The Vatican Murders:

The Life and Death of John Paul I

“A monumental work of twentieth century capitalism as it was jointly embraced by the Vatican and the United States. Top-shelf CIA-Vatican intrigue.” T. Frances Elliott, The Times Under the guidance of his atheist father, the 33-Day Pope grew up free of prejudices peddled by religion. Did his struggle for women, homosexuals and the poor cost him his life? Some claim the Vatican Bank had to do with his murder. Others claim his threat to change doctrine that unfairly penalizes the lives of innocent people drove cardinals in the clandestine deed. Others claim the threat he was to the capitalistic tenets upon which the United States was founded rallied the CIA to action. Others whisper his sexual orientation led to his demise. ‘The Vatican Murders’ reveals how each of these played a role in the unwitnessed death of the youngest pope to die in four hundred years. Biography - True Crime +T2