Thread: The Late Jesuit Fr. Alberto Rivera's wife, Nury, Refuses Vatican Bribes

The Late Jesuit Fr. Alberto Rivera's wife, Nury, Refuses Vatican Bribes
After her husband was killed for trying to tell the truth about Vatican and Jesuit Order evil doings, Vatican offered Mrs. Rivera $1 million if she signed a paper saying her husband was delusional and insane. Refusing, her life was then threatened many times, but she continues in spite of threats, trying to inform the world of the satanic nature of the Vatican.
7 Mar 2007

By Greg Szymanski



More revelations about the untimely death of former Jesuit priest, Fr. Alberto Rivera, surfaced this week when his widow, Nury Rivera, said Vatican emissaries offered her a million dollars if she signed a paper claiming her husband was insane and delusional.



Rivera told her story Monday on Greg Szymanski's radio show, The Investigative Journal at www.republicbroadcasting.org, telling listeners after her husband tried to inform the world about Vatican corruption, he was first discredited and then assassinated in the 1990's on direct orders by the Jesuit Order.



"They poisoned him and I am 100 per cent sure of that," said Rivera, adding they killed her husband after defecting from Vatican treachery and trying to tell the truth about the real intentions and satanic practices of the Jesuit Order. "He worked in the Vatican directly under the former Jesuit Gen. Fr. Pedro Arupe and then was assigned the task to infiltrate Baptist and Protestant churches in America. When he found the Lord, he wanted to inform the world how the Vatican and Jesuit Order have infiltrated the top governments and religions of the world.



"For this he was killed and for this I was nearly killed as well. I am not afraid of these evil people and will speak against them for the rest of my life. After my husband was murdered, the Vatican tried to bribe me, but I refused. They then came to me and said if I divulge Alberto's grave site, they will financially take care of me and my son for the rest of our lives.