Hi, I'm Ryan Levy.

Hi, I'm Ryan Levy.

Hi, I'm Ryan Levy.

Welcome to Cyber reasons's malicious life. It was a mission that required the very best secret agents the Church of Scientology had.

Back in the fall of 1973, the head of Scientology's global espionage operation, Snow White, had received intel

indicating that the Washington D.C. office of Interpol possessed potentially harmful

information about L. Ron Hubbard, Scientology's founder.

It is important that we get cracking and obtain these files,

and I leave you to work out how, she told one of her associates.

For a whole year the church failed to obtain those files.

And so on this October 30th, 1974, a man with a bushy brown mustache and curly hair

boarded a plane from Los Angeles to Washington, D.C.

He was known by Anon-degel, Don Alverzo. Rumor headed that Don used to fly helicopter missions in Vietnam.

He was known as one of the best most experienced agents in the Church of Scientology's spywing, the Guardian's office.

Recently, for example, he'd broken into a law firm representing a newspaper that had been investigating the church,

copying documents under the cover of night for three days straight.

His partner's heart would race during those nights, but Alverso always seemed to be unfazed.

In fact, his partner said he was usually smiling.

Now, Alverso was flying to meet with the church's top agent in the nation's capital,

a 24-year- and mysterious, Meisner was young and ambitious.

It's been just four years since his first forade into Scientology,

so eager to join that he dropped out of college for it

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