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Encyclopedia > Robert Vaughn Young

Robert Vaughn Young (also commonly known by his initials, RVY) was the public relations officer for the Church of Scientology for many years. He edited L. Ron Hubbard's ten-volume Mission Earth series. Young had ghostwritten the introduction of each volume, and other writing in Hubbard's name, but claimed Hubbard had written the main text of the series. Since leaving the Church of Scientology, Young became prominent as an Internet-based critic of the organization. Young was diagnosed with prostate cancer on November 23, 1999 and turned his energies to Phoenix5, a non-profit organization that runs a website on the disease. He died on June 15, 2003.


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Robert Vaughn Young - definition of Robert Vaughn Young in Encyclopedia (140 words)
Robert Vaughn Young (also commonly known by his initials, RVY) was the public relations officer for the Church of Scientology for many years.
After leaving the Church of Scientology, Young became prominent as an Internet-based critic of the organization.
Young was diagnosed with prostate cancer on November 23, 1999 and turned his energies to Phoenix5, a non-profit organization that runs a website on the disease.
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