The Illuminati’s master architect. In any secret society, architects play a pivotal role (hence the Freemasons’s incredible importance). Only they know where all the secret tunnels and hidden doors are located.

Enter Minoru Yamasaki. Unfortunately for Japanese-American Yamasaki, he was given a choice in 1942: face imprisonment at a Japanese internment camp or design buildings for the Illuminati. He chose the latter, a decision that plagued him his whole life as his uneasy conscious, unable to rest, gave him frequent, painful ulcers. The stress, combined with heavy drinking, led to a terminal case of stomach cancer. Below is a list of his notable buildings.

Note: Buildings built with aluminum are marked and bolded if destroyed as part of a cover-up. (It sure seems odd that a master architect’s buildings repeatedly fail!)

Timeline of Notable Buildings

• 1951: Detroit Federal Reserve bank
• 1954: Pruitt Igoe Housing Project was built (used by the government to experiment with flooding low-income, African-American communities with drugs)
• 1955: Military Personnel Records completed (aluminum)
• 1959: Reynolds Metals Headquarters (aluminum)
• 1961: Saudi Arabia Air Force Base (the country that organized the 9/11 attacks)
• 1963: IBM building built (aluminum)
• 1964: Lincoln Elementary School (what is a famous architect doing creating an elementary school? There are no surviving records of the school, so I’ll let your imagination fill in the blanks)
• 1966: Century City Plaza Hotel (aluminum)
• 1967: Bank Center of Buffalo (aluminum)
• 1971: Logan Airport Terminal (same terminal the 9/11 hijackers flew out of and demolished in 2002)
• 1973: World Trade Center Twin Towers (Destroyed in the 9/11 attacks) (aluminum)
• 1975: Century City Plaza Twin Towers (aluminum)
• 1977: Rainier Bank Tower (aluminum)
• 1978: Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond (aluminum)