Subject:      Re: MAYO- Stolen Material
From:         David Mayo <mayo@lightlink.com>
Date:         1996/05/01
Message-Id:   <4m6nv8$jqr@light.lightlink.com>
Sender:       electra@light.lightlink.com
Organization: Art Matrix - Lightlink Electra Gateway v2.4
Newsgroups:   alt.religion.scientology



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On 23 Apr 1996 19:09:58 -0400, srcs@aol.com (SRCS) wrote:

>Subject: Re: MAYO- Stolen Material
>From: mayo@lightlink.com (David Mayo)
>Date: 23 Apr 1996 02:19:21 -0400
>Message-ID: <4lhsp9$onp@light.lightlink.com>
>
>mayo@ightlink.com (David Mayo) wrote:
>
>>srcs@aol.com (SRCS) wrote:
>
[...]
>
>>Third, you say that my AAV pack was seen by plenty of people who can
>>corroborate Ray Mithoff's testimony.   Who are those people?  Do you
mean
>>the RTC executives, Jesse Prince, Warren McShane and Ray Mithoff who
had
>> the copy of the AAV pack STOLEN from us by Scienytology(tm) agent,
Bob
>> Mithoff (Ray's brother)?
>
>You and/or your agents at AAC were selling AAV packs in the field. 
They
>were available from a number of sources.  What was the going rate
>back in 84'?  Was it $1000?  There was a discount for more than one
and
>some sort of license to recopy it within the AAC affiliate group for
which
>the purchase was made. 

False.  We never sold AAV packs, not I, not the AAC, nor was there any
license to copy it.

Three paragraphs above, in an earlier post, I mentioned the AAV pack
stolen by Bob Mithoff, acting as an agent for RTC.  Todd Fifield,
another OSA/RTC agent told me in 1984 that one of the targets of the
RTC's  "Seeds of Doubt" program was to distribute AAV packs to "the
AAC's competitors" so as to put the AAC out of business.  Todd Fifield
did not admit this in his deposition.

If you, or any one else reading this has any information regarding AAV
packs being sold, I would like all particulars.  If there is anyone who
has a copy of the RTC "Seeds of Doubt" program, I would like a copy of
that, too.

>
>Dozens even scores of people read AAV not just Ray Mithoff or Jesse
>Prince.  Of course you already know this but you have to pretend
>otherwise.

I do not pretend otherwise.  I know this.  Soon after Bob Mithoff stole
the AAV pack from the AAC, I began hearing of copies of the AAV pack
from all over the world.

>
>And then you complain some one stole yours?  Isn't that like a chop
>shop reporting auto theft?  

Not at all.  It is like RTC stealing documents and then suing me for
receiving stolen documents.  "Unclean hands" is what it is called.

Additionally, your posts sound like the RTC "Seeds of Doubt" program
has been activated again.  Yes?

Rev. David Mayo

<mayo@lightlink.com>     (finger for key)
PGP ID: 1024/4D5EE559 1996/01/04
PGP Fingerprint: 0D 69 92 87 79 2F 38 72  FE 03 CE 51 31 D5 6D E9
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