Newark Castle – Knights Templar prison
Newark Castle saw many English Knights Templar imprisoned in its dungeons interrogated and tortured after the order was suppressed in 1307
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The Dark Truths of the Templars – watch me on TV expose some secrets
I will be appearing as a guest several times in a special edition of Forbidden History devoted to exposing the secrets of the Knights Templar. Presented by Jamie Theakston and broadcast on UKTV/Yesterday TV, Forbidden History asks the questions you have all been dying to know the answers to. I will be discussing on Forbidden…
Knights Templar – were they secret Cathars?
The Knights Templar were suspected of being in league with the Cathar heresy which had been very strong in France but was this just a smear? Tony McMahon investigates.
How King Philip IV Took Down the Knights Templar
King Philip of France was a liar, bully and spin doctor and he brought all these skills into play when taking down the Knights Templar
Where did all the Templar treasure disappear to?
There are accounts that the Knights Templar became pirates to hide their treasure and steal yet more – Tony McMahon investigates
Paris – beating heart of the Knights Templar
Paris is a city with huge links to the Knights Templar – not least because the last Grand Master was burned there.
The origins of the Knights Templar
The origin of the Knights Templar is shrouded in mystery and as Tony McMahon discovers much of what we think we know comes from their enemies
Knights Templar links to the Cathar heresy
TV historian Tony McMahon investigates claims that the Knights Templar were linked to the Cathar heresy which terrified the Catholic church
English Kings whose bodies have disappeared!
The bodies of many English kings have disappeared so TV historian Tony McMahon sets out to find them but it’s not an easy task
You could own a Templar commanderie
I was contacted today by a real estate agent asking if any of you would be interested in buying a genuine 12th century Templar commanderie in France – the idyllic Dordogne to be exact. READ MORE: Were the Templars the first bankers? Must admit I don’t have the cash to spare myself but just in…
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