Breaking: Prof. Gibson Offers Proof that there was One Imposter from Her First Appearance in 1967 to Her Death in 2005. Who Was this Woman? The Investigation Goes On!

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The "first nun" that Prof. Gibson speaks of above is the real Sister Lucy. She reiterates here that based upon her professional analysis, there was certainly a substitution and, also, "there was never more than one nun substituted for the original nun attached to the miracle of Our Lady of Fatima."
This information will be published shortly on Sisterlucyimposter.org
For the first part of Prof. Lois Gibson's report, see 
https://sisterlucyimposter.org/forensic-art/


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  1. darrellMarch 10, 2020 at 11:54 PM

    What about the chubby body and faced "Sr Lucia" on the cover of the 1976 edition of Fatima in Lucia's Own Words"

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