FAQ: Who is Worshipful Master Kenneth Noye?
Darth Simian
The life of Kenneth Noye has been one of malevolence and corruption.
It is an example of how someone eagerly embracing crime as a
profession can accumulate enormous wealth and frightening power.
Detectives untangling his network of corruption now believe that at
least one prominent MP was in his pay.
Such was the apprehension and nervousness created by the extent of
Noye's corruption of the police that during the investigation into
Stephen Cameron's murder officers were given around-the-clock
protection from their colleagues. Others changed their telephone
numbers. The Noye file on the case was restricted to less than a dozen
senior officers.
In 1977 after being arrested by Scotland Yard for receiving stolen
goods Noye joined the Hammersmith Freemason's Lodge in west London. He
was proposed and seconded by two Police Officers. He eventually rose
to be the Master of the Lodge with the support of the membership of
which the Police made up a sizeable proportion. Other Masons included
dealers in gold and other precious metals. A little while later Noye
was being helped out of an arrest by a detective who was a fellow
Mason.
One of Noye's police contacts was prepared to intervene on his behalf
not just with fellow officers, but other law agencies. The detective
approached a Customs officer investigating Noye in the early 80s and
pressured him to "lay off".
Kenneth James Noye (born 24 May 1947) is a British criminal who was
convicted of the 1996 murder of Stephen Cameron.
Noye was involved in laundering the proceeds of the Brinks Mat robbery
in 1983. While he was being investigated for his part in the robbery,
he stabbed to death police officer John Fordham who was observing Noye
from the grounds of his home. Noye was acquitted of murder on the
grounds of self-defence, but was sentenced to 14 years in prison in
1986 for handling stolen gold. He was released from prison in 1994,
having served 8 years of his sentence.
Two years later, in 1996, Noye became involved in an altercation with
21-year-old motorist Stephen Cameron on the M25 motorway during what
was described at the time as a road rage incident, but has also been
suggested to have been dispute over a drug deal, Cameron being a
small-
time drug dealer who owed Noye money. It however suited the purposes
of both the prosecution and the defence to not mention this during the
trial. During the fight, Noye stabbed and killed Cameron with a knife.
Noye immediately fled the country, sparking a massive police hunt. In
1998 he was tracked down in Spain, and Cameron's 17-year old
girlfriend Danielle Cable, who had witnessed the killing, was secretly
flown out to positively identify him. Despite the obvious risks
involved, she opted to testify against Noye, who at his trial in 2000
again pleaded self-defence. This time found guilty, he was convicted
of murder and given a life sentence.
Cable was given a new identity under the witness protection programme,
having been praised by police for her courage in giving evidence in
the presence of Noye and his associates. Another eyewitness, Alan
Decabral, declined protection and was shot dead in his car in Ashford,
Kent on 5 October 2000. However, police sources stated that he was
himself involved in drug and gun-smuggling, and that his death was
detrimental to Noye's forthcoming appeal, which would have
concentrated on discrediting him.
Noye was a police informant for many years, and he was also a
freemason, a member of the Hammersmith Lodge in London.
The trial judge at Noye's trial for murder did not make any
recommendation as to how long Noye should spend in prison, and it is
unknown whether the Home Secretary or Lord Chief Justice has ever set
a minimum term.
Noye failed to appeal against his conviction in 2001 and 2004. In 2007
he challenged the Criminal Cases Review Commission's decision not to
refer his case to the Appeal Court as "legally flawed".
On Friday 7 March 2008, Noye took another step toward a fresh legal
challenge, when Lord Justice Richards and Mrs Justice Swift granted
permission for a one-day judicial review hearing, covering the CCRC's
October 2006 decision not to send his case back to the court of
appeal. Giovanni Di Stefano is amongst those representing him.
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Giuseppe Mazzini, a Thirty-Third Degree Mason, founded a group of
revolutionaries called Young Italy. Their goal was to free Italy from
the control of monarchy and the Pope. They succeeded, and Mazzini is
honored as a patriot in Italy. However, in the process, the Mafia was
born. The Young Italy revolutionaries needed money, and they:
"...supported themselves by robbing banks, looting or burning
businesses if protection money was not paid, and kidnapping for
ransom. Throughout Italy the word spread that "Mazzini autorizza
furti, incendi e attentati," meaning, 'Mazzini authorizes theft,
arson, and kidnapping.' This phrase was shortened to the acronym,
M.A.F.I.A. Organized crime was born." (John Daniel, "Scarlet and the
Beast," Vol. I., pages 330-331)
pmd
But freemasons don't commit crime and if they did they'd be thrown out
of the lodge in an instant! PGM Kenneth Noye is a paragon of virtue and
he did lots for charity.
Ain't that right brother Aaron?
--
"You must conceal all the crimes of your brother Masons... and should
you be summoned as a witness against a brother Mason be always sure to
shield him. It may be perjury to do this, it is true, but you're
keeping your obligations."
Ronayne, "Handbook of Masonry" p. 183
Darth Simian
Larry The Mason from Holbrook
>
> Ain't that right brother Aaron?
Aaron isn't a Mason you donut.
Rob Sandilands
> 'Presiding in the East', 'Worshipful Master' Kenny Noye...
>
your argument ... and you don't really say what your argument is,
either? ...
STEPHEN
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Darth Simian
Rob. Not an argument at all. HTH.
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pmd
> On Oct 5, 2:31ï¿œpm, pmd <P...@SIBU.HQ> wrote:
>>
>> Ain't that right brother Aaron?
>
> Aaron isn't a Mason you donut.
So he claims but he has a propensity for claiming things that aren't
true.
Larry The Mason from Holbrook
>
> So he claims but he has a propensity for claiming things that aren't
> true.
If that's how you determined him to be a Mason then pretty much every
anti-Masonic nutter is a member.
Aaron
>Larry The Mason from Holbrook formulated the question :
>> On Oct 5, 2:31 pm, pmd <P...@SIBU.HQ> wrote:
>>>
>>> Ain't that right brother Aaron?
>>
>> Aaron isn't a Mason you donut.
>
>
>So he claims but he has a propensity for claiming things that aren't
>true.
You have been offended by the truth and seek to rename it as false,
but that does not change reality.
pmd
> On Wed, 07 Oct 2009 23:05:14 +0100, pmd <P...@SIBU.HQ> wrote:
>
>> Larry The Mason from Holbrook formulated the question :
>>>>
>>>> Ain't that right brother Aaron?
>>>
>>> Aaron isn't a Mason you donut.
>>
>>
>> So he claims but he has a propensity for claiming things that aren't
>> true.
>
>
> You have been offended by the truth and seek to rename it as false,
> but that does not change reality.
I have supported my comments with pertinent links which you even tried
to deny ever existed. You're the one clouding the truth with your
blatant sycophantic fiction in every one of your posts.
Rob Sandilands
STEPHEN
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Larry The Mason from Holbrook
> Kenneth Noye *was* apparently a Freemason ... yes ... so? ...
It appears he was, but was expelled in 1989.
http://www.independent.co.uk/opinion/letter--be-fair-to-the-freemasons-1315929.html
For the benefit of all readers, the title "Worshipful Master" is used
to refer to the presiding officer in a Lodge of Masons. It being an
elected office, the title remains with the office and not with the
person who previously held it. In my case, for example, I was
Worshipful Master of Holbrook Lodge in 2008, but am now a Past
Master. I will never again be referred to as Worshipful Master unless
I am elected to another term as such or if, for any reason, I fill in
as Worshipful Master pro tempore, and then only during that meeting.
Whether Noye was ever Master of his Lodge really doesn't matter
because he was expelled, kicked out in disgrace. He is a non-Mason,
his crimes abhorred by Masons and Masonry.
Larry
Past Master,
Holbrook Lodge #30, AF&AM
Forest Grove, Oregon
pmd
> Kenneth Noye *was* apparently a Freemason ... yes ... so? ...
So he joined the Freemasons when he was a known criminal and was
proposed and seconded by police officers. This goes against your
principles, yes?
kiv 11
> So he joined the Freemasons when he was a known criminal and was
> proposed and seconded by police officers. This goes against your
> principles, yes?
Please cite supporting evidence to these "so called" facts or are you
asking for verification?
Rob Sandilands
> Rob Sandilands presented the following explanation :
>> Kenneth Noye *was* apparently a Freemason ... yes ... so? ...
>
>
> So he joined the Freemasons when he was a known criminal and was
> proposed and seconded by police officers. This goes against your
> principles, yes?
>
Larry The Mason from Holbrook
>
> So he joined the Freemasons when he was a known criminal
Was he a known criminal when he joined? You have a credible source
that can confirm this?
I have no doubt he's a criminal, he was kicked out. I am only curious
if your accusation has any merit.
> and was
> proposed and seconded by police officers.
Technically, police officers cannot propose and second a man's
petition for Masonry. They would have to have been Masons.
But of course, since you know them to be police officers, you can
confirm this by providing their names.
> Ronayne, "Handbook of Masonry" p. 183
Citing a pack of lies does nothing to help your case.
Mudge
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Why are Freemasons above the law in Ireland Rob?
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Larry The Mason from Holbrook
<great_sage_equal_of_heav...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> In 1977 after being arrested by Scotland Yard for receiving stolen
> goods Noye joined the Hammersmith Freemason's Lodge in west London.
Being arrested does not and should not imply guilt. That's what a
court of law is for.
> He
> was proposed and seconded by two Police Officers.
He should have been proposed and seconded by Masons. How do you know
them to be police? What are their names?
> He eventually rose
> to be the Master of the Lodge
What year did he serve as Master?
> with the support of the membership
It is an elected position, so it is only logical.
> of
> which the Police made up a sizeable proportion.
Of course you can name these gentle,men as well?
> Other Masons included
> dealers in gold and other precious metals.
This means what, exactly?
> Kenneth James Noye (born 24 May 1947) is a British criminal who was
> convicted of the 1996 murder of Stephen Cameron.
He was a non-Mason by this time.
> While he was being investigated for his part in the robbery,
He is by law innocent until guilt is proven beyond a reasonable
doubt. I have serious doubts that you are in any way reasonable.
> He was released from prison in 1994,
> having served 8 years of his sentence.
And was no longer a Mason at this time. So, everything he did since
has nothing to do with Masonry. Of course, facts rarely interfere
with the wild innuendos comeing from the AJ club.
Jim Bennie
> And was no longer a Mason at this time. So, everything he did since
> has nothing to do with Masonry.
Anything this man did, period, would have had nothing to do with Masonry,
just if he had belonged to the book-of-the-month club.
Jim, Vancouver
Rob Sandilands
> On Sat, 10 Oct 2009 21:10:22 +0000, Rob Sandilands wrote:
>
>> pmd wrote:
>>> Rob Sandilands presented the following explanation :
>>>> Kenneth Noye *was* apparently a Freemason ... yes ... so? ...
>>>
>>> So he joined the Freemasons when he was a known criminal and was
>>> proposed and seconded by police officers. This goes against your
>>> principles, yes?
>>>
>> ,,, it certainly goes against mine ... if that was indeed the case ...
>
>
> Why are Freemasons above the law in Ireland Rob?
>
STEPHEN
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Larry The Mason From Holbrook
<great_sage_eq...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> 'Presiding in the East', 'Worshipful Master' Kenny Noye...
Would you care to point out the Lodge and date you believe Noye to have
presided? Or how the actions of an expelled Mason have any bearing on
the Fraternity, other than to show that we do not tolerate his actions?
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Darth Simian
The life of Kenneth Noye has been one of malevolence and corruption.