Yallop believes there was a plot, but after three years of investigation
his evidence is still circumstantial. Security was minimal, access to the
pope or to his food or medicine would not have been difficult, and it was a
good bet that there would be no autopsy. The cause of death was reported as
acute myocardial infarction, but Luciani's medical history makes this
difficult to accept. Death was so sudden that the pope didn't even have time
to press the alarm button a few inches from his hand, which seems unlikely.
When Karol Wojtyla was elected pope the Vatican returned to business as usual.
With John Paul II in control, even the Italian government was unable to get
the Vatican to come clean on its role in the Banco Ambrosiano scandal.
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