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November 2007 Website “Predicts” Jett Travolta's Death

Tags:: Jett Travolta. John Travolta, Kelly Preston, Autism, Seizure, Death, Churches, Cult, Scientology, Controversial Titles

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By now almost everyone in the world will be aware of the terrible death of John Travolta's 16-year-old son Jett on a family holiday in the Bahamas.

Anti-scientology campaigners claim that Jett - who apparently died after hitting his head in the bathroom following a seizure - suffered from autism and the seizure was a consequence of this illness.

The Travoltas have always denied Jett was Autistic because, as Scientologists, they fail to recognize the existence of the disease.

The Church of Scientology disapproves of all psychiatric and drug treatment of autism, just as it rejects all psychiatry as pseudo-science.

They believe that the symptoms of the medical condition Autism are created by parasitic alien ghosts that can only be removed by auditing with an e-meter.

Now, here's the potential bombshell. Anti-Scientology sites are currently linking Jett’s death to a gossip website dating from November 2007, which apparently predicted Jett's death because his supposed autism was not being treated.

Here is the link: http://www.wwtdd.com/post.phtml?pk

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I can't promise that it will be working by the time you click on it as the Church of Scientology will be keen to remove all websites regarding Jett’s death.

Also, you should look at this article:
http://forums.whyweprotest.net/298-jett-travolta/what-scientology-will-probably-do-about-tragic-death-jett-travolta-35106/#post673351

This was posted by a member of the anti-Scientology group Anonymous, entitled "What Scientology will probably do about the death of Jett Travolta".

A third article that you should read is this:
http://anonforgreatjustice.blogspot.com/2009/01/michael-pattinson-what-scientology-will.html

I sense that Jett’s tragic death could bring about a huge demise in the popularity of Scientology. I could be wrong and maybe I'm being exploitative. But certain questions need answering – and with all respect to the bereaved parents - they must be asked.