22 Facts About Aaron Saxton

Aaron Saxton was born on 1974 and is a former Scientologist and member of the organisation's elite group called the Sea Org.

Aaron Saxton contacted Senator Nick Xenophon of Australia, who quoted statements by Saxton about Scientology into the parliamentary record of the Australian Senate in November 2009.

Aaron Saxton's mother signed over guardianship of her son to Scientology when he was 16 years old.

Aaron Saxton was assigned to become a security officer for the organisation.

Aaron Saxton received influential positions within the organisation, both in Sydney and the United States.

Senator Nick Xenophon stated that Aaron Saxton "rose to a position of influence in Sydney and the United States" within Scientology.

The Sydney Morning Herald reported that Aaron Saxton "rose to a senior level" within the Sea Org, 3 News characterised the Sea Org as "Scientology's senior management".

The Editor-in-Chief of The Village Voice reported that Aaron Saxton served as "one of the Sea Org's ruthless enforcers during the 1990s".

Between 1989 and 1996, Aaron Saxton worked for the Church of Scientology of Australia, as well as at the headquarters of Scientology in the US In 1991, Aaron Saxton was assigned to work at Scientology facilities in Florida.

Aaron Saxton functioned within the organisation as an Ethics Officer, and worked out of the Communications Office.

Aaron Saxton came to question why he had done some of the actions within the Sea Org that he later came to regret.

Aaron Saxton felt ashamed for what he had witnessed, as well as the part he played in controversial acts in the organisation.

In 2009, Aaron Saxton lived in Perth, Australia, and worked as an information technology contractor.

Aaron Saxton contacted Senator Nick Xenophon of Australia, who read statements by Saxton about Scientology into the parliamentary record of the Australian Senate.

Aaron Saxton says while under control of Scientology he was involved in coercing female followers to have abortions.

Aaron Saxton says one staff member used a coat-hanger and self-aborted her child for fear of punishment.

Aaron Saxton says she was released from the organisation and the files were destroyed.

Aaron Saxton stated that Scientology members deemed to be underperforming in their tasks were ordered to eat rations of beans and rice.

Senator Xenophon stated Aaron Saxton was, "ordered by superiors to remove documents that would link a Scientology staff member to murder".

Hunt said Aaron Saxton had banged on her car window during a protest against Scientology.

Senator Xenophon spoke out critically about Scientology's actions against Aaron Saxton, and referenced the practice of fair game.

Aaron Saxton said Scientology critics can be tricked, sued or lied to or destroyed.