Marc claire headley

• LOS ANGELES -- A couple who claimed they were victims of forced unpaid labor by the Church of Scientology lost the latest round in their lawsuit against the church Tuesday. The 9th U.S.
(Huffington Post)
• Marc Headley and his wife, Claire, were raised in scientology and joined the churchs upper echelon, Sea Organization, as teens. Members of the inner circle commit to working long hours, not having children and living communally under strict rules.
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• A three-judge panel of the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals decided that Marc and Claire Headley, who sued the church, knew that joining the group, known as Sea Org, required largely unpaid labor and failed to take many opportunities to leave.
(CNN)
• Californias Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals today posted its affirmation of a lower courts decision to dismiss a lawsuit against the Church of Scientology brought by two of its former employees, Marc and Claire Headley.
(Village Voice (blog))
• A three-judge panel of the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals decided that Marc and Claire Headley, who sued the church, knew that joining the group, known as Sea Org, required largely unpaid labor and failed to take many opportunities to leave.
(Los Angeles Times)
• Yet sometimes, according to Claire Headley, another former member, the church encourages divorce. Ms.
(New York Times)
• The appeals court said former scientologists Claire and Marc Headley, who claim the church used psychological pressure to keep them working, had innumerable opportunities to leave the church and suffered no harm once they actually did leave.
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• An article on July 8 about divorce in the Church of Scientology referred incompletely to lawsuits filed against the church by Marc and Claire Headley, former church members.
(New York Times)
• I was sec checked when I was 7, says Claire Headley, Marcs wife. Jenna Miscavige Hill was getting sec checked at 12 or 13. I can think of numerous minors who received sec checking.
(Village Voice (blog))
• In some cases, the church actually encourages a split, as it did with Claire Headley. The Scientologist from birth was having a crisis of faith after a dozen years of marriage to her husband Marc Headley.
(International Business Times)