>>1945878 (lb)

Acid, or by grafting other skin onto your fingertips…

>Dr. Howard L. Updegraff, a member of that committee, had extensive experience in the area of fingerprint alterations and he reported that the only way to permanently obliterate a fingerprint is to graft skin from another part of the body over them. And in 1941, that’s exactly what Robert Phillips did when he got a doctor to graft the skin from his chest on to the tips of his fingers. Phillips, however, was caught because the ridges surrounding the graft areas, as well as on the other joints of his fingers were used to identify him.

>Dillinger seemed to have taken the road less traveled when he chose acid to burn the tips of his fingers with in late May, 1934. The procedure appeared to be successful; however, faint ridge markings were still visible on his fingertips after the full healing process, as were seen after Dillinger’s death.

https://www.crimemuseum.org/2009/05/18/john-dillinger-fingerprint-obliteration/

>>1946001

We need to spread this

Well this is messed up

>Masonic Lamb - The lamb is a symbol of innocence and purity.

In Ancient Craft Masonry, the Lamb is the symbol of innocence. In the instructions of the First Degree: "In all ages the Lamb has been deemed an emblem of innocence."

>Hence it is required that a Freemason's Apron should be made of lambskin. In the advanced Degrees, and in the Degrees of chivalry, as in Christian illustration, the lamb is a symbol of Jesus Christ.

https://www.ancient-symbols.com/masonic_symbols.html

>Masonic Shoe - The Masonic shoe which is also called the Blue Slipper, is symbolic of a physical confirmation of a spoken deed. To unloose one's shoe and give it to another person was the way of confirming a contract in ancient times.

This makes me wonder if maybe the guy who thew a shoe at GWB might've been doing this…

Maybe GHWB's foot w the Bill Clinton socks? That might be a stretch though

>Keystone: As a symbol of completion, the Keystone is one of the most wonderful emblems of Masonic teaching. The Keystone is the last stone that is placed to complete the construction of an arch. This uniquely shaped stone is a marvel of engineering that is most critical for upholding the arch and maintaining its strength.

>The Keystone symbol is absent in Lodge symbolism, but appears in degrees of the Chapter. It figures in the York Rite of Masonic degrees in Freemasonry in unfolding of the symbolic legend of Hiram, the builder of the Keystone.

https://www.ancient-symbols.com/masonic_symbols.html