I've been browsing through the PDF while getting some work done. Mark admits to assaulting staff under DM's orders. Mark is taking a risk here. He's admitted under oath to committing the crime of assault and battery. DM can now order one of the victims to press charges against Mark, while DM can continue to deny giving any such order.
Marty's being 'smart'. What he's 'confessing' to is things he knows to be low on any prosecutor's 'to do' list, especially lacking any complaining party. And, even so, he hasn't *specified* any instances, so he can still claim 'statute of limitations' if anybody asks. Next, there are *not* going to be any accusations, whether on orders or not, because both Marty and Davey know the *real* crimes they both committed and they are colluding in keeping those secret.
Which means that they do *not* fall under the 'statute of limitations', since it's an ongoing conspiracy.
All that's really in question is whether Marty and Davey are silent about their other crimes because of Mutally Assured Destruction considerations, or whether Marty and Davey are both on the same team anyway in pushing the 'shore story' that what's been 'admitted to' is *all* of the Scientology Criminality they know of.
At least Mike Rinder has come out with claims that he knows of crimes committed by Miscavige that would immediately land him in jail; although, he refuses to reveal them... Supposedly because he has an 'exclusive' with the BBC's 'Panorama' show, which strangely enough seems to have disappeared.
Zinj