Tyler McBrien

So neither of them spoke much English.

He said the Mexican one spoke better English than the French one.

Once they got out to the Guidestones, he said they were pretty normal until they got out to the Guidestones.

And then something came over them where they wanted to, I think, chant and dance.

And he, again, he's kind of like a small-town Georgia boy.

He, I think, joined the hands with them and started dancing with them and kind of was swept away in the moment and the witchiness and probably because they were hot young women that he wanted to talk to.

Yeah, which I think was pretty typical.

I mean, there are local Wiccan groups that use it for different ceremonies and things like that.

I mean, the other thing I'll say about the town, which I haven't even mentioned yet, is that most people work in the granite industry, and a lot of them are literal Freemasons.

I mean, the...

the people that kind of run the town, the elites, people refer to them as the Granite Mafia, but they also all belong to the Freemason Lodge there.

And the people I interviewed who, one man, for example, who owned the land that the Guidestones were sitting on that he then sold to R.C.

Christian, he now has the land back because it was part of the deed once they were gone.

But when I was interviewing him in the field, the whole time he was just like fiddling with his,

Freemason ring.

Yeah.

And just kind of like, you know, had this, again, he definitely wanted to cultivate this air of secrecy and play up, you know, ham up the lore and the legend.

But he also definitely knew some things that he was not telling me.

Yeah, so the Freemasons are our suspects.

The other, I don't know if you're familiar or you're listeners with Rosicrucians.