Jamie Mustard

The lost children of Scientology's paramilitary, these thousands of kids, they have autoimmune disease.

They're all doing construction.

Most of them, some of the more successful ones get lucky because they become contractors.

But if people knew what happened to us, the story, which is the story that I wrote, that people would stop.

It would be the end.

No, I mean, my mother's still in the cult.

You know, and this is what I'm talking about when it's still happening to me.

You know, two to three months ago, there was a major story on me in the Daily Mail.

They told me they were just going to do an excerpt of the book.

Well, a couple of weeks before the story was going to come out, the story ended up getting pushed over and over again.

They said, we reached out to Scientology in England to see if they wanted to comment.

What we got back was a declaration from your mother.

One of the things that's incredible about that story is Scientology secret police was effective with whatever they responded with.

The Daily Mail, they ended up only releasing the story in the United States and not Great Britain or Commonwealth countries.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And one of the weirdest moments before the book came out was the Daily Mail contacting me and saying, we sent Scientology locally in England.

We asked them if they wanted to respond to your allegations.

And my response to them was like, what are you talking about?

I'm not making any allegations.