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To: syriacus
For some Scientologists, pilgrimage has been fatal
Carrie Slaughterbeck, 23, who was found dead in her Clearwater apartment in March 1997 after receiving nutritional counseling from a prominent Scientologist who sells Super Blue Green Algae a dietary supplement.
Carrie Slaughterbeck, Clearwater Police Report
Green provided me with Carrie Slaughterbeck's date of birth and a phone number for her parents that live in Indiana. He also said that she was not under treatment for any illness although she has had bulimia for 10 years.

She has seen doctors in the past for her bulimia but has not for over two years. Instead she has been in a "program". I asked for the name of the program but he would not answer. I then asked Green if there was a doctor or counselor in charge of the program so that we could check on Slaughterbeck's health. Green answered that the program she was on was devised by themselves. The two decided what foods she was to eat and so on.


1,579 posted on 09/05/2003 12:29:19 PM PDT by syriacus (Why does Schumer think it's okay for HIM to put duty to God first, but it's not okay for others?)
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Super Blue Green Algae

Does it do anything to potassium balance in the body?

1,583 posted on 09/05/2003 12:39:53 PM PDT by syriacus (Why does Schumer think it's okay for HIM to put duty to God first, but it's not okay for others?)
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