I anticipated as much, of course. That's why I had scanned the altar before asking permission!

The chance they'd say yes or no outright was virtually nil; I knew most likely they'd stall. Which meant they'd never trust me near the altar again. Six years work and the historic opportunity for the world to see the first ever physical evidence from Shakespeare himself would all be gone in "one fell swoop". I couldn't risk that.

Once the scan results were in though, I had the insurance I needed. Only then did I fly back to Stratford to find out for sure whether they'd do the right thing or not. Had they said yes then I would've told them I'd already done it and just given them the radar files. All I wanted was to secure the truth by documenting the scan so nothing could accidentally 'disappear' later. (In Sonnet 121 the Bard plainly tells us there will be a cover-up: "By their rank thoughts my deeds must not be shown").

But the town wasn't interested in what their man had gone to great lengths to hide, encode, and pass down to us. Instead of honoring their benefactor's wishes they circled the wagons. The bishop promised to get back to me after taking it to "a higher authority". Given his own highly elevated position he could only mean the Queen or God and apparently they've both been very busy. I've been waiting over five years for that call.

In the meantime I've uncovered much more material that will forever change our concept of this unparalleled genius. Hence my decision to finally go public. Book I of the Holy Trinity Solution series, Dee-Coding Shakespeare, has just been released. Two more will follow in 2017.

It's high time his deeds were shown and the full story told.

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