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about 30,000 inhabitants, about 140,000 in total over the whole first century. Take from this that only around 1% of these people were important enough or wealthy enough to get a tomb and an ossuary and that’s only 1,400 of them, and then match that with the combination of Jesus, Mary and Joseph and what are the odds?”
    “I don’t know, David, but I know you are going to tell me.” Rocko had been in these situations plenty of times before.
    “It’s not my numbers Rocko. The University of Nova Scotia did the math and it’s a 1 in 183,000 chance it’s not Jesus, but that’s not the good part.”
    Rocko forgot about friendly little monkeys and turned his full gaze to David.
    “There’s some material in Jesus’ ossuary. They have his DNA, for God’s sake.”
    “OK – that’s pretty cool,” Rocko admitted. “Even that the son of God has DNA is weird on so many levels, but why does all that matter?”
    “Ah ha … now I gotcha…” smirked David. “Now here comes the fun part…”
    David went on to explain that the symbol on the Talpiot Tomb was an upside down V representing the penis or the male. When coupled with the female vagina symbol of the V it created an X, yet the inscription on Jesus’ tomb had something unique about it. There was a hook on the X, like another V. This could only mean that Jesus and Mary were not only married. They had a daughter.
    Rocko obviously had a million questions, even the basic ones; how could David surmise all this? David didn’t wait for his reply. He kept talking.

    “There’s a bloodline, Rocko, and it’s been written about by everyone from Dan Brown to conspiracy theorists, yet there is a part they missed. It’s recorded. They have the names and now with DNA recognition, we can trace who is actually a descendant of Jesus. How freaking cool is that. What if it’s Barack Obama or Gandhi?”
    “What if it’s Hitler or Pol Pot?” chimed Rocko. “How do we know there is a list?”
    David went on to explain that in 1119 AD nine knights under the command of Hughes De Payan spent nine years digging under the Temple Mount in Jerusalem. Here he explained they found riches, the Ark of the Covenant, the secrets of Egypt and the most prized possession: a scroll with the names and family of Jesus and Mary. They didn’t understand what they had at that time, but when De Payan gave it to the Pope, he knew the importance of it. David then explained how Mary was taken to France after Jesus’ demise and how when she finally died, after spending time making a pilgrimage home to Jerusalem, she was buried next to her husband. He told Rocko how Mary’s was the only DNA in the tomb that was of a different family.
    David went on to say that the research Stacey turned up was that the list of family was well known from the daughter, also known as Mary, who lived in France her whole life. There were those watchers who looked after each bloodline and it was very secure and well documented. When Constantine became the first Pope after the Council of Nicaea in 326 AD he simply got rid of the list from circulation, took all reference to it and the union of Jesus and Mary away, making Jesus divine, and creating a religion that until this day has been a large part of global control. When Innocent II reviewed the list that the Templars found with a list held by the Church passed down from Constantine, he realised the lies that had been spread for 800 years at that point
    Rocko stared at his friend. “How does Stacey find all this stuff?”
    “Well she did study in Switzerland you know and she makes a lot of friends. She has friends inside the Vatican archives and the libraries of Congress. That’s about as good a source as there is these days.”
    “OK – having those type of friends isn’t necessarily the best thing to have David… you know that, so why am I here in Cambodia?” Rocko patted his old pal on the knee. The tuk tuk motored casually past a group of children who chased