Ep 2. Spies Like Us

Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath season 3 episode 2, titled "Spies Like Us," delves into the covert tactics and surveillance methods used by the Church of Scientology to keep tabs on its members and ex-members.

The episode features interviews with several former high-ranking executives of the Church who reveal how they were tasked with monitoring other members and how their lives were impacted by this role. Leah Remini and Mike Rinder also share their own experiences with being spied on and followed by Scientology operatives after leaving the organization.

Throughout the episode, viewers will hear firsthand accounts of how the Church would track down information on its members' personal lives, including using private investigators to find dirt on them. They would also conduct "security checks" on members, which are essentially interrogations designed to obtain sensitive information that can be used to control them.

The episode also touches on the use of technology by the Church to keep tabs on its members, including the installation of surveillance cameras both inside and outside of members' homes, as well as the use of GPS tracking devices on their cars.

"Spies Like Us" sheds light on the extreme measures the Church of Scientology has taken to control and suppress their members, including those who dare to question or criticize their practices. This episode is a must-watch for anyone interested in understanding the inner workings of this controversial organization and the lengths they will go to in order to preserve their power.