Ep 7. Gilman Springs Road

Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath season 3 episode 7, titled "Gilman Springs Road," explores the controversial practices of Scientology's drug rehabilitation program, Narconon. The episode features testimonies from former Narconon patients who claim they were subjected to dangerous and ineffective treatment methods that included isolation, sauna sessions, and high doses of vitamins.

Leah Remini and her co-host, Mike Rinder, speak with former Narconon patients who share their experiences of being lured into the program under false pretenses, only to be subjected to grueling and potentially life-threatening treatment. They also speak with family members of Narconon patients who tragically lost their lives as a result of the program's practices.

Additionally, the episode provides insight into the role of Narconon in the larger context of Scientology, with testimonies suggesting that the drug rehabilitation program is merely a tool used by the organization to recruit new members and generate revenue.

"Gilman Springs Road" shines a light on the dangerous practices of Narconon and the detrimental effects it has had on those who have been subjected to its treatment methods. Through personal accounts and expert analysis, the episode offers a sobering look at the negative impact of Scientology's influence on individuals and communities.