
Dewolf advised-that his.mother's second husband had

acquired certain rninera~ rights in Canada. Upon his death,
the mineral rights passed to his mother. His mother remarried
a third time to John T. Ochs of Gap, both of whom are now deceased.
This mineral rights were probated through two wills and awareness
of their existence was largely forgotten until the heirs were
contacted by an agent for a Canadian investor who expressed
an interest in purchasing these assets.
The heirs, who included Dewolf, his I b6 - 2

and ot~ers, retained! I b7C 2
I to handle the sale of the mineral rights. Dewolf found
that although his share of the mineral rights sold for approximately
$111,000, Canadian estate taxes, attorneys fees and currency
exchange rate reduced his net proceeds to about $52,000.
Dewolf advised that a settlement check in the approximate

amount of $52,000.00 was received in 1978 and was deposited
to his and wife's checking account in the First Interstate Bank
of Yerington, Nevada. The funds were drawn down through acquisition
of their Yerington, Nevada residence and in t~e- acquisition
and operation of their failing Yerington, Nevada business operated
under the name The Country Cone, which ultimately failed and
entered into bankruptcy. All assets and accounts wereprovided
to the bankrupt"c'y court.
Dewolf advised that he is unable at this time to locate

his bank records from 1978. Dewolf provided a :hotoco:y of
a letter of settlement dated, May 1, 1978,.,f ...........................
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-'--------'I enclosing a settlement check in lne a ount o $53,067.63.b?c - 2
011 January 31, 1985, Assistant united States Attorney

(AUSA) -'-.-- ......------------~-dvised that he was declining
prosecution in this matter inasmuch as there is no evidence
that a concealment of hssets from the bankruptcy court infact b6 - 4
occurred. b7c - 4
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~- - BISHOP . &
BARRISTERS
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MGKENZIE
& SOLICITORS
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.0WAFfD E. 81SHOF', O,C, KENNETH A, MCKEN21E:, Q.C. TE:1.PH0Nt: (403) 426-5550

THOMAS JACKSON =:e~e::i:r=-=0;:o:::e= TELEX 037-41515
PATRICK M.BENTLEY 0, PE:TE:R SHARPE
a200 ROYAL TRUST TOWE;R
JOHN STERK .J, F'HILIP WARNER
EDMONTON CENTRE:
JO.-iN J, KANE ARMANO .J. MOSS
BRYAN .J. KICK HAM BRUCE O. HIRSCHE
EDMONTON, ALBERTA
00NAL0 C, MCKEN:.?:1 GORDON R. M<=t<E:N21E TSJ IV3
:Mlll:SXOt::e.te:: eftt~~ ERNEST A. HEE
OUR FILE: 46,956-1 May 1, 1978.
REGISTERED MAIL AIR MAIL
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Mr. Ronald E. Dewolf,
310 Charlotte Avenue,
Yerington, Nevada 89447
Dear Mr. Dewolf:
RE: John T. Ochs 'Estate
I am pleased to confirm that the mineral interests

belonging to you and the mineral interest belonging to~'---~ b6 - 2
_________ ...,!have been sold. b7C - 2
I enclose herewith a receipted copy 0-our account

.
for services and disbursements in connectionw.fth this trans-
action which has b.een paid out of the net proceeds as instructed.
I also enclose a Statement of Adjust~ents giving par-

ticulars of the receipts and disbursements- . .,-
I enclose a xerox copy of a letter addressed to our

firm from the. Department of Justice and you will note on page
2 they confirm the amount we were required to pay in order to
obtain discharges of the encumbrances of the Department of
National Revenue.
_______ In accordance with the instructions received from

.._ ____ ___.!of Grubic, Lyon & Barnett, Attorneys, in his letter b6 - 2
to me of March 22, 1978, I have on May 1, 1978 forwarded him b7C - 2
a cheque in U.S. dollars in the sum of $12,884.87 made up as
follows:
Principal $11,778.24
Interest to March 28,1978 989.48
33 days additional interest
@ $3.55 per day 117.15
TOTAL: $12,884.87 (U.S.)
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DeWolf-470
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The balance of one-half of the net proceeds

in U.S. dollars in the sum of $53,067.63 is accordingly
enclosed herewith in your favour in the form of- an Inter-
national Money Order payable on a New York clearing House
in U.S. dollars.
Yours truly,
BISHOP & McKENZIE
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- STATEMENT OF ADJUSTMENTS
46,956-1
SALE OF ROYALTY FROM DeWOLF AND

b6 - 2
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Recei'pts D'ishuYsenfe n ts
Initial deposit from

I I $10,000.00 b6 - 2
b7C - 2=
Bala~ce of pprchase price
froml~----------~1 213,332.00
Interest earned on funds in
b6 - 2
b7C - 2
trust 518.35
Vendorrs share of '
1978 mineral
tax $ 810.28
Paid Receiver General of
Canada Estate Tax 71,366.83
Bishop & McKenzie fees and
disbursements 2,764.19
$223,850.35 $74,941.30
74,941.30
Net Proceeds-Canadian ._Funds
(Receipts~Disbursements) $148,909.05
U.S. Dollar Equivalent $131,905.00

b6 - 2
b7C - 2
Disbursements in. U.S. Dollars.
'one-half to-~!
__________ __. - .....---$ 6 5 , 9 5 2 5 0
To
$ 12,884.87 b6 - 2
----~ltrustees
b7C - 2
To Ronald E. Dewolf 53,067.63
Total to or to the order

of Dewolf $ 65,952.50
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11\i ACCOUNT WITH
- BISHOP &. JviGKEN.E

BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS
TELEPHONE' !4'031 d26S:SO
TELEX. 037A ISIS
OUR FILE'. 4 6 9 5 6 -1
f
2200 ROYAi. lRUST TOWER
EDMONTON C(NTRE
DATE May 1, 1978. . EDMONTON. ALBERTA
T5J tV3 b6 - 2
LAWYER, b7C - 2
b6 - 2
b7C - 2
Mr. Ronald E. DeWolf,

310 Charlotte Avenue,
Yerington, Nevada 89447'
RE: John T. Ochs Estate Mineral Ih'terests
TO professional services rendered in connection

with the sale of rainJral interests belonging to b6 - 2
Ilonging to Ronald E.
_ and mineral interests
DeWolf for a total
be-
consid-
b7C - 2
eration of $223,~32.00 inclti~ing:

- preparation and obtaining execution of transfer
ofl ~itle; b6 - 2
b7C - 2
- preparation and obtaining execution of transfer of.Dehlolf
title;
prepa.rati.on and obtaininq execution of Assign"-
ment of Lease frarol 1- b6 - 2
to ! I . b7C - 2
preparation and -Obtaining exrcnt i QD Qf :SS i OP-:-" : _;,-
rnent of Lease from Dewolf to_ _ L....,. b6 - 2
- negotiations with the Department of National b7C - 2
Revenue and the Department of Justice to obtain
discharges of two Writs and one Caveat registered
a~ainst thel ~itle and against the DeWolf
title; b6 - 2
b7C - 2
checking and adjusting mineral taxes and. incidental
searches and correspondence;
- delivery of transfers and Assignment of Lease to
solicitors for Purchaser subject to trust conditions;
- receiving purchase monies in trust and investing
same pending performance of trust conditions;
- arranging with Oakland Petroleum for adjustments of
royalty as of the effective date of sale;
, -~- incidental correspondence and attendances,
OUR FEE HEREIN $ 2,720.00
- 2
BISHOP & MOK~NZIE
PER .......................................... .
DeWolf-473
E.lltO.E.
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,
brought forward
OUR FEE $ 2,720.00
DISBURSEMENTS AND CHARGES:
Copy Charges $ 11.10

Long distance telephone charges 16.09
Land Titles - certified copy and
discharge 17.00 44.19
$ 2,764.19
Paid out of monies in trust

' 2,764.19
BALANCEOWING NIL
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RECEIVED.
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F0-302 {REV. 38-77)
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Oate of transcrlptlon, __ 3_,_/_2_1.,_/...;8...;5;__

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On January 23, 1985, RONALD EDWARDDE WOLF was interviewed

in the presence of his wife, HENRIETTA DE WOLF ~t their place
of residence, Apartment 101, 1401 East Lon Street Carson City,
Nevada phone ( 883-6738). b6 - 2
b7C - 2
i e concerning
an allegation that he may have violated fhe National Bankruptcy
Act.
D.E WOLF advised that his mother I s se.cond husband had

acquired certain-mineral rights in Canada. Upon his death,
the mineral rights passed to his mother. His mother remarried
a third time to JOHN T. OCHS of Gap, both of whom are now deceased.
This mineral rights were probated through two wills and awareness
of their existence was largely forgotten unt~l the heirs were
contacted by an agent for a canadian investor who expressed
an interest in purchasing.these assets.
The heirs, who incl~u~d~e~d:::.,_~D~E!...!W~O~L~F~,~I=---------.-----~

and others,
retained Attorne L------------------....1 b6 - 2
I Ito
handle the sale of the mineral rights. DE. WOLF found b7C _ 2
that although his share of the mineral rights sold for approximately
$111,000, Canadian estate taxes, attorneys fees and currency
exchange rate reduced his net proceeds to about $52,000.
DE WOLF advised that .a settlement che~k in the approximate

amount of $52,000.00 was received in 1978 and was deposited
to his and wife's checking account in the First Interstate Bank
of Yerington, Nevada. The funds were drawn down through acquisition
of their Yerington, Nevada residence and in the acquisition
and operation of their failing Yerington, Nevada business operated
under the na~e The Country CQne, which ultimately tailed and
enter~d into barikrupt~y. All assets and accounts were provided
to the bankruptcy court.
DE WOLF advised that he is unable at this ~ime to

locate his bank records from 1978. DE WOLF providyd a obotoc_p.y
of a letter of settlement dated, May l, 1978, from~I_______ ~! b6 - 2:
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This document contains neither recomrnenaations nor conclusions ol the FBl.,11 is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency;
,t and its conterits are not to be distributed outside your agency.
DeWolf-496

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For information of the LV Office, this'case

On 11/15/82, an article ~ppeared in the New

1. Will attempt to locate L. RONBUBBARD,JR.

D. If cooperation with the Church of scientology

<>atof tt11sal0Uon __ 1_2_/_l_ 2__

Ronald Edward DeWolf, also known as L. Ron Hubbard, Jr.,

He is unacquainted with any~me by the name of._!__ ___,

In reqard to the identity of individua1s closely

12/10/82 Carson City, Nevada

according to information received by DeWo1f from Dick .Lyneis,

_lt is his info~ation thad lean be

6 I have personal knowledge, and/or informat_ion and belief where

11 so stated, as to the fo~lowing facts:

10 been born on Mny 7, 1934 at Encinatas, Cali.forn.ia. My mother,

11 Margaret Louise Grubb, married my father on April 1.3, 1933

15 fered from recux::rent cycles of severe mental and emotiona_l

16 illne_ss, characterized by several hospitalizations, suicidal

18 venereal disease, cri_minal and frauduleJ:lt schemes, and habi tu-

19 ation' to bizarre, occult pract_ices :including blood rituals,

20 abortion rituals, and embryo ..implants ...

23 knowledge that my father regularly used illegal drugs including

?A amphctamin_cs, barbiturates and hallucinogens. He regularly

25 used cocaine, peyote, and mescaline.

26 of s'u'lfur drugs to treat his vene_ra1

27 going drugs created suhstantia_l clrug <lcpcndc ce and continued

194~- and 1959, I worked with my

6. tenets whih h_avc become

6 of Scientology bava the.ir basis i_n blac~ magic. and satani.c . .,

''l theor1es derived from a cult cali.ed theffOT0 11 developed.'by one,

10 hallucinogens, and.his theories are plagiarized .f~om Crowley ,an.cl

. 12 became .enveloped in the "SS" of Nazi Germany,._

16 occurtcnce~, o~ paranoia -and delusion, cont.i.nued physical.., deteri-

17 oratioJ'.l from chrcmic diseases including arth_ritis, duoden_al

,24 monia, duodenal ulcers, arthritis and pulmonary emboli. On one

25. - -occasion, in ..1974 ,. he fra,ctu:rcd his .w:;ist while swattin_g n fly.

26 .In .. 1-978 - 1979, my father suffered f_rom a pulmonary ernbolis_m

27 , .in LnQuint_a~ Calfforn_ia and almost died. At that time,

28 upon information and,bcliet, he wns in the care and custody of

15 writer for pulp rriagaz_i_nes, applied for a commi_ssion

1'1 prirnal:'.rly _relied upon his f_ather.s n_ava_l bac~gtound,

18' my gx::andfather then bein~ a .Lt. Commander i_n the_ Navy.

19 A_lthough my ~ather h_ad f'iu~ed out of ox: left three

2l WashiJ'.lgton Un~ve_~sity after three semesters, my gr-and-

23 the Naval Rc_sex:vc. ~y ;athc_r was th~n 30 years old,

24 having been born on l'.1.arch 13,

He is unacquainted with any~me by the name of._! _,