Kyle Brennan

The Truth for Kyle

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About this Site: Kyle Brennan's Story to help educate the public

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Kyle Brennan

1986-2007

Kyle Brennan died from a gunshot wound on the evening of February 16, 2007, at his Scientologist father’s Clearwater, Florida, apartment. Creative, talented, and ambitious, Kyle was not affiliated with the Church of Scientology and was only 20 years old. The circumstances surrounding his death are highly suspicious and raise serious concerns that deserve further investigation.

At the time, Kyle’s devout father was connected to influential Scientologists, whose beliefs are famously anti-psychiatry and anti-psychotropic medications. After his death, Kyle’s prescribed medication was found locked in the trunk of his father’s vehicle.

The Clearwater, Florida, Police Department investigated the death of Kyle. The investigation was marked by unprofessional conduct, perjury, and criminal negligence. Many questions went unanswered, and Scientology-indoctrinated witnesses who’d perjured and contradicted themselves walked away without further questioning. As a result of the Clearwater Police’s misconduct, justice was denied.  

When a child dies violently and unexpectedly, the impact on the family is devastating. It’s a heartbreak like no other, one filled with anguish and despair. After losing Kyle, I experienced overwhelming grief and a powerful urgency to make sense of the senseless, to understand how the tragedy in Clearwater unfolded. That urgency—that need—has not subsided.

The public, as well as state and federal lawmakers, must be educated regarding Scientology’s dangerous practices. Under the guise of religion, this belief system places its trusting adherents and others at risk of harm or even death. I hope Kyle’s story serves as a warning and prevents similar unnecessary tragedies in the future.

Attorney Luke Lirot Statement

“Ms. Britton – I’ve watched her as a human being work herself through this tragedy. In the Lisa McPherson case, McPherson’s aunt was the personal representative. Her mother passed away during the case. And while her aunt loved Lisa, it wasn’t a very close personal relationship that I’ve come to know and respect with Victoria Britton and her son Kyle.

And to watch the effort and the sacrifice to participate in what is one very, very vigorous, excruciating litigation, while at the same time trying to assuage your grief and deal with your loss, is commendable.

She kept it together – the strength that I have seen from that woman has been unparalleled, and I probably respect her as much as I have respected anybody in my entire life for her fortitude, for her dedication; and let’s say she has a moral certainty that I believe keeps her going.

I truly love her with every cell of my body. I respect her so much that I cannot put it into words.

She gets a lot of credit for standing up and doing what is right, and in the same process, dealing with her loss. That’s more pressure than a lot of people could ever take, and she’s done it. And she’s handled it like a champion, and I commend her from the bottom of my heart. That’s an Olympic gold medal all the way from my perspective.”

For more information, please click the links below

Crime Scene Information

https://thetruthforkylebrennan.com/crime-scene-information/

https://thetruthforkylebrennan.com/a-weapon-and-bullet-list-of-contradictory-statements-3/

Judge Steven D. Merryday’s Ruling

https://thetruthforkylebrennan.com/judge-steven-d-merryday/

A War over Mental Health: National Library of Medicine

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24348087

https://thetruthforkylebrennan.com

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