Why the news about Tom Cruise and daughter Suri is even worse than the media lets on

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TONY ORTEGA
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The feeding frenzy started Monday afternoon when the New York Post reported that Tom Cruise’s daughter had registered to vote in Pennsylvania (where she is currently a student at Carnegie Mellon University) under the legal name “Suri Noelle.”
She has been using that last name, which is based on the middle name of her mother, Katie Holmes, for a couple of years now, but the Post said that by registering to vote under that name, it was more than simply an affectation, it was Suri’s legal name.
The media coverage in the days since then has largely been very well done, as newspapers review the history of Tom and Katie’s split, and that Cruise has been out of Suri’s life for more than a decade.
But we just wanted to emphasize something that tends to get lost when these stories review the Scientology rules that are cited when it comes to Cruise cutting his own daughter out of his life.
We will never forget the long phone conversation we had with Mike Rinder more than ten years ago, when it was already becoming obvious that Tom had walked away from Suri. Mike was one of the highest-ranking Scientology executives ever to leave the organization, and losing him last year to cancer was one of the most difficult things we’ve experienced doing this work.
In the conversation, we went over with Mike the Scientology policies that govern a defection like Katie’s very public escape from her marriage with Cruise in 2012. It had caused a huge publicity disaster for Scientology and embarrassment for Cruise and his best friend, Scientology leader David Miscavige.
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