Mystery of the Vanished Ruler - 1983-01-31
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Mystery of the Vanished Ruler January 31, 1983,
In Hubbard's absence, Scientology is deeply riven by bitter disputes. A dozen or so of Hubbard's youngest followers, who have spent much of their lives in the cult's bizarre world, have seized control of the organization. Claiming to be "on Source" with Hubbard, and to be acting under his direction, they are also trying to gain control of the church's assets, estimated to be more than $280 million. About 75 senior leaders have been purged by the young zealots in a coup that has shaken the 29-year-old church.
Fighting these activists for Scientology's riches is Hubbard's estranged son, Ronald DeWolf, 48, who changed his name in 1972 in an effort, he says, to escape harassment by Scientologists.
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{{cite news | title = Mystery of the Vanished Ruler | url = http://www.time.com/time/printout/0,8816,951938,00.html | work = Time magazine | date = January 31, 1983 | accessdate = May 22, 2019 }}
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