Scott Wolter

And she said, you pass.

Take the scrolls.

Yeah.

Well, there's a connection there.

In any case, he was only allowed to take half of the scrolls.

And then they hiked out the following year.

They built a boat after wintering on the extreme eastern end of what is now Long Island.

They sailed back to Suburga, Italy, and his deposition was taken by two Cistercian monks, one for the church, one for the order.

And that document is now called A Year We Remember, and it's the story I just told you.

So...

Now there are only half of the scrolls left at the temple, right?

And this is 1180 in the 12th century.

We have a letter in our documents that was written by Lionel de Waldron XXI.

Lionel de Waldron I traveled with Sir Ralph de Soutley.

to recover the scrolls.

There were six Templar knights.

We have all their names.

One was Lionel de Walder I. His ancestor wrote a letter on May 8, 1656, and I'm paraphrasing.

Settlement is beginning to happen.

Flatlanders and Hollanders are encroaching, and the people of the temple are much afraid.