A meticulous banker vanishes from Italy. Nine days later, he’s found hanging beneath Blackfriars Bridge in London, his pockets stuffed with cash and bricks. They called him “God’s Banker.”
In Part One of this special investigation, we stand under the bridge where the official “suicide” verdict quietly fell apart, go back to 1896 and the founding of a Catholic bank named for a saint, and meet Roberto Calvi — the secretive man who climbed to the top of Italian finance and then reached for a partner more powerful than any regulator: the Vatican.
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Next time: the Vatican, a secret masonic lodge, and the missing money that ties it all together.
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