Scott Wolter

So I, I don't want to get into telling the whole Cremona document story because it's so complicated.

Uh, and it's just, it's, it's just like the most complicated thing I've ever worked on.

And it's been the most challenging and frankly, the most exciting and interesting.

And, um,

It's really nuts.

But what happened is the Templar tradition began keeping records, very detailed records and maps and documents and letters and all kinds of stuff starting in 1304.

Grand Master Jacques de Molay said, we are going to consolidate all of these records we have, and we're going to update those about every 100 to 150 years.

The last update was done in 1908.

And that is the material that has come to us.

That material was purchased by a guy who worked for a private security company, I think that's what I'm supposed to say, that did work for our military.

They would be hired to do certain things.

One of the things they did, which has been kind of a hot topic these days, is they would get people in compromising positions with sex.

Not with underage people, but with adults.

And that's what the government does.

That's one of the things that they did.

But in any case, they also did some pretty heroic stuff.

Many of them...

didn't survive, and a lot of the bad guys didn't make it.

So when I talk about this organization that my friend Don was a part of,

As far as I'm concerned, these guys are heroes.