Danny Masterson Trial Puts Spotlight on Scientology, Judge Objects: ‘The Court Is Disappointed’

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friends were Scientologists, and that she had attended the Delphi School (a Scientology school). Mueller then asked whether she was aware of certain Scientology policies. “Did they have an impact in terms of relationships with other people?”Jen B.

responded: “It was frowned upon to fraternize with the enemy,” explaining it meant “not one of us, someone had not been enlightened and engaged in Scientology.” She then went on to use the term WOG, which in Scientology, refers to a Worthy Oriental Gentleman – a derogatory term for someone who is not a Scientologist. “You can be reported for relationships with WOGS unless you were bringing them into the Scientology fold,” she said.Defense Attorney Phillip Cohen – who for days has fought to limit the presence of Scientology throughout the trial – strongly objected and Olmeda called the afternoon break.

After the jury had been dismissed, she admonished both sides saying she would not allow the trial to be inundated with Scientology and threatened to remove the jury every time they did not abide by her rulings.Mueller then asked Jen B.

about the specifics of an incident in September 2002 where Jen B. alleges she was raped by Masterson while intoxicated.That incident was never reported to police, and Masterson was not charged for it; however, the charge stems from an alleged subsequent rape nine months later, also at the actor’s home.In the 2002 incident, Jen B.