The Skull and Bones Connection

Emile Hommedall was taken in as a suspect in Pancho Via's beheading, but there's nothing that proves he ever possessed the skull. In her book Secrets of the Tomb, the Ivy League and the Hidden Paths of Power, researcher Alexander Robbins wrote that Via's skull was within the bowels of the tomb. The problem is, Robbins retracted her statement a couple years later. She said she spoke with some Bonesmen who told her the society was way too cheap to pay 25 grand for a relic.