Freemasons and Fraudsters: The Real Experience — City of London
The City of London has its own police, its own laws and its own Lord Mayor. So who is really in charge? This isn't a polite stroll past pretty buildings. It's an investigation, and you're on the jury. You'll uncover: • The oath. A blindfold, a rope, a sword at the chest, and a promised gruesome death for anyone who talked. From the 1730 pamphlet. • The cops. A murdered private investigator, a panel calling the Met "institutionally corrupt", and a High Court ruling this year. • The symbols. Real ones, internet myths, and lodges hiding above ordinary pubs. • The fraudsters. John Blunt, who sold Britain a dream in the South Sea Bubble, and the cashier who fled with the books. Every claim is labelled documented, disputed or myth. You decide. The Evidence (1pm): daylight and stonework. The Cover-Up (5pm and 7pm): lamplit alleys and long shadows. For people who ask the question behind the question. Ends at St Dunstan in the East: inside the ruins by day, outside after dark.
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