Death on Iona: The Mysterious Death of Norah Fornario and the Search for Netta

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In fact, after a short spell in her room, she emerged and told Mrs MacRae that she had changed her mind, and that she would be staying indefinitely on the island. No police investigation was carried out as the presiding physician noted the cause of death as heart failure from exposure. On 4th July 1922, her naturalization certificate A9304 was issued, as per document HO 144/1765/431695 at the National Archives.

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Richard Wilson quotes from the Glasgow Bulletin a report which describes the body as lying in a sleeping posture on the right side, the head resting on the right hand. I knew instantly that I wanted to tell her story, or more accurately, a story with a version of Netta at the heart of it; and that the roots of this telling lay in the late 19th and early 20th century's fascination with all things Gothic. Netta Fornario was in love with the occult and in her studies she became a magical legend of her own.He insisted that Aleister Crowley had indeed come to Bradford and that Mr Crowley himself had done ritual workings in a building on North Parade in Bradford. Among weird stories now in circulation in island regarding Miss Fonario are mysterious remarks about blue lights having been seen near the body, and of a cloaked man.

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On the 17th of November 1929, Netta Fornario, aged 32, a practicing Golden Dawn magician, was found dead on Iona. Furthermore (as) 'the traffic lights turn blue tomorrow' by coincidence, the blue, all-seeing eye of the Lord Horus, the Egyptian falcon headed God of the Sun and the family whose twin sister is the cat Goddess Bast or Bastet, is used as a symbol of the Wadjet eye in Ancient Egypt to ward off evil. Dion distanced herself from Netta, however, because she was getting too deep into things she could not understand or control.This cat, named Netta Fornario, became all too curious about the spirits that roam the island of Iona, Scotland. As many people will know, monks wrote in Latin, often producing illuminated manuscripts,with fancy lettering.

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Even though the island was only tiny and could be traversed completely in less than a day, it took this group two full days to locate Netta's lifeless body.When she had been asked about this, she had replied that “this always happened to her jewellery when she wore it”. He interviewed the son of the family that Fornario stayed with on Iona, who described how she behaved while she was there.