[China Anti-Cult Network November 24, 2022 news, correspondent: Xia Qiu] The US Yahoo website reported on November 12 that American actress Leah Remini, a former member of the "Scientology" and an American actress, has been working to find Shirley Miscavige, the missing wife of David Miscavige, the leader of the "Scientology", for the past 20 years. On November 11, Remini posted an update on the incident on his social platform Twitter account.
When Leah Remini broke away from the "Church of Scientology," she said her primary goal was to find her missing friend, Shelly Miscavige. Remini said she submitted Shirley's disappearance report to Los Angeles police in 2013, when Shirley had been missing for eight years. When Remini questioned why Shirley didn't show up for the wedding of well-known American actor Tom Cruise, she was told she was "not qualified" to ask Shirley's whereabouts. Remini said that Shirley and her husband were originally inseparable, she was not only David's wife, but also his assistant, Shirley did not appear at the wedding, which is too unusual, behind the scenes is unimaginable.
David Miscavige (left) and his wife Shirley Miscevigi (right). Source: Remini tweeted with pictures
However, just hours after submitting her disappearance report, Remini said she had found out through the media that the case was "closed." When she asked Los Angeles police for more information, the police did not cooperate. Remini tweeted: "When I asked police if I had spoken to Shirley or seen her in person, I was told it was 'confidential'. If I want to know more, I need to submit a public record request. Although I filed various requests for $50,000 in legal fees, the police ultimately denied and so far nothing is known about the status of the investigation. ”
Most disturbing was Remini's meeting with Los Angeles Police Department officer Cory Palka. Now, Palka is under investigation for his involvement in the sexual assault of female employees by former CBS CEO Leslie Moonves. Palka allegedly colluded with Muvis and other CBS executives to crack down on a former employee who had made sexual assault allegations against him. A retired Los Angeles police officer leaked the former employee's allegations to CBS and accepted instructions from CBS and Muvis to "caution" the former employee not to go public with the allegations. In 2018, after being publicly accused by multiple women, Muvis resigned from CBS. The retired policeman then wrote a note to Muvis, declaring that he would always stand with him and remain loyal to him.
Remini recalled that Palka was the police officer who handled the case in which she filed Shirley's disappearance report. She still suspects that Parka has ties to a "Scientology." "When I met with Palma about Shirley's disappearance, he had a letter on his desk thanking him for his help with the Scientology and inviting him to lunch."
"I was so shocked by Palka's close relationship with the 'Scient' that I even offered to donate double the amount of the 'Scientology' donation if the Los Angeles Police Department's charity did not accept donations from the 'Scientology', but Parka was dismissive."
Palma accepts donations from the Church of Scientology on behalf of the police charity. Source: Remini tweeted with pictures
In emails obtained by journalist Tony Ortega, Palka maintained friendly contacts with members of the Scientology, assigned a detective to work exclusively with the Scientology, and even offered to introduce them to the Detroit police chief. In addition, Los Angeles Police Department officers gave presentations on human trafficking at events organized by Scientology. Remini tweeted for an investigation into Palka and the Los Angeles Police Department's ties to the "Scientology," ending the post with the words, "Where is Shirley? ”
Palka's correspondence with the "Scientology". Source: Remini tweeted with pictures
David Miscavige did not respond to the issue of his wife's sudden departure from public view, but a Scientology spokesman commented on some reports. In 2013, a Scientology spokesperson said: "Shirley is not a public figure and we respect her privacy. Regarding Remini's report on the "disappearance of Shirley", the spokesman said that it was a propaganda stunt that Remini concocted with unemployed "Scientology" opposition fanatics. Five years later, a Scientology attorney told the Daily Beast that he had met her in person.
Shirley was last seen in public in 2005.