A woman who accused Danny Masterson of sexual assault claimed that sect church officials told her not to go to the police.

Three women accused of sexually assaulting actors on the “70s show” At a preliminary hearing in Los Angeles last week, church officials told them not to go to the authorities.

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One of the alleged victims claimed that a church official told her in writing that she would “take responsibility” for the alleged sexual assault that occurred in 2001. Los Angeles Times report.

The woman claimed at the hearing that the actor was a member of the Scientism Church and raped her when she was in a coma.

Another woman who accused Masterson of sexual assault said that a church lawyer showed up at her family’s home.

She accused the lawyer of threatening that if she told the police about Masterson’s rape at her home in Hollywood in 2004, she would be expelled from the church.

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According to The Times, the lawyer allegedly told the woman’s father: “We will work hard to solve the problem that you cannot lose your daughter.”

The church denied all claims and called these cases similar to “money shakes.”

Church spokesperson Karin Pouw told the New York Times: “Church policy clearly requires scientists to abide by all laws in the country, including crime reports.”

Puf went on to say: “This is obvious in the documents we know about the courts and many other documents.

Another Masterson plaintiff claimed that when she reported her alleged rape to church officials, she was told to read a passage from “Introduction to Scientology Ethics.”

She claimed that an official told her to avoid using the “R” and said that reporting to Masterson would be a “serious crime” in the church.

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