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 IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
CENTRAL DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA

ORAL DEPOSITION OF

VICKI J. AZNARAN

VOLUME 9

 

On the 9th day of May 1989, at 10:00 a.m. the

oral deposition of the above-named witness was taken at

the instance of the defendants before Roger W. Miller,

Certified Shorthand Reporter in and for the State of

Texas, at the offices of Stanley, Harris, Rice, 3100

McKinnon, Suite 1000, in the City of Dallas, County of

Dallas, State of Texas, pursuant the agreement

hereinafter set forth.

COPY

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A.      What money was spent or how much money was

spent, which I believe was 250,000.

Q.      Anything else you remember telling the FBI

about that incident?

A.      I told them that it was Dick Story and Dick

Bass were largely the players involved.

Q.      Any other details you recall telling the FBI

about that?

A.      No, not offhand, I don't recall anything

else.

Q.      Are there any other instances involving judges

that you discussed with the FBI?

A.      They wanted to know about Scientology

executives going to see Marianna Pfaelzer one night.

Q.      Anything else? That's what you already talked

about with Mr. Cooley, is it not?

A.      Yeah. I think we went into that.

Q.      Any other judges?

A.      Yeah. Breckenridge and the Judge on the --

the original Judge on the Wollersheim case. I don't

know if "original" is the right word, but he was a judge

on the case during, I believe, pretrial.

Q.      What did you tell the FBI about Judge

Breckenridge?

A.      I told him about destroying documents that

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Judge Breckenridge had ordered produced.

Q. What did you tell him about destroying those

documents?

A. What did I tell him? I don't remember

specifically. That there were documents that he ordered

his folders produced, and myself and some others went

through those folders and took out and destroyed

documents out of them that we did not want turned over.

Q. When you say he wanted his folders produced,

who is that, judge Breckenridge?

A. Yeah. He ordered them turned over to him.

Q. His own folders?

A. Armstrong's, Jerry Armstrong's.

Q. And what did you tell the FBI about the first

judge on the Wollersheim case?

A. Well, supposedly he had a son who was

homosexual, and there was some -- some operation with

the son's boyfriend, which was brought up to the Judge

in order to try to get rid of that Judge, if --

Q. Do you recall any more --

A. I believe that's what I told him, the drift of

it, anyway.

Q. Do you recall telling him anything else about

that incident?

A. Not specifically, no.

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Q. Were you involved in that incident in any

way?

A. Peripherally. No, not really. I was just

there art of the time.

Q. It was not done at your instigation?

A. No.

Q. You did not participate in anything involving

the Judge Pfaelzer incident directly?

A. Staff members -- well, no, not really.

Q. You personally, I'm not --

A. Yeah. No, not really.

Q. Now, your knowledge of the facts that you

related to the FBI concerning Judge Breckenridge is

firsthand, from what I understand you are saying?

A. The destruction of the documents?

Q. Yes.

A. Yes.

Q. You participated in it?

A. Yes.

Q. And you told that to the FBI?

A. Yes:  .

Q. And what is the source of your information

concerning the first Judge on the Wollersheim case?

A. I believe David Miscavige.

Q. He told you about it?

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This is to certify that I, Roger W. Miller,

Certified Shorthand Reporter in and for the State of

Texas, reported in shorthand the proceedings conducted

at the time and place set forth in the caption hereof

and that the above and foregoing pages contain a full,

true, and correct transcript of said proceedings.

Given under my hand and seal of office on this

the 9th day of May, 1989.

My commission expires December 31, 1989.

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