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What Happened To Shelly Miscavige? Scientology Leader's Father Makes Claims Regarding Missing Woman's Whereabouts

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May 12 2016, Published 10:06 a.m. ET

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Scientology leader David Miscavige's wife, Shelly, hasn't been seen in public in nearly a decade. But now, nine years after her last appearance, the missing woman's father-in-law claims to know where she is.

In his new tell-all, Ruthless: Scientology, My Son David Miscavige, and Me, David's estranged father, Ron, claims Shelly has been "banished" to a secret church headquarters in California's secluded San Bernardino National Forest.

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In the early days of her seclusion, Shelly sent birthday presents and cards with Ron, he claims. A spy told him he spotted the gifts in the undercover facility's mailroom.

"A former staff member told me recently that he used to see my presents in the mail center in the basket for the facility near Lake Arrowhead in the San Bernardino mountains, where I believe Shelly has lived since about 2005," he writes.

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Last year, Scientology reporter Tony Ortega also claimed that Shelly was living in isolation at the Lake Arrowhead compound.

Shelly made national headlines when former Scientology member Leah Remini filed a missing persons report on the once very public figure in August 2013.

However, the Los Angeles Police Department announced that the report was "unfounded," and the church slammed Remini's actions as "ludicrous self-promotion."

Ortega has claimed that Shelley was hidden away as punishment for exerting too much power in the church.

A rep for Scientology has denied all the allegations in Ron's book, claiming he had "zero exposure to any aspect of Church management....was never involved in any ecclesiastical decisions, and...never bore witness to a single executive meeting."

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