Friday, May 20, 2005
ROBERTO CALVI WAS MURDERED
The BBC reports:
Detectives in London have officially concluded that Italian banker Roberto Calvi was murdered in the city in 1982.
Known as 'God's banker' because of ties to the Vatican, Mr Calvi was found hanging under Blackfriars Bridge but the death was first treated as suicide.
Four people were charged with murder by the Italian authorities last month.
The City of London Police has now completed its own crime report, following a re-investigation, to assist the Italians with their inquiry.
Now someone needs to start an investigation into the unexpected death of John Paul I, and what Bishop Hnilica had to do with all of this.
