It is pretty sickening.

The celebrity cult is spending a ton of money on a bot farm to support the accused serial rapist on social media.

It is pretty sickening.

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Danny Masterson

In Danny Masterson rape case, accuser says Scientologists tried to protect actor

About two weeks had passed since actor Danny Masterson allegedly raped her, when the woman recalls entering an office at the Church of Scientology’s Hollywood celebrity center.

She was racked with panic, she testified in a Los Angeles court Tuesday, having told only a few people about the night she says Masterson assaulted her at his Hollywood home in 2003. Fellow Scientologists had rebuffed her attempts to talk, directing her instead to speak with high-ranking church officials, the woman said.

Her attempt to report the attack to an authority figure in the church that she’d been born into was met with a stern warning, she testified.

“If you’re going to say the word ‘rape’ don’t say it now,” she recalled the man admonishing her. “We don’t use it.”

The woman recounted the alleged rape and what she described as efforts by Scientology officials to silence her during nearly six hours of sometimes tearful testimony Tuesday in a hearing to determine whether the case against Masterson will proceed to trial. She is one of three women Masterson is charged with raping between 2001 and 2003. The other two accusers are expected to testify later this week.

The woman testified that she became ill and struggled to breathe or stand after Masterson served her a drink during a small party at his Hollywood home in April 2003.

Masterson, she alleged, carried her from a poolside area to an upstairs bathroom, where he stuck his fingers down the woman’s throat to make her vomit. After forcing her to shower, the woman said Masterson guided her to a bedroom, held her down and violently raped her as she fell in and out of consciousness.

The woman also said Masterson pulled out a pistol and threatened her at one point during the assault.

“When I first came to, he was saying … ‘What you’re not gonna do is … you’re not gonna [expletive] tell anybody,’” the woman testified.

The woman went on to detail what she said happened when she told Scientology officials about the rape allegation, raising questions about how the Church of Scientology handles allegations of wrongdoing against its members.

The woman said that after the first church official she confided in admonished her against using the word “rape,” he told her that the church’s rules about “suppressive acts” barred her from contacting police. – Source

Woman testifies in L.A. court that she woke to find ‘That ’70s Show’ actor Danny Masterson raping her

In hours of often tearful testimony, a woman told a judge Tuesday that she was slipping in and out of consciousness on a night 18 years ago when she said she found actor Danny Masterson raping her.

“When I came to, he was on top of me,” said the woman, identifying herself on the witness stand only as Jen B. “The first thing I recall is grabbing his hair to pull him off.”

She testified at a preliminary hearing in Los Angeles Superior Court, where a judge is deciding whether there is probable cause to order a trial for the “That ’70s Show” actor, who is accused of raping three women. The Associated Press does not typically name people who say they were victims of sexual abuse.

Masterson has pleaded not guilty, and his lawyer, Thomas Mesereau, has said he would prove his client’s innocence.

Jen B. testified that she and Masterson were part of the same group of friends who were tied to the Church of Scientology in the late 1990s and early 2000s and that she had gone to Masterson’s house to pick up a set of keys on April 25, 2003, and got stuck there.

She said Masterson had given her a drink with vodka in it at her request — her first of the night — but said she was “blurry,” weak and queasy about 20 minutes later and had no strength to resist as Masterson threw her in his jacuzzi.

She said when she got out she couldn’t even sit up. A mutual friend, Luke Watson, tried to help her.

“I couldn’t walk or stand, so he put me on the tile on the ground,” said Jen B., who began crying but remained composed throughout her testimony. “I said, ‘Luke I can’t see,’ and he said, ‘Open your eyes,’ and I didn’t know my eyes were closed. I couldn’t open my eyelids. I felt really, really sick.”

She testified that Masterson carried her upstairs, where she vomited, then put her in his shower. She said she began losing consciousness but was awake to find Masterson soaping her bare breasts. She said she tried to punch him in the face but was too weak and only landed lightly on his chest.

She testified that he put her on the bed and raped her and has only flashes of memory in the minutes that followed. She said that after she failed to get Masterson off her by pulling his hair, she put a pillow in his face, but he pushed it back on her.

She said he pulled a gun out of his nightstand drawer to threaten her. – Source