Jennifer Lopez ‘Devastated’ After Dad Gives Fortune To Scientology
April 24 2017, Published 10:09 a.m. ET
Scientology has wrecked Jennifer Lopez’s family — with the cult leaving her father flat broke.
RadarOnline.com has learned David Lopez — a devout Scientologist for over 30 years — claimed to have given hundreds of thousands of dollars to the shady religion, but refuses to leave it.
In a bombshell world exclusive interview, David told RadarOnline.com that Scientology wooed him into its bizarre teachings, and he invested a fortune on its wacky courses in a bid to gain superpowers.
“When I started getting into it, it was kinda scary,” David, 72, confessed in a chillingly candid interview.
“Some of the things that were mentioned I had no knowledge of — like the reactive mind, how you can ‘go clear,’ and what ‘going clear’ was,” he said.
“After a while the fear went away and curiosity set in. I thought if I could conquer that reactive part of my being I could probably do a lot better. I didn’t care about business or stature. I just wanted to do it for myself, to get more personal power. I achieved that condition of power.”
Scientology is accused of encouraging members to fritter away their life savings by investing in church courses — something which the church has denied.
However, David claimed he fell into their trap, but he hasn’t been to the church in five years since giving them all his cash!
Asked how much he invested, David confessed: “Oh, believe me, more than I care to mention. I would say hundreds of thousands!”
David once lived in a million-dollar home in Pasadena, Calif. But the financial hardships caused by Scientology forced him to move to a cheaper residence in the suburb of Azusa with his current wife, Carla Padilla, he said.
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Scientology has wrecked Jennifer Lopez’s family — with the cult leaving her father flat broke. RadarOnline.com has learned David Lopez — a devout Scientologist for over 30 years — claimed to have given hundreds of thousands of dollars to the shady religion, but refuses to leave it.
In a bombshell world exclusive interview, David told RadarOnline.com that Scientology wooed him into its bizarre teachings, and he invested a fortune on its wacky courses in a bid to gain superpowers.
“When I started getting into it, it was kinda scary,” David, 72, confessed in a chillingly candid interview.
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“Some of the things that were mentioned I had no knowledge of — like the reactive mind, how you can ‘go clear,’ and what ‘going clear’ was,” he said.
“After a while the fear went away and curiosity set in. I thought if I could conquer that reactive part of my being I could probably do a lot better. I didn’t care about business or stature. I just wanted to do it for myself, to get more personal power. I achieved that condition of power.”
Scientology is accused of encouraging members to fritter away their life savings by investing in church courses — something which the church has denied.
However, David claimed he fell into their trap, but he hasn’t been to the church in five years since giving them all his cash!
Asked how much he invested, David confessed: “Oh, believe me, more than I care to mention. I would say hundreds of thousands!”
David once lived in a million-dollar home in Pasadena, Calif. But the financial hardships caused by Scientology forced him to move to a cheaper residence in the suburb of Azusa with his current wife, Carla Padilla, he said.
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