DECLARATION OF CAROLYN S. AMMONS 
 
 I, Carolyn S. Ammons, am over the age of 18, and if called to the stand, 
and under sworn oath, I could competantly testify as follows:  
 On or about the third or fourth week in December of 1982, I met with 
Robert Harris, Attorney, on two separate occasions.  
 Prior to the first meeting, I had never met Mr. Harris, nor had I ever 
retained him as counsel.  
 When I met Mr. Harris at the first meeting, he introduced himself as an 
attorney representing the Church, though at that time, he did not clarify which 
church.  
 This meeting lasted approximately ten hours, during which, Mr. Harris asked 
me about the events leading up to the splintering of the Church of Scientology, 
Mission of Riverside from the Church of Scientology. When the subject of the 
International Finance Police coming into the Riverside Mission came up, Mr. 
Harris said that he had been counseling Bob Harry, the Flag Banking Cfficer 
of Scientology Missions International not to take any more money from the Riverside 
Mission.  
 When I arrived at the Sunnyslope Mission for my second meeting with Mr. Harris, 
a man dressed in a full Sea Org uniform identifying himself as a Master-At-Arms on 
a special Flag mission. Mr. Harris indicated that I should speak to him.  
 For the next three hours I was with this MAA who tried to place me in a 
position where I would co-operate with Mr. Harris.  
 After that, I met with Mr. Harris who had me read some 1st; about hoti one 
director of a corporation could sue another director. He said that he needed my 
signature so that a suit could be brought between Bent Corydon and myself, so that 
the church would not be brought into it. I then told him that I had already 
resigned as a director of the Church of Scientology, Mission of Riverside, at which 
point he said, "Oh my God. This suit has already been typed and is ready to be 
filed at the court and all I needed was your signature." 
 
 I DECLARE UNDER PENALTY OF PERJURY THE ABOVE IS TRUE AND CORRECT. EXECUTED 
IN THE CITY OF RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA ON THE 17TH DAY OF MAY, 1983.  

 I, Carolyn S. Pxnons,  ar.  over  the  age of 38, and if called to the stand, 
and under 6worn oath, I could competently testify as  follows: 
 In early .Jar,ary of 1983, I talked vith Reuben Quezeda on the front lasn  
of  the Sunny-slope Wssion.  
 I asked Reuben  what he  had  been  doing lately and  he  said that he worked 
for  the  Guardian'6 Office helping  the attorneys vfth the soit against the  "squirrel group", which I  took to  uean  the  Church of Sciologos group. 
 
been 

them 
 When I asked him hou that suit was progressing, he said that they had not 
able  to serve the  papers on Rent Corydon or anyone yet.  
 I  then  asked him what  the  point of the suit was and he said "to keep suing 
until they were broken financially." 
 
 I DECLARE IJXDER PEXALTF OF PEFJLW l-RF ABOVE IS TRCE AS-2 COFREjX. EXEXTED  

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