Gabriel Williams

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Gabriel Scott Williams was a chief supervisor at the Scientology center in Mountain View, California whose story made headlines during his trial in which he was found guilty of statutory rape and sexual battery of Jennifer Stewart. Williams was required to register as a sex offender with the State of California.

After Williams' conviction, Stewart's family claimed to receive death threats, stalkers and other harassment. "We want the world to know that when Tom Cruise calls psychiatry a 'pseudoscience,' it's all part of Scientology's plan to brainwash people," said Stewart's husband, Tom Gorman, who blames the Church of Scientology for the harassment. [1]

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