Reply #37: Lombardi's business card: "Death Defying Acts of Art and Conspiracy"

[Minstrel Boy]

Officially ruled a suicide but, y'know, :shrug:

I'm sure that some of the many convenient deaths must have been true suicides and accidents. Law of averages, and all that. But conspiracy researchers are not such a depressed and unlucky lot that all of them could be.


In a video of the artist shown at the exhibition, Andy Mann asked Lombard in February 1997, “Do you fear for your life?”

Lombardi didn’t answer the question. Instead he said, “This is a way I can map the political and social terrain in which I live.”

According to his friends, Lombardi told them that he was being followed -- just before his death.

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Lombardi’s legacy is his depiction of geo-political realities, the essence of global criminal conspiracies. No theory, just conspiracy –- conspiracies that continue to haunt the planet into the 21st century.
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