Office of Special Affairs

I was like, OK. Hi, Joe.

And I worked for the Guardian's office PR, and I'm the only person who read all of the Caesar documents.

It was like, well, I happen to know somebody else who went through them all, but I'm not going to bring that up because it might end, you know, I don't want to put you off talking to me.

Then he sat in the hot tub and he said, the only way you can tell if somebody's got out of Scientology is if they'll smoke a joint with you.

All those

functions are still being done under a new name, Office of Special Affairs.

Yeah, so basically...

I don't know if it's...

Mm-hmm.

She's a writer by trade, and she used to work at the Office of Special Affairs and do articles for the Freedom magazine, um, if, uh, which we have our own issue.

Yeah.

So that's awesome.

Carl, yeah

...

Carl, Charlotte's dad, was the head of Office of Special Affairs in Europe.

100%.

I think it's important to note that the victims have since left the Church of Scientology, while Danny Masterson is still considered a high-ranking member, and in some descriptions, untouchable.

You see, Scientology is meticulously compartmentalized according to your rank, and they have something called the OSA, or the Office of Special Affairs.

It was previously named the Guardian's Office.

The OSA is quite literally the Church's very own intelligence agency.