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POPE JOHN PAUL I: THE SMILING POPE, ASSASSINATED?

When the sepulcher of the great Roman is found, the day after, a Pope shall be

elected; the Senate (Conclave) will not approve of him. His blood is poisoned in the

sacred chalice. This was Nostradamus prediction in Century 3, Quatrain 35, what a

coincidence, a likely poem of a murder to an event that is now part of history.

Murder is a sin committed by criminals. It is a crime against the law and the

church. Murder is common in every part of the world. Each day, who knows how many

lives are taken? It has a lot of possible causes. Disease, greed, poverty, lust and all the

seven capital sins.

Murder is common everywhere, but not in the church. Not in a place where

good things are thought. Not in a place where our God is most present. How ironic

could it be if the supposed to be chosen people of God are the violators of our faith?

Who would want to follow the teachings of someone who does not practice what they

preach? No body.

Many years ago, a silent death in Rome happened. He was reported to have

died of heart attack. But, since then, it has been the subject of numerous researchers.

Could it be that Pope John Paul I, the Pope dubbed as the Smiling Pope did not die of

heart attack, but of murder?

Pope John Paul I, born Albino Luciano reigned as pope for thirty three days. He

was ordained in 1935, made Bishop in 1958 and became patriarch of Venice in 1969.

He received his cardinal's hat in 1973. He was a staunch believer of ecumenism and the

reduction of Church wealth. He was warm, humble and had no aspirations for the


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papacy. After Pope Paul VI died, Luciani was elected on the second day of the

Conclave in 1978. He refused to wear the papal tiara or to be carried in the gestatorial

chair. He was praised as a liberal reformer who read Mark Twain. He was on a mission

to reverse the Church's position on contraception, cleaning up the Vatican bank and

dismissing many Masonic cardinals. The official verdict of his death was myocardial

infarction, popularly known as heart attack, but many refused to believe that that was

the real cause, preferring to believe that he was deliberately murdered.

According to the first conspiracy book written by Jean- Jacques Thierry, La Vraie

Mort de Jean Paul Ier, Cardinal Jean Villot masterminded the death of the pope. Other

conspiracy theories involved the KGB, Mafia, Freemasons and the Vatican Bank and

how the Mafia manipulatated the financial system for their personal gain. The book by

Roger Peyrefitte, Soutane Rouge, relates how Paul Marcinkus and Cardinal Jean Villot

conspired to murder the pope with a poisoned syringe. The pope was planning to

embark a revolution on the Church. He wanted to set the Church on a new direction,

which made some high ranking officials in danger of excommunication. They wanted to

avoid getting dismissed, so to hide their involvement with the Mafia, they set him up to

his death.

David Yallops In Gods Name: An Investigation into the Murder of Pope John

Paul I(1984) made the popes martyrdom alive and known to many. It sold more than

five million copies around the world. He also challenged the Vatican to disprove his

statements.


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"What occurred was a tragic accident. The Pope had unwittingly taken an

overdose of his medicine. If an autopsy was performed it would obviously show this fatal

overdose. No one would believe that His Holiness had taken it accidentally. Some

would allege suicide, others murder. It was agreed that there would be no autopsy", said

Cardinal Villot when asked for his statement about the popes death. It is safe to say

that he had an overdose because the pope was taking medicine for low blood pressure.

Switching pills or failure to take his medication may be done. They wanted to make it

look like a natural death, said Yallop.

Many inconsistencies and contradictions can be raised surrounding his death.

Some reports said that he has been found dead by Sister Vincenzia and not by a

secretary. Other reports contradicted as to where he died whether in his bathroom or his

bedroom. There were also discrepancies regarding the time they found his body, 4:30

or 5:30 in the morning. Estimation about the time of his death was done. They said that

it was at eleven at night, but no autopsy was performed.

The popes glasses and slippers disappeared when they found him, those items

has never been seen again since then. Still according to Yallop, he speculated that

there might have been vomit on his slippers which when examined may identify poison

or such as the cause of the popes death.

THE P-2 LODGE AND THE VATICAN BANK SCANDAL

The P-2 Lodge, as it was called, was founded in 1877 to provide for provincial

Freemasons - known as Propaganda Due (P-2). It became a secret lodge in 1970 to

recruit men of right-wing persuasion to prevent a Communist takeover. It was involved


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in a financial scandal and its offices were raided and membership lists were found.

Many heads of the Italian State services, government officials, police chiefs,

businessmen, journalists etc. were listed. This organization was disbanded but still

operated secretly. In fact, they are still operating within Vatican circles to this very day.

The Vatican Bank (or The Institute for Works of Religion - IOR), was personally

owned and operated by the Pope and made loans to religious projects all over the

world. It was discovered that the bank exploited its high status and engaged in risky

speculation and illegal schemes, including money laundering. Money was invested with

Robert Calvi, head of the bank in Milan. He was eventually convicted for currency fraud

in 1981 - (over $1.3 billion dollars was missing from bank funds). Calvi fled to England

where he was found dead, hanging from a bridge in London.

Another participant in the scandal was Michele Sindona, an advisor to Pope Paul VI.

Sindona was poisoned in 1986 in his prison cell. This sordid financial fraud also was

linked with the Masons, the Mafia, arms dealers, political kickbacks and monies

funneled through the CIA to support Solidarity in Poland.

Cardinal Jean Villot became the prefect of the Congregation of Clergy,

responsible for matters regarding priests and deacons not belonging to religious orders

on April 7, 1967 during the reign of Pope Paul VI where he was also appointed as

Cardinal Secretary of State, Prefect of the Council for Public Affairs of the Church,

President of the Pontifical Commission for the State of Vatican City and President of the

Administration of the Patrimony on May 2, 1069. He camerlengo of the Roman

Catholic Church, they said, or in simpler terms, someone incharged of the secular or
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worldly affairs of the priests. But, Cardinal Villot resigned after Pope Paul VIs reign,

during the Pontificate of Pope John Paul I.

David Yallop described how Cardinal Villot acted after finding out the death of the

pope. He reconstructed the events and was able to form an imagery of suspicion in

Cardinal Villots actions.

Cardinal Villot (or an aide) telephoned the embalmers and a Vatican car was

sent to fetch them. Incredibly, the car was at their door at 5:00 a.m.! What ensued in the

following hour is still a mystery. It was not until 6:00 a.m. that Dr. Buzzonati (not

Professor Fontana, the head of the Vatican medical service), arrived and confirmed the

death, without drawing up a death certificate. Dr. Buzzonati attributed the death to acute

myocardial infarction (heart attack). At about 6:30 a.m. Villot began to inform the

cardinals, an hour and a half after the embalmers had arrived! Yallop notes that, for

Cardinal Villot, the embalmers took precedence over the cardinals and the head of the

Vatican medical service. By 6 p.m. that evening, the Papal apartments had been

entirely polished and washed. Yallop writes that the secretaries packed up and carried

away the Pope's clothes, including his letters, notes, books and a small handful of

personal mementos.... By 6:00 p.m., the entire 19 rooms of the Papal Apartments were

totally bereft of anything remotely associated with the Papacy of Luciani. Villot

arranged for the embalming to be performed that evening, a procedure as unusual as it

was illegal.

Why were they rushing? It was also reported that the Cardinal insisted that no

blood shall be taken from the pope, neither were any of the organs to be removed


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during the embalming. Yallop noted that, "a small quantity of blood would of course

have been more than sufficient for a forensic scientist to establish the presence of any

poisonous substances."

Sister Vicenza who found the pope dead at 4: 45 in the morning on September

29, 1978 gave two conflicting reports concerning the state that she first found Pope

John Paul I. According to her breathless words to a group of French priests that same

morning, it was "in his bathroom" that she had "found him dead." But in another report,

which was said to be arranged by Cardinal Villot, Sister Vicenza said that she entered

the room and found the Pope sitting up in bed, "with an expression of agony before he

died. The night before his death, he had a toast with the Cardinal and this discrepa ncy

may indicate that the pope died shortly after their toast. Was he still in his papal robes?

If Sr. Vicenza said that she found him in the bathroom, then he was, but instead she

said she found her in the bedroom. Immediately after telling her statement, she was

forced to take a vow of silence.

Many statements wound up for suspicions. If he was in good condition:

According to Dr. Buzzonati, Pope John Paul I's cause of death was a heart

attack. Regarding this alleged heart attack, Pope John Paul I's niece mentioned, In

my family almost no one believes it was a heart attack that killed my uncle. He never

had heart trouble or any illness of that kind. (San Juan Star, October 3, 1978) . And

Pope John Paul Is brother, John Pauls brother Edoardo, in Australia on a trade

mission, reported that the Pope had been given a clean bill of health after a medical

examination three weeks ago. He was frail in health as an infant and as a young priest,


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but there were no reports of heart trouble. (San Juan Star, October 9, 1978).

From Timemagazine (October 9, 1978), In an earlier age so untimely a death might

have stirred deep suspicions: If this were the time of the Borgias, said a young teacher

in Rome, thered be talk that John Paul was poisoned.

The one elected Pope will be mocked by his electors, this enterprising and

prudent person will suddenly be reduced in silence. They cause him to die because of

his too great goodness and mildness. Stricken by fear, they will lead him to his death in

the night.(Nostradamus, Century 10, Quatrain 12)

Whether he was murdered or not, that until now is merely debatable. It was

September 28, 1978, 34 years ago, when we lost the smiling pope. Now, we can only

look back to the time when his smile was still there. Only in our minds will we see those

smiles again. May his smile remain and never fade with the time that has passed. Hes

a part of history now. The conclusion of Pope John Paul Is mysterious death? It is

evident. But no more investigations, trials or resolutions can be made. The people

involved have gone ahead of us. Was he assassinated? thats the mystery.


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