Jamie Mustard

And money letters were what a five-year-old kid would write.

Hey, I miss my mom.

And then he would write back and say, you're doing your job.

It was just very strange.

But yeah, I mean, we were brutal to each other.

I mean, I talk about this, these public spankings.

Hubbard had a doctrine called head on a pike.

And if people weren't listening and they weren't being ethical, then you would put a head on a pike to scare everybody into a line.

Like Jordan, once again, like I never went to school.

I never learned to brush my teeth.

I didn't have underwear.

I didn't have bedsheets.

We slept on congealed oily mattresses in the 1970s drought of Los Angeles where they entered the swimming pools.

And that's where bowl skating was invented because of the drought.

There's a book called Introduction to Scientology Ethics.

And if you read that book, yeah, you're making a really good point.

In Scientology, ethics is whatever protects Scientology is what's ethical.

And so that's what you're taught and indoctrinated with as a very young age.

So you're being brutalized and then you're being taught that is good and ethical.

And then so many of the kids, there were kids that were sexually abused in the buildings because there was no one looking out for us.