Vatican, Illuminati Figures In Murder Mystery

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Source: KPHO
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Vatican, Illuminati Figures In Murder Mystery

/Former Archbishop At Center Of Conspiracy Theories, Attorney Says/

May 14, 2009
*PHOENIX -- *A secret society called the Illuminati has been a topic of
conspiracy theorists for decades.

“The Illuminati do exist,” said attorney Jonathan Levy.

At the center of a murder mystery is a man by the name of Paul
Marcinkus, who lived right here in the Valley. Marcinkus was once a
Papal guard, Archbishop and President of the Vatican Bank, which is how
he knew fellow Italian banker Roberto Calvi.

"They very well were the Illuminati, at least in Italy -- powerful
people behind the scenes, operating in secrecy," said Levy, who has been
in a legal battle with the Vatican for years.

In 1982, Calvi was found hanged from the Blackfriar's bridge in London.
It was staged to look like a suicide. Calvi was connected to the
disappearance of more than $1.2 billion, much of it belonging to the
Vatican and the Illuminati. Eventually, five people were charged with
his death in Rome.

Marcinkus was also indicted for Calvi’s murder, but he never had to
answer for it. He eluded questioning with help from the Vatican, and he
retired here to Sun City with full diplomatic immunity granted by the
church, which means all attempts to extradite him were denied. He never
spoke to reporters, investigators or members of his congregation at St.
Clement of Rome in Sun City.

"I thought it was kind of tasteless the way people would come up to him
in the sacristy and say, 'What really happened back then?'" said Paul
Yoder, the church's choir instructor. "And he'd just kind of smile and
change the subject."

The Phoenix Archdiocese refused to speak to /5 Investigates/ about
Marcinkus; however, it did release a statement:

"Those priests who knew him in his retirement are not going to go on
camera and speculate about rumor and innuendo that they know nothing
about."

And so the mystery remains unsolved.

"I think (Marcinkus) was a true foot soldier of the church," Yoder said.
"We stand a much better chance of finding out about the Kennedy
assassination. "

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