Fraud: Facial Recognition Technology With 2,400 Picture Comparisons Shows Sister Lucy I (Pre-1958) and Sister Lucy II (Post-1958) are Definitely NOT the Same Person.
Sister Lucy I: Missing Sister Lucy II: Impostor I can now release the overall results of the facial recognition tests that have been performed using the most up to date technology available analyzed by the most sophisticated software technicians and organized and analyzed by an expert investigator. "The only thing similar was the habit" were the words I just heard from the investigator in our phone conversation about the result. More specifics on the technicalities of the result will follow this initial announcement. On advice, I will not yet reveal the names of the investigators, the names of the companies involved, or the names of the programs being used. They are the best. They are all working on a comprehensive and definite report on the results and this will be released in the coming weeks. I want to avoid any interference in the investigation. After the final facial recognition report is complete, the second phase of the investigation will be launched whi...
Apparently the den of vipers in the Vatican didn't want to give the Italian mob the $ it wanted, so the girl was killed, and the crime boss Pedi was given a tomb of greatest honor at St Apollonaris in return for the mob's not making public the criminal activity of the Vatican Bank, at least for the time being.
ReplyDeleteI think there's more misdirection here than just the Ali Agca in exchange for the girl fakery. I think JPII was a Judeo-Masonic asset the whole time, possibly even going back to his seminary days.
This is what Fr Luigi Villa dug up on him:
chiesaviva.com/430%20mensile%20ing.pdf (more at novusordowatch.org)
And it looks like the assassination attempt may have even been faked. See blood on his hands (as if he dipped them in a container) and just small splotches in the stomach area. And look at the cassock he supposedly wore, now in a Krakow museum. It looks like some just splattered blood in the calf area, besides the small dots on the torso.
akacatholic.com/remember-this-day-in-history-even-if-it-makes-no-sense/