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David Miscavige

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His viciousness and his cruelty to staff was unlike anything that I had ever experienced in my life ... He just loved to degrade the staff. He got a kick out of it. He thought it was funny. Anybody who didn't think it was funny, like I didn't, was very suspect.
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Stacy Young, former secretary to Miscavige, interviewed in — "Inside the Cult". The Big Story (ITV). 1995. 

 
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