
The Highly Suspicious Death Of Pope John Paul I
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- August 5, 2017
- September 27, 2021
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- Conspiracy Theory Analysis, Unsolved & Unexplained
The sudden death of Pope John Paul I – real name Albino Luciani - on 28th September 1978 shocked not only those of the Catholic faith but many across the world. As is the case generally with events inside the Vatican, mystery shrouds his demise, which remains awash with unanswered questions. Officially, Luciani’s death was from “natural causes” (a heart attack) – to some though, it was anything but.
With various investigations already underway at the time connecting members inside the Vatican with money laundering activities, themselves connected to organized crime and Freemasonry, it wasn’t long before conspiracy theories and claims of a cover-up regarding “the murder of the Smiling Po...
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