Jesse Prince

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Jesse Prince (b. March 15, 1954) joined the Church of Scientology in September 1976, in San Francisco. Within months he joined Scientology's elite Sea Organization. Jesse was recruited into the Religious Technology Center (RTC) in 1982 where he served at the Gold Base, near Hemet, California, as Deputy Inspector General, External, the second in command.^{[citation needed]}

In 1992 Prince left the Church and moved to Minnesota. In 1998, after 6 years of silence, he became a vocal critic of the religion, involving himself in several court cases against the Church. He resides in Pinellas County, Florida as of 2000.

Jesse worked with Bob Minton and Stacy Brooks on the Lisa McPherson Trust, and for doing so, was harassed by the Office of Special Affairs utilizing private investigators.