I M Dex
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Its certainly a fact that COS reps try to discourage and chase away protestors by falsely insisting that they are trespassing on cult property, I've experienced that first hand. I don't know what the legal facts are in this situation, but that's something they do. I would hope that a court would need to see a deed or title to consider that they had a case.It seems crazy to consider that Aaron was standing at the door in a spot that could have been public property, but that building is 125 years old and originally was built as a bank. Apparently, no one objected back at that time to the building being partially on public property.
I believe that that IS the case. Otherwise, it would have been a simple matter for Scientology to get a survey done to show Aaron was trespassing, and it would have strengthened their case.


