Noah Lottick died at the age of 24 after jumping from a 10th-floor window of the Milford Plaza Hotel in New York City, New York.
His association with Scientology and subsequent death was profiled by journalist Richard Behar in the 1991 Time magazine article, "Scientology: The Thriving Cult of Greed and Power".
His father Dr. Edward Lottick later published research into cults, and wrote that this interest was motivated by his son's suicide.
Sources:
Behar, Richard. "Scientology: The Thriving Cult of Greed and Power". May 6, 1991. Time Magazine. p. 50. Special Report. Cover story.
Behar, Richard. "Scientology - A Dangerous Cult Goes Mainstream". October 1991. Reader's Digest.
"Judge Dismisses Church of Scientology's $416 Million Lawsuit Against Time Magazine". Business Wire. July 16, 1996.
Lottick M.D., Edward. "Survey Reveals Physicians' Experience with Cults". Cult Observer. Volume 10. Number 3. 1993.
Lottick M.D., Edward. Remembering Noah (Why Did He Do That?) A Parent's Twenty-Two-Year Scientology Cult Odyssey. Noah Lottick and the Scientology Cult: A Memoir for Seekers and Students of All Ages. 2009.
His association with Scientology and subsequent death was profiled by journalist Richard Behar in the 1991 Time magazine article, "Scientology: The Thriving Cult of Greed and Power".
His father Dr. Edward Lottick later published research into cults, and wrote that this interest was motivated by his son's suicide.
Sources:
Behar, Richard. "Scientology: The Thriving Cult of Greed and Power". May 6, 1991. Time Magazine. p. 50. Special Report. Cover story.
Behar, Richard. "Scientology - A Dangerous Cult Goes Mainstream". October 1991. Reader's Digest.
"Judge Dismisses Church of Scientology's $416 Million Lawsuit Against Time Magazine". Business Wire. July 16, 1996.
Lottick M.D., Edward. "Survey Reveals Physicians' Experience with Cults". Cult Observer. Volume 10. Number 3. 1993.
Lottick M.D., Edward. Remembering Noah (Why Did He Do That?) A Parent's Twenty-Two-Year Scientology Cult Odyssey. Noah Lottick and the Scientology Cult: A Memoir for Seekers and Students of All Ages. 2009.
Noah Lottick died at the age of 24 after jumping from a 10th-floor window of the Milford Plaza Hotel in New York City, New York.
His association with Scientology and subsequent death was profiled by journalist Richard Behar in the 1991 Time magazine article, "Scientology: The Thriving Cult of Greed and Power".
His father Dr. Edward Lottick later published research into cults, and wrote that this interest was motivated by his son's suicide.
Sources:
Behar, Richard. "Scientology: The Thriving Cult of Greed and Power". May 6, 1991. Time Magazine. p. 50. Special Report. Cover story.
Behar, Richard. "Scientology - A Dangerous Cult Goes Mainstream". October 1991. Reader's Digest.
"Judge Dismisses Church of Scientology's $416 Million Lawsuit Against Time Magazine". Business Wire. July 16, 1996.
Lottick M.D., Edward. "Survey Reveals Physicians' Experience with Cults". Cult Observer. Volume 10. Number 3. 1993.
Lottick M.D., Edward. Remembering Noah (Why Did He Do That?) A Parent's Twenty-Two-Year Scientology Cult Odyssey. Noah Lottick and the Scientology Cult: A Memoir for Seekers and Students of All Ages. 2009.
His association with Scientology and subsequent death was profiled by journalist Richard Behar in the 1991 Time magazine article, "Scientology: The Thriving Cult of Greed and Power".
His father Dr. Edward Lottick later published research into cults, and wrote that this interest was motivated by his son's suicide.
Sources:
Behar, Richard. "Scientology: The Thriving Cult of Greed and Power". May 6, 1991. Time Magazine. p. 50. Special Report. Cover story.
Behar, Richard. "Scientology - A Dangerous Cult Goes Mainstream". October 1991. Reader's Digest.
"Judge Dismisses Church of Scientology's $416 Million Lawsuit Against Time Magazine". Business Wire. July 16, 1996.
Lottick M.D., Edward. "Survey Reveals Physicians' Experience with Cults". Cult Observer. Volume 10. Number 3. 1993.
Lottick M.D., Edward. Remembering Noah (Why Did He Do That?) A Parent's Twenty-Two-Year Scientology Cult Odyssey. Noah Lottick and the Scientology Cult: A Memoir for Seekers and Students of All Ages. 2009.
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