"End of Cycle" ("End Cycle")

a)  Diane Morrison, a personal friend of mine.  She had cancer.  Radiation treatment is forbidden by Scientology.  She was instructed by Ray Mithoff to "end cycle."  Her husband, Shawn Morrison, was ordered by Ray Mithoff to transport her off of the Scientology property at Gilman Hot Springs, California, to her mother's house so that she would not die on Scientology property.

b) Ted Cormier, a personal friend of mine.  He had Parkinson's disease.  He was ordered to leave Gilman Hotsprings and go directly to Flag for NOTS 34, auditing to cure his cancer.  When this failed, Ray Mithoff sent him orders in his Pre-Clear folder for him to "end cycle." He died.

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43. Yet, from the available records,  it is apparent to me that these three individuals: Mithoff, Rathbun, and Miscavige, had no option other than to permit her to die in Isolation rather than take her to the hospital for emergency medical treatment and risk embarrassing questions from the attending physicians, press, and authorities with likely claims of imprisonment and abuse being made by Lisa McPherson upon her recovery. This is true because in Scientology it is never an option to be held accountable.  Contrary to their own policy that "THE CORRECT ACTION ON AN INSANE PATIENT IS A FULL SEARCHING CLINICAL EXAMINATION BY A COMPETENT MEDICAL DOCTOR." Page 327, Volume 8 of the Technical Bulletins, Scientology decided in Lisa's case, through these three individuals acting through FLAG, not to follow this particular policy and let her die.  Scientology provides an option called "end cycle" which is permitting and ordering the person to die. It is obvious to me that the decision was to permit Lisa McPherson to die rather than face an extreme public relations flap by taking her to the local emergency room in her morbid condition as described in the "caretaker logs."