Once again, it seems to have been Gérard de Sède who first stated that the Knights Templar at Bézu were the only ones not arrested in the whole of France (and accepted on face value by Henry Lincoln). Once again it has to be repeated that the excavations by André Malraux firmly established that there was no “Templar Treasure” there. Just like all the rest of the jokes by Roger Lhomoy and Pierre Plantard, fit only for those who do not live in a world of reality but in an alternative reality of the world that subconsciously acts as some sort of escapism. That’s why people cling to such oddities – the world of treasures, mysteries, secrets, flying saucers, Mystic Templars – these subject matters satisfy a need for a different world where reality is rejected by the Believers.

For sure, “L’Or des Morts” is yet another book that is forgotten about (or completely ignored) even before it is published. The bizarre form of thinking makes one sorry for the author, who will receive more sympathy than royalties for his “book.”

Yet another failed candidate in this sewage pit of a subject matter.