Category Archives: Investigator Journal

Today started as a lovely celebration in Christ’s name, the sermon went well as usual. Deacon Klaus Hagh was most excited to try his hand at running a Monday service and asked to give a soliloquy during next Sunday’s service. … Continue reading →

We board a train to meet with the Dr. Cowles. He is a wonderful gentleman and makes spectacular tea and biscuits! He was most distraught when the cult of the Bloody Tongue. After giving him some reassurances he revealed that … Continue reading →

After witnessing yesterdays gruesome discovery, it would seem that Ms. Carlyle’s acquaintance, Jackson will no longer be bothering her anymore. His involvement with her brother, however, has me concerned that she may be in danger. A cult of some sort … Continue reading →

Got to visit the Chelsea Hotel today, seems to be a fancy place. Unfortunately my cause to visit was to perform last rights, but it is all part of Gods plan. Got to room 410, the door was ajar, which … Continue reading →

Local Father David Molokia spends the weekend feeding the poor in the Lower East Side. Our Lady of Mount Carmel parish has been known for their outreach to the poor and destitute. Their generosity truly knows no bounds.

Met with some interesting individuals today. Henry Mendkin, reporter, who Erica Carlyle ask me to find out were Jackson Illias has went. Also a gentleman named Robert who suffered a bullet wound. Luigi a humble shopkeep, Zeke who seems to … Continue reading →

By Nathaniel Graves, staff writer, New York Sun The New York Police Department’s war on liquor continued with daring operation last night, as local law enforcement officers descended upon the Smokey Hill Boxing Club, suspecting to find illegal operations hidden … Continue reading →

By Evelyn Sinclair, Staff Writer May 24, 1920, New York City — In the wake of the harrowing news surrounding the Carlyle Expedition Massacre in Africa, the venerable Father Molokai addressed his parishioners at St. Agnes Church yesterday evening. The dimly … Continue reading →

By Evelyn Sinclair, Special Correspondent New York City, April 5, 1919 — The sun-kissed morning of April 5th witnessed a remarkable scene at the bustling docks of New York City. Father Molokai, the enigmatic priest known for his unwavering faith and … Continue reading →

Byline: Margaret Sullivan, Staff Writer New York City, January 3rd, 1919. In a heartwarming ceremony held at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parish, Father David Molokai was officially welcomed as the new priest. The historic church, nestled amidst the bustling … Continue reading →