BBC
http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/world/europe/newsid_170000/170641.stm
Gold found in Gelli's plantpots
Sunday, September 13, 1998
Police in Italy are reported to have found gold ingots worth almost two-million dollars at the villa of a financier at the centre of a corruption scandal.
The man, Licio Gelli -- former grandmaster head of the Italian P2 masonic lodge -- was arrested last week in southern France.
The gold -- one-hundred-and- fifty bars of it -- was found during a search of terracotta flower pots on the terrace of his villa in the Italian province of Tuscany.
Licio Gelli, who's
seventy-nine, was sentenced in 1994 to twelve years in jail for
his part in a major bankruptcy fraud, but disappeared while on
parole.
Further Reading
St. Peter's Squared - Roberto Calvi and the P2 Masonic Lodge Conspiracy
Freemasonry in France, Belgium (E.U.), Monaco and French Africa
