These newspaper and magazine titles below are owned by Scientology and the Mappin / Williams Independent Newspaper group front companies. Have you seen them yet? They are be used to fund and promote the new cult Ideal Org HQ program. Be warned!
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The facts collected for Anonymous from reliable persons are these:
In late the late 1990's and early 2000's, David Duncan Williams (a Roman Catholic convert) worked with John David Mappin (a fanatical Scientologist) at Independent News Group. While the pair were openly trumpeting a positive news only policy, they were, in reality, sourcing and farming out salacious and unsavoury tabloid exclusives for the national press. Assisted in this by their passionately orthodox Jewish colleague Benjaman Gerald Pell (aka 'Benji the Binman'), the methods used by the trio included bin raiding (including that of British parliamentary trash), celebrity phone tapping and internet hacking. Considerable sums of money were said to have been made from these activities. Which would explain the sudden rise in wealth of the three. Williams has later admitted that, "...suitcases full of cash were changing hands..."
Unfortunately, Pell and Williams seem to have been unwise enough to invest part of their new found fortunes back with John Mappin, who claimed to have shrewd financial acumen following his 'successful' career in The City.
Williams bought large stakes and shares and invested heavily with the Independent News Group and it's newspaper and magazine titles, while Benjamin Pell was tempted into investing in Mappin's motion picture company. In an ill fated film documentary entitled "Thank You For The Rubbish".
Needless to say, and like 'Camelot Castle Hotel' owner Edward 'Ted' Corbally Stourton is experiencing today, both Williams and Pell were duped out of thousands and thousands of their pounds.
The film documentary was a disaster. Pell sued. The Independent News Group failed when advertisers expressed concerns at the continual enforced placements of pro-Scientology features. When Williams insisted on axing the Scientology articles to save advertisers, Mappin arranged for the top brass at Saint Hill to have him Declared a Suppressive Person and provided 'evidence' that Williams had been the prime mover in tabloid dirt digging.
The rest, as they say, is history.........
A lot of people want their money back.
Duncan Williams
Benjamin Pell
John Mappin
