Scientology launched an intense investigation into the lives of South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone, The Village Voice is reporting.

According to Marty Rathbun, the famous 2005 South Park episode called Out of the Closet which spoofed Scientology, so enraged the hierarchy, a witch hunt was ordered.

Rathbun was himself once a high ranking Scientology official. He defected from the organization and in 2009 began blogging about Scientology secrets.

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Even friends of Parker and Stone, including the formerly married John Stamos and Rebecca Romijn, were targeted, Rathbun told The Voice.

"These connections are being PRC'd," reads a document Rathbun made public on Sunday, explaining that PRC stands for "public records check."

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In other words, a  private eye was ordered to conduct a complete check of these people and their property through public records. If they owed taxes, or had been in messy divorces, or had been arrested, Scientology wanted to know about it, Rathbun said.

"There are some strings that will be pulled on the PRC on Stone," the document reads, without further explanation.

"Otherwise the special collections will be debugged in order to get some viable strings that can be pulled," the document then says  "Special collections," Rathbun  explains, is Scientology code for "trash digging."

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What exactly were they looking for, The Voice asked Rathbun?

"Phone records. Bank records. Personal letters that expose some kind of vulnerability. They'll read stuff into the kind of alcohol you're drinking and how much. Prescriptions. They'll figure out your diet. They can find out a lot about you through your trash," said Rathbun.

Rathbun himself claims he has been a target of Scientology ever since he began his revealing blog. As RadarOnline.com recently reported, a Scientology video crew called Squirrel Busters followed his every move for months.

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As expected, The Book of Mormon -- the brainchild of South Park’s Matt Stone and Trey Parker -- was the big winner at Sunday's 65th Annual Tony Awards from New York City, capturing nine awards on the evening, including best musical.

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Among the honors the religious-themed comedy received: best direction, score, book, featured actress Nikki M. James, orchestration, sound design, lighting design and scenic design of a musical.

The musical, which garnered a record 14 nominations, was such a shoo-in, presenter Chris Rock put it all in perspective prior to opening the envelope to reveal the year's best musical.

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Nominees for the 65th annual Tony Awards were announced Tuesday in New York City.

The Book of Mormon, the satirical musical from South Park's Matt Stone and Trey Parker, led the charge with 14 nominations.

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Among the nods it received were best musical, score, direction, choreography, book, and costumes. Actors Josh Gad and Andrew Rannelis were also nominated for individual honors.

Parker and Stone's religious comedy falls just one nod short of the record for the most nominations, set by Mel Brooks' The Producers, which garnered 15 nominations in 2001.

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The Real Housewives of New Jersey were cleverly spoofed on Wednesday's episode of South Park, as the cartoon parodied the show's crazy conflicts and solo interviews in its inimitable fashion.

The episode, It 's A Jersey Thing, showed an influx of New Jersey natives, notably the casts of The Real Housewives of New Jersey and Jersey Shore, move into the mountain town and upset the regulars with their flashy, garish ways, always excusing their sometimes-inappropriate behavior with the caveat, "It 's a Jersey thing."