Buried Evidence: The Secret Coroner’s Report and the Masonic Maul That Disappeared for Decades.
- jordandurante81
- 3 days ago
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A Masonic maul has recently resurfaced in a Freemasons museum in Kent, close to Tenterden — the same name used as the codeword for the murder investigation into RAF Squadron Leader James William Durrant.
The museum itself was founded by Lord Cornwallis, who was not only Mr Durrant’s superior in the Anglo-Dutch Lodge, but also a senior figure in the wider Freemason hierarchy. Mr Durrant joined the lodge in 1953 and later served as Treasurer for both the lodge and the national Freemasons at the Grand Hall in London until his murder.
It is highly suspicious that this maul — missing for decades — has suddenly appeared only after my recent contact with the Freemasons. Equally concerning is that the Grand Hall has now permitted the Italian Freemasons to re-enter its ranks, claiming that there is “no longer any mafia influence” within their Italian lodges.
They may wish to reconsider that statement once I release my forthcoming work on “God’s Banker” and the wider network it exposes.
Ancient artefact re-discovered in Kent Museum and Library of Freemasonry in Canterbury
Published: 05:00, 10 March 2023 | Updated: 13:38, 10 March 2023
Stunned librarians stumbled across a 3,500-year-old tool “hiding away in a store room” while they were tidying up.
The Tutankhamen-era artefact, which was originally found in an Egyptian tomb, was rediscovered by staff at The Kent Museum and Library of Freemasonry in Canterbury.
In a 33rd-degree Masonic ritual, shown in the YouTube clip below, the described actions bear an unsettling similarity to the injuries sustained by my grandfather — including a strike to the right side of the temple. In my view, it is evident that more than one person was present at his home during the late-night meeting on the night he was brutally murdered.
Shortly after the investigation was abruptly shut down, a trust deed surfaced in Jersey naming the Freemasons as the beneficiaries of my grandfather’s lifetime wealth. This document does not mention his name, his family, nor does it contain his signature. It is a deed that will be fully examined in the daily posts now appearing on my website.
The clip above is muted — just like several others I will be publishing soon. Despite the silence, it clearly demonstrates the long-standing problem of Freemason influence within the Metropolitan Police, exactly as Sir Mark Rowley publicly acknowledged on BBC News on 1 October, following the Panorama undercover investigation into police misconduct.
Strangely, the BBC has since removed the news segment from its platform. Fortunately, I retained a full copy before it disappeared. I have filed a formal complaint with the BBC, and it will be interesting to see whether the original post is restored.
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Thank you for reading — and please share this case widely. We are fighting for justice for an RAF Squadron Leader who was brutally murdered on the very night he resigned as long-standing Treasurer of both Freemason lodges mentioned above.
The newspaper clipping below carries the same headline used in reports about the murder of Roberto Calvi. This raises an important question: did the press know more at the time than was publicly disclosed?
In my view, Mr Durrant and Mr Calvi knew each other[shown soon], and the similarities in both the headlines and the surrounding circumstances are too significant to ignore.
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