South Park Designers Investigated With the Chapel of Scientology?

Matt Stone and Trey Parker An ex-Scientologist has released online what according to him might be the products inside a document within the Chapel of Scientology speaking a good analysis into the private lives of South Park designers Trey Parker and Matt Stone in 2005. In line with the documents released by Marty Rathbun and first acquired with the Village Voice, the analysis happened right after the Comedy Central animated series mocked the chapel inside the episode "Locked in the Closet." Remember? One which parodied Tom Cruise. South Park's run extended through 2013 The analysis incorporated searching through Stone and Parker's garbage to get phone records, bank records and letters, additionally to presenting public information to obtain information on pals in the designers, including John Stamos and Rebecca Romijn. Rathbun states this primary posting is only one "from the chest" of documents connected using the analysis. The document he revealed Sunday signifies that Scientology was examining public information on people people, hunting for a vulnerability. "Phone records. Bank records. Personal letters that expose some form of vulnerability. They'll read stuff into the kind of alcohol you're consuming and the way much. Medicines. They'll determine your daily diet. They could uncover a good deal about yourself making use of your trash," he told the Voice.