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The first known human possessor of the Apple was Napoleon Bonaparte,<ref name="NAPOLEON APPLE" /> a major force in the [[France|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,<ref name="NAPOLEON APPLE" /> a major force in the [[France|French]] Revolution, and a military and political leader of France, who later became Emperor of France under the name Napoleon I. | ||
How he came to possess the Apple, how long he had it, and whether he lost it or gave it away, are all unknown | How he came to possess the Apple, how long he had it, and whether he lost it or gave it away, are all unknown. | ||
===Modern Times=== | ===Modern Times=== | ||
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The First Apple 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 numbered among several other Apples.
Owners
- First Civilization (? - ?)[1]
- Napoleon Bonaparte (? - ?)[2]
- Harry Houdini (? - 1926)[3]
- Templars (1926 - ?)[3][4]
History
French Revolution
The first known human possessor of the Apple was Napoleon Bonaparte,[2] a major force in the French Revolution, and a military and political leader of France, who later became Emperor of France under the name Napoleon I.
How he came to possess the Apple, how long he had it, and whether he lost it or gave it away, are all unknown.
Modern Times
The next owner was Harry Houdini, a Hungarian-American magician and escapologist, stunt performer, actor and film producer. He used the Apple to do stunts that, even to this day, are considered "impossible".[3]
While Houdini officially died from peritonitis from a ruptured appendix, Subject 16's Glyphs suggest that Houdini had been killed by Templar agents (probably J. Gordon Whitehead), so as to take possession of the Apple.[3]
The Apple was then later used in the Kennedy Assassination to cause the "Phantom on the Hill" effect, to help make it more difficult to prosecute Oswald later on, and to disguise the true intentions of the assassination from later examination.[4]
References
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