A former leader in the Church of Scientology - who has since left the controversial church - claims that current leaders setup high-tech surveillance cameras to spy on him and his wife in their rural Texas home, according to a lawsuit the former leader's wife has filed in a Texas district court. Monique Rathbun, the wife of former Scientology leader Marty Rathbun, claims church members - at the apparent directive of church leader David Miscavige - rented property near a home where the couple lives in order to spy on them. According to the suit, filed in Comal County, Texas, church members 'harassed, insulted, surveilled, photographed, videotaped, defamed and humiliated' the couple.
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Marty Rathbun and his wife claim church members have rented property near their home in order to spy on them
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The couple says the church has installed 'high-tech human surveillance cameras' near their property
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Rathbun used to be the inspector general of Scientology's Religious Technologies Center
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