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The first known human possessor of the Apple was [[Napoleon Bonaparte]], a key member of the {{Wiki|French Revolution}}, and a military and political leader of [[France]], who later became Emperor of France under the name Napoleon I | The first known human possessor of the Apple was [[Napoleon Bonaparte]], a key member of the {{Wiki|French Revolution}}, and a military and political leader of [[France]], who later became Emperor of France under the name Napoleon I.<ref name="NAPOLEON APPLE"/> | ||
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Revision as of 19:49, 12 March 2014
Apple of Eden #1 was one of the Pieces of Eden, a piece of ancient and technologically advanced equipment created by the First Civilization to control humankind. It was the first among several other Apples of Eden.
Owners
- First Civilization (? - ?)[1]
- Napoleon Bonaparte (? - ?)[2]
- Harry Houdini (? - 1926)[3]
- Templars (1926 - ?)[3][4]
History
The first known human possessor of the Apple was Napoleon Bonaparte, a key member of the French Revolution, and a military and political leader of France, who later became Emperor of France under the name Napoleon I.[2]
The next owner of the Apple was Harry Houdini, a Hungarian-American magician and escapologist. He used the Apple to execute stunts that, even to this day, are considered impossible. While Houdini officially died from peritonitis from a ruptured appendix, Clay Kaczmarek's Glyphs suggested that Houdini had been killed by Templar agents who wished to take possession of his Apple.[3]
The Apple was later used in the assassination of John F. Kennedy, to cause the "Phantom on the Hill" effect. This effect created the illusion of a second gunman on the grassy knoll of Dealey Plaza in Dallas, Texas. The goal of this illusion was to make it more difficult to persecute Lee Harvey Oswald - a Templar sleeper agent - later on, and to disguise the true intentions of the Templar-executed assassination from later investigation.[4]
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