Professor Carlos Bezerra's 3-D Investigation of the Case of Sister Lucy of Fatima. His Conclusion from His Forensic and Artistic Investigation: There Were Two Women.

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https://sisterlucytruth.org/3devidence/

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  1. mazaraJune 21, 2022 at 4:27 PM

    Great videos , unfortunately in video one the music drowned out the narration in some parts,Sr Lucia came across as shy and reserved,while the other one seemed to be more extroverted.Perhaps the real Sr Lucia passed away in the late sixties,and the the Vatican worried that people would demand the release of the secret ,kept her death secret and replaced her.What possible justification could there be for such a deception it's very disturbing.

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  2. AnonymousAugust 15, 2022 at 7:25 AM

    It is very likely, that there were two women, from the evidence so far. However, you will never find out from those responsible.

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