The 1989 Hillsborough Disaster – A Ritual Sacrifice
This is wild. During the resulting inquests after this disaster, a police constable accused match commander David Duckenfield of being part of a high-level Freemasonic conspiracy that planned and helped orchestrate this tragedy.
Duckenfield was responsible for a decision to open extra gates that allowed for a sudden rush of people to overcrowd the pen, leading to a crushing incident, right as the game began. Not only were human stampedes a known phenomenon to occur at stadiums, but numerous other shortcomings and failures from the police response to the incident led to the families waging a long legal battle against Duckenfield and his staff.
This page probably explains it better than I can.
![During the inquests, Maxwell Groome – a police constable at the time of the disaster – made allegations of a high-level "conspiracy" by Freemasons to shift blame for the disaster onto Superintendent Roger Marshall, also that junior officers were pressured into changing their statements after the disaster, and told not to write their accounts in their official police pocketbooks.[155] Groome also claimed that match commander Duckenfield was a member of the "highly influential" Dole lodge in Sheffield (the same lodge as Brian Mole, his predecessor.[156]) Coroner Sir John Goldring warned the jury that there was "not a shred of evidence" that any Masonic meeting actually took place, or that those named were all Freemasons,[157] advising the jury to cast aside "gossip and hearsay".[158] During the inquests, Duckenfield confirmed that he became a Freemason in 1975 and became Worshipful Master of his local lodge in 1990, a year after the disaster; following this revelation, Freemasons were forbidden to take part in the IPCC investigation and Operation Resolve as civilian investigators to prevent any perceived bias.](https://gematrinator.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/HillsboroughDisasterMasons.png)
Isn’t that interesting? Well, if this really was some sort of Masonic ritual, as many of the families alleged, then it would be by the numbers, right?
Yes, indeed, it would.
April 15th is the 105th day of the year:
The date of the incident, which was 127 days after the most recent total lunar eclipse, had primary numerology of 127
The date was 15/4
The date, as written in the United Kingdom, was 15/4/89. It occurred at Hillsborough Stadium
Hillsborough’s opening date of 02-Sep-1899 made the stadium, which is in the city of Owlerton, England, a span of 89 years, 226 days old:
The Hillsborough disaster had a Life Lesson number of 46
The fans who died were supporters of Liverpool FC, whose nickname is the Reds
In Hebrew gematria, sacrifice sums to 347
347 is the 69th Prime number
347 is also the Jewish gematria of the number 13
13 is essentially the gematria of Liverpool FC in that same cipher:
Hillsborough Stadium opened in ’99
The 13th Fibonacci number is 233
233 is the 51st Prime number
Conspiracy has the same gematria as Nottingham Forest in English Extended:
Notice how Freemason and conspiracy also have matching numbers with Liverpool Football Club
It’s said that 96 people were killed.
Liverpool F.C. was founded in June of 1892, making it 96 years old:
Hillsborough Stadium opened on 9/2
Eclipse Code
It’s no longer a secret that Masonic rituals are aligned with total solar eclipses. The riddle about Liverpool fans dying at Hillsborough is simple to pick up on.
The Hillsborough disaster occurred 463 days before the next total eclipse of the sun:
That eclipse fell on the date July 22nd, written 22/7 in England. It was from Saros Series 126, which is the double gematria of LFC, Liverpool’s short name:
