West Palm Beach attorney Theodore Babbitt is suing the Church of Scientology on behalf of two excommunicated members, alleging its fundraising is fraudulent.
February 04, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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The Church of Scientology International promises a money-back guarantee on donations for members in good standing.
But if members ask for their money back, they are no longer in good standing, and thus the guarantee is void, said West Palm Beach attorney Theodore Babbitt.
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