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Wednesday, 21 September 2016

Chapter 6 - A process of mind-control

We cannot, however, simply assume that Princess Margaret was the star of these photos. There are plenty of other royal candidates; not the least of whom being her brother-in-law, who may well have also been caught in flagrante delicto by the erect zoom-lens of a concealed paparazzo. As such, we shall return to the Baker Street Robbery in greater detail in due course.

I can’t help but be drawn to the similarities between Michael X and Charles Manson. Both commanded support from groups of star-struck acolytes, both ran bizarre communes and both condoned racial uprising, – albeit from totally opposite sides of the tracks – Manson with his ‘helter-skelter’ and X with his ‘Black Liberation Army’.

Manson famously claimed that The Beatles had been sending him messages via the lyrics contained within tracks on ‘The White Album’, while Michael X could go one better when the ex-Beatle John Lennon and his wife Yoko Ono shaved off their mop-tops and sold the remnants on behalf of X’s Black House before also paying for his, considerable, legal fees.

Manson, it has been alleged, ordered the atrocities at 10050 Cielo Drive because he had become aware that the property’s tenant, the film producer Roman Polanski, was involved in a paedophile snuff-movie ring and that it was this that precipitated the brutal murder of Polanski’s heavily pregnant wife Sharon Tate and four others.

Now subsequent incidents would imply that there may be some truth in the Polanski allegation but these would not have been common knowledge at the time so how did Manson know?

Equally, if the allegations about the Princess Margaret photographs are true then how did they land up in the hands of a drug-dealing London pimp?

All will be revealed in good time.

However, in the case of Manson we need to look even further afield. Manson had been indoctrinated into the bizarre ‘auditing’ methods of Scientology when he was in prison and claims that by the time of his release in 1967 he had reached the level of ‘Cleared Theta Clear’, or ‘Beta-Clear’. Whatever that means?

Actually, in mind-control programming it is the subjects who are deemed to have demonstrable psychic abilities that undergo Theta programming. In the parallel world of Scientology a ‘Cleared Theta Clear’ is, according to its founder L. Ron Hubbard:

“A thetan who is completely rehabilitated and can do everything a thetan should do, such as move Matter, Energy, Space, and Time and control others from a distance, or create his own universe”.

All of which is clearly the biggest pile of steaming horse-shit imaginable but I can’t help but be drawn to the claim about controlling others from a distance. However, for old Charlie-boy these alleged abilities, apparently, were not enough. Supposedly, in 1968 Charlie had dropped into a Church of Scientology in LA. whereupon Manson asked the receptionist: “What do you do after ‘clear’?”

To which the answer seemingly went along the lines of: Go forth dear Charlie and form a hippie-commune with which to rid the world of the family and friends of a kiddie-fiddling film director whilst simultaneously sparking a global race war from whence the planet will be liberated of all the non-Scientology believing scum, obviously!

Manson clearly suffers from ‘short-man-syndrome’; a disorder in which short-arsed men try to over-compensate for their boy-like stature, usually by being overly aggressive. For Charlie, however, even possessing Godlike abilities were not enough to assuage his personal demons. He was, after all, not only morally lower than a snakes belly but he also physically stood knee-high to a grasshopper!

Possibly this is why, upon his release from prison, he would seek contact with a Scientology splinter group then going by the name of The Process: Church of the Final Judgement. Now these guys were proper fruitcakes, they worshipped both Jesus and Satan and would dress up in black robes whilst walking the streets of London with their beloved Alsatian dogs in tow - they REALLY loved their dogs - handing out leaflets to the acid casualties in the hope that they would snare a real dope.

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A pair of Processeans: Seriously, even brainwashing doesn’t excuse those clothes!

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Surprisingly this bizarre recruitment technique does appear to have worked. They embarked upon it in London before expanding their imbecile entrapment scheme to the warmer climes of Mexico, San Francisco and LA. These days they go by the slightly less sinister, but still equally weird, name of Best Friends Animal Society - and they still REALLY love their dogs!

Despite my juvenile insinuation that the Processeans were sexually attracted to these beasts, they apparently did truly believe that Alsatian’s could predict the apocalypse! Seriously, these are the types of idiots that would place a bet on what day the Earth would end and then still expect to be around to be paid out! Joking aside though, animals can actually predict the future; my cat can predict when she needs a shit, however, I do not feel the need to follow her outside and worship her psychic sphincter!

But it is to the cool-cats of swinging London that we must return.

The Process: Church of the Final Judgement was founded by two freaks going by the name of Mary and Robert de Grimston. Mary had started life as plain old Mary Ann MacLean in the Glasgow tenements before moving to London and becoming one of Ward’s girls working out of Murray’s Cabaret Club prior to progressing on to running her own brothel. She would meet Robert Moor at a Scientology Dianetics class in 1963. 


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Oracle and Teacher

The pair were enthusiastic adherents of Scientology before they were kicked out when the ‘religions’; founder, and Lord looney-tune himself, L. Ron Bell-End claimed in 1965 that the de Grimston’s had been declared ‘suppressive persons’ for launching their Process splinter group, and offering what they called, Compulsions Analysis. Compulsions Analysis was, of course, just a re-branded version of Scientology’s ‘auditing’ technique; Bob and Mary having also scarpered with a Scientology e-meter as well. Mary, however, claimed that they left the organisation after the Scientologists bugged one of her auditing sessions.

Most ex-Scientologists will tell you that being deemed a ‘suppressive person’ leads them to being bullied, victimised and physically punished, but when Bob and Mary left, taking the family silver with them no less, they found themselves being put up in a posh pad inhabited by Lords and Ladies.

The location of this posh pad in Wigmore Street, however, in the heart of the west London, Marylebone nexus, is truly significant because of the neighbours the Processeans would have shared. Stephen Ward had lived locally in Wimpole Mews and had his practice in nearby Devonshire Street – though he had departed this mortal coil by 1963 – and Dr Richard Asher lived in Wimpole Street whilst I visited him and his colleagues in nearby Harley Street.

We will come to the significance of who the de Grimston’s were living with at this time in due course, however, it would be remiss of me not to also mention that a fellow founding Processean; a guy by the name of Hugh, aka Michael, Mountain, is rumoured to be the son of the media baron and founder of Granada Television, Sidney Bernstein. I have been unable to confirm the validity of this claim, however, if true, it would help connect a lot of the showbiz dots.

Also significant is that L. Ron Hubbard had compiled a brainwashing manual about which his first born spawn, the imaginatively named; L. Ron Hubbard Jr. had this to say:

“Dad wrote every word of it. Barbara Bryan and my wife typed the manuscript off his dictation. And then we took it up to New York and tried to get them to do a program on it with Charles Collingwood at CBS. Dad also tried to sell it to the FBI. Years later they snuck it into the Library of Congress, and somebody else came by and said, “Oh lookee, it was found in the Library of Congress!” which is a lot of baloney.”

Jr. added the following juicy titbit:

“If you want to see how LRH [L. Ron Hubbard] really worked things org-wise, especially from the mid-sixties on, you just have to read the brainwashing manual.”

Which is something that I have absolutely no doubt that both Bob and Mary did, presumably gaining first-hand instruction from the chief fruit-loop himself. Who knows, they may well have contributed some ideas of their own. When the time came for these Processeans, as they were keen to be known, to leave England’s green and pleasant land they found themselves being accused of being involved in both the Zodiac and Son of Sam serial killings and of having had connections with Robert F. Kennedy’s killer Sirhan Sirhan. Bobby Kennedy, incidentally, I’m sure, had dined the night before his death with Roman Polanski and his wife Sharon Tate.

Indeed, in the 2002 revised edition of his Manson epic, The Family, the author Ed Sanders speaks of a 1974 investigation into “a satanic group of English origin” conducted by an Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) criminal investigator named Richard Smith.
Sanders instructed a researcher working for him to contact Smith who was allowed to read his report, which stated:

“English satanist cult members invited Sirhan Sirhan to a number of parties that were sponsored by television people in Los Angeles, and that one of the parties took place at Sharon Tate’s residence. At these parties, it was averred, sexual and ritualistic activities were reported to have occurred.”  

It is rumoured that Sharon Tate was killed because of something she had overheard about the subsequent slaying of RFK by Sirhan Sirhan. Whilst only a rumour it seems clear that Sirhan was a patsy, set-up to take the fall, and that someone needed to keep the truth from coming out.


Could the parties that Sirhan attended at Tate’s, and elsewhere, have been designed in order that blackmail material could be obtained of him? Just what other prominent faces may appear in any home-movies of these soiree’s? 

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Whilst in his book The Ultimate Evil, author Maury Terry contended that the Son of Sam killer, David Berkowitz, was a member of ‘The Children’: a supposed splinter group of The Process: Church of the Final Judgment.

Terry claimed to have learnt through sources, including Berkowitz himself, that one of the Son of Sam murders was videotaped, and that the cameraman, Ron Sisman, was subsequently murdered by cult members when they went to recover the Son of Sam snuff-film and that this same execution had been predicted in advance by Berkowitz.
If Berkowitz himself was a fully paid-up Processean, or, indeed part of some obscure splinter organisation is clearly a moot point, but he was certainly well versed in their methodology.

Via an intermediary on the www I managed to obtain a quote from Berkowitz himself concerning The Process: Church of the Final Judgement:

“As for the Process Church, it was pretty much dissolved over time, especially with the deaths of its founders Robert and Maryann DeGrimston. I think there’s a lot of evidence that some Process members [were] practicing mind-control, which they were big on in the 1960s and 70s, put it into the head of Charles Manson to help create “Anarchy” which Manson tried to do. His plan, so it has been said, was to start a race war. Back in the 60s there was already plenty of racial unrest. So he and his followers (who were nothing more than brainwashed dupes who were being controlled by drugs, poor diets and lack of proper sleep) set off on their killing spree with the idea that blacks would be blamed for the crimes, and this would cause something to be set off racially. The so called “Zebra” killings had been going on at this time too. The time was ripe for revolution. The primary teaching of the Process’s founders was to cause anarchy so as to bring about, in the long run, world peace. Their belief being that Satan and Jesus were brothers who had a falling out in Heaven. That once the apocalypse was over and the book of Revelation (The Process people were obsessed with the book of Revelation) was fulfilled, that Satan and Jesus would call a truce, shake hands, and a new millennium of world peace would begin and folks would live happily ever after. This was one of the themes of the Process, one of its goals; Anarchy to eventually bring about world peace. That’s why even the so called “Son of Sam” killings were seen in a positive light - as absurd as it would be to think this way now - that the ultimate goal would be world peace. That the killings was (sic) not a work of evil, but good. In that anarchy and lawlessness must come first if world peace was to come, too. Leave it to Satan to deceive the foolish, and I was a fool!”

Interestingly enough, shortly after I received this information (March 2016) I received word from my source that soon after David had written to him about the Process Church he had found himself being transferred to another prison. It seems that even today it is dangerous to talk about this organisation.

There is, though, an emergent, if circumstantial, link between The Process: Church of the Final Judgement, show-business disciples and serial-killers.

Prosecuting attorney in the Charles Manson trial, Vincent Bugliosi, in his book Helter Skelter, claims that he asked Manson about knowing de Grimston:

He denied knowing de Grimston, but said he had met Moore (sic). “You're looking at him,” Manson told me. “Moore and I are one and the same.” I took this to mean that he felt they thought alike.

So, are you beginning to see the similarities? Brainwashing, occult groups, snuff-movies and death; all being manipulated and orchestrated by sinister, Machiavellian puppet-masters.

But perhaps we should dig a bit deeper into the cult that had found itself christened – if that is not an oxymoron – the Mindbenders of Mayfair by the mighty wordsmiths of Fleet Street.


Chapter 7


Chapter 7 - The teacher and the oracle

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Oz magazine article
Many sources claim that Mary Ann MacLean had travelled to the United States in her younger years and married the former boxer Sugar Ray Robinson. If this is true I have been unable to verify it, and I believe it is most likely spin. Indeed reliable information regarding mother Mary is hard to come by full stop.

Most accounts agree, however, that MacLean had been a prostitute.

A fact that will, I hope, become more significant as we progress.
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From ‘For Your Tomorrows’


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From ‘Modern Satanism: Anatomy of a Radical Subculture

Details about her beau, ‘The Teacher’ aka Robert Sylvester Moor are, fortunately, slightly easier to obtain.

Robert Moor was born in Shanghai in 1935, curiously at a time when Shanghai seems to have been espionage central; the future MI5 chief Roger Hollis was in Shanghai at the time working as a ‘journalist’. Robert’s father, Oswald Moor, was a ‘shipping-clerk’ and the family returned to England when he was just one year old.  Robert’s father Oswald was the son of one Reverend Charles Moor, who was the son of one Reverend John Frewen Moor. This ancestry means he can lay claim to a line of descent from Anne of York, the elder sister of King Edward IV and King Richard III [source] making Robert someone of Plantagenet stock.


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The Plantagenet’s claim an ancestry, via Eleanor of Aquitaine, from the Merovingian dynasty; the once and future kings, who, legend has it are the descendants of Jesus and who continue his bloodline.

The Plantagenet dynasty sprang from a union between Eleanor of Aquitaine and Henry (later King Henry I of England) from the House of Anjou.

Legend clung to the House of Anjou; one such ran that they were descended from no less a person than Satan himself. It was told that Melusine, the daughter of Satan, was the demon ancestress of the Angevins. Her husband, the Count of Anjou, was perplexed when Melusine always left church prior to the hearing of the mass. After pondering the matter he decided to have her forcibly restrained by his knights while the service took place. Thus restrained, Melusine reportedly tore herself from their grasp and flew, birdlike, through the roof, taking two of the couple’s children with her and was never seen again.

So, it would appear that, the de Grimston’s are descendants of a metaphorical union between the son of God and the daughter of Satan! This is intriguing in light of the Process’s worshiping of both Christ and Satan.

The taking of the name de Grimston, which Mary allegedly insisted upon - apparently because the former whore thought it sounded classier - seems to have been contrived from a branch of Robert’s ancestors called the Grimston’s. The etymology of the word Grimston is in itself interesting: a Grimston hybrid being a term that represents a mixture of Anglo-Saxon and Viking words (ton is an Anglo-Saxon word meaning town or village, and Grimr is a Viking personal name).

This ancestry also likely relates Robert to Sir Harbottle Grimston who, by marriage, was related to Sir Francis Bacon and who took over his Gorhambury estate in St Albans after Bacon’s death. Harbottle also arranged for the coffin of Bacon to be removed from its, supposedly, eternal resting place in order that his own decaying cadaver could occupy the same hallowed space. What happened thereafter to Bacon’s remains is unknown. One possibility, though somewhat fanciful, is that Bacon merely suffered a ‘philosophical death’ (in other words he faked it) and that, therefore, what was actually buried at Gorhambury was something other than his rotting remains; and thus duly unencumbered by the burden of life Bacon was free to enter upon his labours for the Rosicrucian Order.

Which leads me to question if the de Grimston’s choice of name was quite as simple as it being something which imbued them with a touch of class?

Bloodlines are hugely significant. Plantagenet’s, such as Robert, claim a line of descent back through the Merovingian kings of France, who in turn, claim a Jewish descent from King David, King Solomon and from Jesus Christ through Mary Magdalene.

Sir Francis Bacon, himself a prime candidate to have been the true author of the works of William Shakespeare, is also rumoured to have been the illegitimate son of Queen Elizabeth I; a claim which, if true, would tie Bacon himself into the Plantagenet/Merovingian bloodline. Bacon, as any good conspiracy theorist will tell you, is also the poster boy for certain secret societies such as the Rosicrucian’s.

A Grimston hybrid would also be a suitable term to describe the Processean’s religious views given that they claimed to worship both Christ and Satan. So perhaps the adoption of the name de Grimston is a clue; they are pronouncing themselves as the hybrids, and, as such, are the living embodiment of this secret, ancient, pseudo-divine lineage.

Back though in the years before this rebranding exercise was to take place Robert had duly served his time in the British Army before enrolling on a course in architecture at the Regent Street Polytechnic; an establishment that would also boast numerous members of Pink Floyd amongst its alumni.

However, the Oracle met the Teacher at a Scientology Dianetics class in 1963.

Scientology - and I speak as a lifelong atheist and card-carrying member of planet normal - is a brainwashing device used to entrap and enslave people. It is largely based upon the techniques developed by Aleister Crowley and his Thelema ‘religion’.

I shall use as a primary source of confirmation a 1983 Penthouse interview with L. Ron Fruitcake’s son L. Ron Hubbard Jr. To be entirely fair and balanced I should point out that the contents of this interview were recanted by Jr. some years later – most likely due to coercion and threats from high-ranking Scientologists – but I shall leave you to form your own opinion.

Now Jr. claimed to have left Daddies organisation back in 1959 but, nevertheless, he has a lot of interesting points to make, such as:

“Scientology is black magic that is just spread out over a long time period. To perform black magic generally takes a few hours or, at most, a few weeks. But in Scientology it’s stretched out over a lifetime, and so you don’t see it. Black magic is the inner core of Scientology”, being but one.

The Antichrist. Aleister Crowley thought of himself as such. And when Crowley died in 1947, my father then decided that he should wear the cloak of the beast and become the most powerful being in the universe”, is another.

Aleister Crowley; aka the Great Beast, 666, the wickedest man alive, et al, is every teenage occultist’s favourite icon; the poster boy for devil worship who was once quoted as saying: “I say today: To hell with Christianity…I will build me a new Heaven and a new Earth…I want blasphemy, murder, rape, revolution, anything bad…”. As such, Crowley was a member of, or formed, numerous occult organisations such as the Golden Dawn, the A.A. and the O.T.O. All of these organisations were built upon a Masonic based progression system of initiations and rituals through which the adept journeys. The purpose of the initiation is so that the adept can experience a spiritual death and rebirth.

One such adept was the rocket scientist, and fellow O.T.O. member, Jack Parsons. So, given Hubbard’s friendship with, and well documented role in, Jack Parsons’ Moonchild experiment (where the two of them undertook one of Crowley’s occult rituals entitled the Babalon Working with the intention of summoning up a suitably fruity and freaky female who wouldn’t mind giving birth to Satan’s bastard offspring) then this is also highly telling;

He got hold of the book by Aleister Crowley called The Book of Law. He was very interested in several things that were the creation of what some people call the Moon Child. It was basically an attempt to create an immaculate conception”. 

Indeed, Jr. claims to have been born after just six months inside his mother’s womb and that his birth was an unintentional aspect of some botched abortion attempt that was linked to Hubbard senior’s Moonchild obsession.

Whilst probably just a genuine coincidence, we should note that at the exact same time that the Babalon Working rituals were taking place – January 1946 - the US Army Signal Corps were busy bouncing radar signals off the moon under the auspices of Project Diana.

All of this Moonchild nonsense seems to bear an uncanny resemblance to the plot of the movie Rosemary’s Baby, which was, of course, the brainchild of the kiddie-fiddling Polish film producer Roman Polanski whose actual unborn baby died when members of Charles Manson’s family tried to carve it directly from its mother’s womb.

Presumably, and I am only guessing, this Moonchild obsession is ultimately about human genetic engineering; alchemy for the digital generation whereby some sort of Satanic chimera is bred with an inherent propensity for undertaking the Devil’s work. By the way, Donald Trump was born six months after the Babalon Working – just saying!

It is clear that Hubbard was well aware of, and highly influenced by, Crowley so it seems likely that his own occult franchise would be modelled on Crowley’s lines and pursue the same initiatory and ritualistic practices.

One of the main – if not the sole – tool of suppression utilised by Scientology was sex:

In Dianetics and Scientology sex was a great means of control. You have complete control of someone if you have every detail of his sex life and fantasy life on record”.

Which is interesting: Dr Stephen Ward was compiling a similar register, including photographic evidence, of the sexual peccadillos of the rich and famous. As was Diana Dors (another client of Stephen Ward’s lawyer David Jacobs lest we forget) and her husband Dennis Hamilton. Celebrity paedophile Jimmy Savile – who gave a nauseating interview to the Process magazine - is rumoured to have avoided justice for so long because of what, and who, he knew. Ditto the fallen celebrity agent Max Clifford. Michael X – the British Black Power activist and sometime drug-dealing pimp and Rachman henchman – was rumoured to have deposited explicit photographs of Princess Margaret in a London bank for safe keeping so, it would appear, sexual profiling and blackmail was de rigueur in swinging London.

But let us return to Jr. and his tales of the unexpected.

“Penthouse: You mentioned that Scientology attracted a great many well-known or important people. Can you give us some examples?
Hubbard: Two of the people we were involved with in the late fifties in England were Errol Flynn and a man who was high up in the Labour Party at the time”.

We shall ignore Flynn and his swashbuckling, at least temporarily, and concentrate on the unnamed Labour MP.

“Penthouse: And what about this Labour Party official?
Hubbard: He was a double agent for the KGB and for the British intelligence agency. He was also a raging homosexual. He wanted my father to use his black-magic, soul-cracking, brainwashing techniques on young boys. He wanted these boys as his own sexual slaves. He wanted to use my father’s techniques to crack people’s heads open because he was very influential in and around the British government - plus he was selling information to the Russians. And so was my father.
Penthouse: Your father was selling information to the Soviets?
Hubbard: Yes. That’s where my father got the money to buy St. Hill Manor in East Grinstead*, Sussex, which is the English headquarters of Scientology today”.

*East Grinstead is also where Sir Archie McIndoe pioneered his ground-breaking techniques on burn victim soldiers.

Now, based on the scant details Jr. provides us, that Labour MP has to be Tom Driberg. Driberg was an interesting character who was connected widely with the Cambridge spy ring, the Kray twins, Lord Boothby and the seeming paedophile network that they operated. Driberg was also rumoured to have come into possession of Crowley’s diaries after the great beast’s death in 1947; it is not hard to see why Hubbard may have been drawn to Driberg. Driberg was a contemporary at Oxford of the MI5 boss Roger Hollis and was passing back information he obtained from the British Communist Party.

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Pervert politicians Driberg and Boothby
Let us see what other great pearls of wisdom spew seamlessly from the lips of the spawn of L. Ron.

“Penthouse: Did the Labour Party official get any of his young men via Scientology?
Hubbard: Yes. The British were ripe for Scientology. The British school system fosters lesbianism and homosexuality, because from the time you’re born until you’re in your twenties, all you see is the same sex. The schools are so segregated. And you’ll notice in Scientology the focus on sex. Sex, sex, sex. The first thing we wanted to know about someone we were auditing was his sexual deviations. You know, in actual fact, very few people exclusively practice missionary-style sex. So all you’ve got to do is find a person’s kinks, whatever they might be. Their dreams and their fantasies. And if you find that central core, their sexual drives and desires and fantasies, then you can fit a ring through their noses and take them anywhere. You promise to fulfil their fantasies or you threaten to expose them - very simple. And people do have outrageous sexual fantasies. Nothing wrong with that – I’m the last guy on earth who should make a value judgment about somebody’s sexual practices. But once you find their sexual core, you’ve got them. And you find this by brainwashing, through auditing, through interrogation, investigations, following them, photographing them, tapping their phones, whatever.
Penthouse: You did all that?
Hubbard: Sure”.

Wow. That is truly stunning information; confirmation that Scientology, and, by definition, its bastard offspring the Process Church, were established on the principles of sexual exploitation and blackmail techniques that can be traced back to Crowley and his practices. Considering that Crowley was also an intelligence asset then it seems clear that Crowley, rather than being a great occult practitioner was simply applying his intelligence taught mind-control techniques upon his adepts and acolytes and that most modern black-magic Satanist groups are merely intelligence fronts. But wait, there is more.

“Penthouse: Were there any other high level British government people in Scientology?
Hubbard: There was a member of Winston Churchill’s medical staff. We had him by the balls.
Penthouse: Did he give you any information about Churchill?
Hubbard: Yes, certainly. You see, these people didn't realize where their information was going. They always thought that in Scientology auditing they had the priest-confessor’s confidentiality - but it was never that way. People just assumed it, and still do. But everybody knew what was in everybody’s files”.

Ok, “a member of Winston Churchill's medical staff. We had him by the balls”. This was Stephen Ward, although it wasn’t quite like that.

Chapter 8 - Bob and Mary have a little plan

So back to the Process; I mentioned earlier that they had been described in 1965 as ‘Suppressive Persons’, in other words persona non grata for having had the temerity to leave Scientology. In reality they had actually attained a high level of training and had, seemingly, absconded with Scientology’s ‘auditing’, aka brainwashing, techniques which they were now plying for themselves as ‘Compulsion Analysis’. 
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However, according to L. Ron Hubbard it was not the fact that the de Grimston’s had appropriated Scientology’s methods and equipment and were openly hawking it for their own benefit and profit that worried him, but that this may lead to negative publicity for own his alien-based pseudo-religion!

Clearly then, only Scientology approved nutters can conduct brainwashing sessions!

If one reads the Penthouse article Hubbard Jr. gives a damn good explanation of what happens to those that are deemed Suppressive Personalities.

“It was straight blackmail. It was “Stay in the fold or else.” Then, later on, they developed what they called an ethics review board. If you didn’t toe the mark, you’d be put on trial in front of a kangaroo court and then be sentenced to maybe scrub floors. I heard that you had to walk around with a dirty rag tied around your arm like a badge. You could be made to do anything. You would be locked in a chain locker or handcuffed to a bed. This is in later years. We were simpler in the fifties, more direct. I just went out and beat them up”.

And yet none of this seems to have happened to Bob and Mary, despite the fact that not only have they left Scientology with full knowledge of all its working practices but they have had the bare-faced cheek to walk, highly visibly, around London dressed in bizarre black capes and to openly recruit from the same pool of inbred, trust-fund financed simpletons that the Scientologists are so fond of exploiting.

Which is curious do you not think? No serious attempts to stop them, no beatings, no coercion and no legal threats for stealing property, both physical and intellectual. One might even conclude that Hubbard and his cohorts were quite happy for the de Grimstons to set up as a rival organisation.

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Furthermore, according to the official Process timeline above they have been practising ‘Compulsion Analysis’ since 1963, yet it takes until December 1965 for big, bad L. Ron to issue the declaration of suppression. Why the delay?

The official Process timeline also tells us that by 1964 Bob and Mary were operating out of Wigmore Street in London. This electoral register for 1965 gives us the precise address; they were living at 12-14 Cavendish Court, Wigmore Street, Marylebone, London, W1.


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The charmingly entitled book Love, Sex, Fear, Death: The Inside Story of The Process Church of the Final Judgement by Process member Timothy Wyllie tells us that they had been living there since 1963.

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This contradicts the official timeline which states that they moved in in 1964, however, it is curious in the extreme that they could afford to rent such a ‘high-priced and spacious apartment’ given that they had no obvious source of income or employment. Clearly they are being sponsored by someone.

12-14 Wigmore Street is a multi-storey property that contains both commercial and residential units and has been further sub-divided into flats; however, in 1965 there are only two other people listed as living there: Brenda Dean and Earl de Wolfe.

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12-14 Wigmore Street
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Floor Plan
As you can see from the floor-plan the apartment contained a tenanted flat within. Presumably designed to house a butler, or domestic servant of some type, it could well have been used to house the two penniless founders of The Process: Church of the Final Judgement and provide them with an appearance of wealth and respectability that would come from allying themselves with the Harley Street medical practitioners.

The property itself also has an interesting history.

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Interesting in the sense that the man who had rebuilt the premises, Sir Bernard Waley–Cohen, was a former Lord Mayor of London and the major player, with his father Robert, behind a group known as The Focus Group, amongst whose contacts included Louis Mountbatten. This shadowy, sinister organisation is rumoured by the author and historian David Irving to have been secretly funding Churchill and of being one of the key orchestrators behind the creation of Zionist Israel. Waley-Cohen was also the Chairman of the Rothschild-controlled Shell Oil company. Sir Robert Waley-Cohen and Victor Rothschild were both, allegedly, named on a Gestapo list of British Soviet spies.

Time then to study the two people with whom the de Grimston’s shared their luxury abode: Earl F de Wolfe and Brenda Dean.

Chapter 9


Chapter 9 - De Wolfe in sheep's clothing

Brenda Dean and Brenda Duggleby were, in fact, one and the same person and she was a RADA trained actress who in April 1965 changed her name to Brenda De Wolfe.


And who, in 1967, did wed the exotically monikered Earl F S de Wolfe.

Brenda died in 1998 so the opportunity to ask this question has long gone, but why should it be necessary for her to adopt the de Wolfe name two years prior to legally assuming it through marriage, was it purely to keep up appearances?


There is little information available on Brenda Duggleby Dean de Wolfe other than she was an actress who had spent some time in the United States.

So, just who is Earl F. de Wolfe?

Well, when L. Ron Hubbard Jr. finally escaped the old family exploitation business he changed his name to Ronald Edward DeWolf! Is this just a coincidence?
DeWolf, it appears is a name from the old Mother Hubbard family lineage.


My first thought was that Earl de Wolfe was a pseudonym for old L. Ron Hubbard himself, but sadly, this is not the case. Earl is actually one Earl Felix Sylvester de Wolfe, commonly known as Felix, and who was born in 1914, died in 2007, and was keen on a wedding. He was also a theatrical agent of some standing within the acting community, which would explain his penchant for marrying actresses and may provide a clue as to how exactly Stephen Ward was able to acquire so many movie bit-parts for his girls. Amongst his clients were vintage British TV stalwarts Thora Hird, Deryck Guyler, Hattie Jacques and, more recently, Robert Lindsay. Another client of de Wolfe’s was the Hollywood actor Roddy McDowall whom he had represented since 1945. This is, in itself, interesting as Felix was supposedly still serving in the RAF until 1946!

Felix first tied the matrimonial knot in 1942 and then again in 1960.


De Wolfe, as can be gleaned from a 1960 newspaper account, was a former RAF man.


The article above is fascinating for the story it tells of the mental health of de Wolfe’s first wife, Gabrielle. We discover how his wife, in a failed suicide attempt, accidentally gassed their young child to death: an incident for which Gabrielle would be tried for murder.

Gabrielle was declared insane and sent to Broadmoor, rather than the gallows, where she underwent a lobotomy despite only suffering from, initially at any rate, a condition that would now be diagnosed as a form of OCD. Gabrielle would die in 1986, though if she was still institutionalised at the time is unclear.

One wonders if her mental problems were brought on because she had received some sort of mind-control conditioning. Felix, being a theatrical agent, would have been in an ideal position to provide vulnerable women with four of the nine subconscious desires mind-control programmers are said to tap into in order to produce loyalty, namely; ego-gratification, a creative outlet, a sense of personal power and a reassurance of worth.

Despite Gabrielle’s fragile condition it is telling that she still wished to pursue a divorce on the grounds of her husband’s infidelity – in the event it was granted in her husband’s favour on the grounds of her mental condition. All of which was presumably highly convenient for the charming de Wolfe as within a matter of months he was married again.

Wife number two was Catherine Lancaster, aka Florence May Shaw, an actress who apparently starred in the original stage version of Oliver. Another interesting newspaper article – in which Catherine knocks ten years off her age, though which, sadly, did not scan too well – tells a tale of how, by 1963, dear Felix has blown her out too for a younger model.

Catherine De Wolfe
Wife number three was another actress, the aforementioned; Brenda Duggleby, aka Dean.

A quick glance at de Wolfe’s RAF service record is revealing.


What we can see is that de Wolfe was in the Administrative and Special Duties Branch, which is military code for intelligence work!

I have copied this potted history of the Administrative and Special Duties Branch direct from Wikipedia;

The RAF Intelligence Branch dates back to 1939 following the outbreak of the Second World War, however personnel have been employed in intelligence duties since the formation of the RAF in 1918. At the time, officers of the General Duties (GD) Branch (mainly pilots on a ground tour or who for medical reasons could no longer fly) performed the duty of Squadron Intelligence Officer, or aircrew on ground tours in the Air Ministry Intelligence Department. By the late 1939 there was a dedicated Intelligence Branch, called the Administrative and Special Duties Branch (for Intelligence duties).

Now, there is nothing inherently suspicious about having worked in intelligence, particularly at a time of war, however, it would have provided a most useful educational tool for life once back in civvy-street.

Two other prominent former members of RAF intelligence were Sarah Churchill (daughter of Winston and wife of Anthony Beauchamp) and the actor Michael Bentine, both of whom were associated with Stephen Ward.

As we have already seen the official Process timeline states that the de Grimstons moved into Wigmore Street in 1964, whilst the other source states it was 1963, however, the electoral register shows no sign of them residing with the de Wolfe’s in either year. 

There is, coincidentally, a Robert S Moor living just round the corner from de Wolfe, on Wimpole Street, in 1964 but is that the same guy that, with Mary Ann, moves in with de Wolfe?


1964 Electoral Register
There sure are a whole load of coincidences involved here. The de Grimston’s get kicked out of Scientology then go on to operate from a flat occupied by a former military intelligence officer cum theatrical agent with a penchant for marrying multiple actress wives, at least one of whom had a history of mental illness, and who just happens to share the same ancestral name as L. Ron Hubbard’s maternal lineage.

Could Felix de Wolfe have been a relative of some English line of the Hubbard pedigree? Certainly Hubbard claimed an English descent via one Count de Loupe (loup being the French word for wolf), who, supposedly, took part in the Norman invasion of England in 1066. This family has intriguing connections with the Knights Templar and the Rennes-le-Chateau mysteries, and, indeed, with very ancient Arcadian wolf cults. The said Count then went on to found the English de Wolfe family so, at the very least, this claimed English heritage is plausible. Furthermore, de Wolfe is not a particularly common name in the UK; Ancestry.co.uk estimates that only two such named families reside in Britain today, which would surely serve to strengthen any claims of a shared ancestry.

Could the theatrical agent Felix de Wolfe have been finding bit-parts for some of Stephen Ward’s girls like Ruth Ellis?

Could the theatrical agent Felix de Wolfe have been lining up starring roles for aspiring actresses/good-time-girls for occult initiation based snuff-movies? Aspiring actresses recruited from the pavements of London by the street-walking, Alsatian toting disciples of the de Grimstons? Girls that were needed to fill the void left by the inopportune death of the previous purveyor of popsies, Stephen Ward, when he joined the not-so-exclusive cast of the great sleeping pill suicide club? Snuff-movies that could have found a route to their niche, perverted marketplace via the fledgling Processean Hugh Mountain and his Granada TV owning father?

Two and two may be adding up to five here but Hubbard, like Felix de Wolfe, Stephen Ward and Lord Astor, was a former military intelligence officer. Hubbard also had a history of multiple marriages to women with mental health issues. By the sixties Hubbard was living in the UK in a mansion in East Grinstead - near where I used to go with Ward when he visited his Battle of Britain burns victims – called St. Hill Manor that had been bought with Russian Roubles paid in return for information received. 

The swanky Marylebone apartment with the de Wolfe’s seems to have been set up on a plate for the Processean’s and, apparently, provided the perfect location for the Process Church to operate as an unofficial Scientology splinter group.

And given that Mary was not only a trained Scientologist auditor but also an experienced prostitute then the potential for extracting money/information/confessions out of customer’s, and/or, Process members increased exponentially.

And therein lay the heart of the operation. Mary Ann MacLean was a known prostitute with connections to Stephen Ward, who, in turn, knew Peter Rachman who specialised in leasing rooms to whores. Both these men attended sex parties at the home of Diana Dors and her husband Dennis Hamilton and he had developed a unique voyeuristic side-line utilising two-way mirrors and concealed cameras. A side-line quickly adopted by Ward and Rachman for blackmail purposes.

After the 1959 Street Offences Act had cleared the ladies of the night off the pavements Mary could have utilised a swanky Marylebone apartment for any number of uses: as a venue for good old-fashioned whoring; as a venue for photo-shoots and kinky parties; or, as a venue for their peculiar brand of brainwashing, as they freely admit in their official literature.

We should remember also that Mary Ann MacLean / de Grimston would have been vulnerable for exploitation on two fronts. Firstly, as she had been one of Ward’s girls operating out of Murray’s Cabaret Club then Ward would have had blackmail materials on her. Equally, having gone through the Scientologist’s auditing programme, they too would have had a dodgy dossier detailing all her kinks and perversions. One wonders if the delay in the de Grimston’s expulsion from Scientology was because she had possessed the foresight to use their blackmail techniques against them. What did she have on them? Did they really bug her auditing sessions, and if so, why? Alternatively, could she have been a plant? Could she have used her connections with Stephen Ward et al to keep the Scientology heavies at bay?

Whatever the truth Mary was certainly using ‘Compulsions Analysis’ to build up blackmail files on all the gormless and wealthy Establishment offspring that tripped over themselves to sign up to the Process cause. Most likely some of the high-class totty that entered Mary’s orbit was put to use in the same way the street girls were; to be the entertainment on the pervy-party circuit. The plan was a simple one: make sure that not all the cameras were pointed at the girls.