Costly Masonry: Father’s Fight for his Sons Exposes Web of Masonic Power and Corruption that Reaches into Government’s Highest Levels
It began with him filing a routine restraining order to protect his two young sons. It became a years-long nightmare involving kidnapping, child abuse, corruption, political influence and a network of powerful figures that Mark Harris says operated above the law. In his book, Houses of the Holy: A Nightmare Web of Hate, Crime, Corruption and Child Abuse, the decorated former Air Force Special Operations pilot recounts how his attempt to protect his children ultimately exposed what he describes as an extraordinary web connecting government officials, law enforcement, religious figures, organized crime and Freemasonry.
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- Mark Harris says protecting his sons exposed a far larger network of power
- His family endured kidnapping, abuse, corruption and institutional betrayal
- Freemasonic connections reaching into courts, law enforcement and government
- Houses of the Holy details his years-long pursuit of justice and answers
- His story raises questions about secret societies influencing America’s public institutions
Harris says his sons were caught in a horrifying chain of events that included alleged kidnappings and extortion attempts. His efforts to obtain justice, he contends, instead brought him into conflict with institutions that should have been protecting his family. The book describes a criminal network involving child trafficking, blackmail, bribery, money laundering, drugs, murder and ritual abuse—all operating behind respectable institutions and powerful connections.
At the center of Harris’s story is an especially provocative question: What happens when secret societies and powerful institutions become intertwined?
Harris alleges that Freemasonry played a significant role in the network he encountered, describing connections among Masons, judges, lawyers, police officers, government officials, church leaders and political figures. His story raises broader questions about the influence of fraternal organizations inside American institutions—and whether loyalty to a brotherhood can ever conflict with loyalty to the law.
When examining some of the names of people Harris identifies as being potentially complicit, whether through action or inaction, many are recognizable and cross party lines. Whether those named include Charlie Crist, Eric Holder, Sally Yates, George W. Bush’s attorney, and others, the implications are far-reaching.
The allegations are extraordinary, but Harris isn’t presenting himself as a distant investigator. He lived through the consequences. His sons, his career and his family were caught in the middle as he pursued answers and refused to back down.
Harris can discuss what happened to his family, the evidence he says supports his claims, and why he believes the Freemasonry angle deserves far greater scrutiny. He can also explain how his background as a decorated military pilot and current FAA examiner shaped his determination to challenge institutions he believed had failed his children.
Houses of the Holy ultimately raises a chilling question: What if the people supposedly protecting the system are part of the system that needs investigating?
Relevant Article(s):
Question Corner: What is the Catholic Church’s current stance on Freemasonry? – Catholic Review
OPTIONAL Q&A:
- What happened to your sons that transformed your fight for custody into a fight for justice?
- How did protecting your children expose you to a much larger network of power?
- What evidence convinced you that Freemasonry was connected to what your family experienced?
- How pervasive is Masonic influence within law enforcement, courts and government?
- Can membership in a secretive brotherhood create conflicts of loyalty within public institutions?
- What did your military background teach you about recognizing organized networks and corruption?
- Why do you believe the allegations documented in Houses of the Holy have received so little scrutiny?
- What should Americans understand about the power and influence of Freemasonry today?
ABOUT MARK HARRIS…
Mark Harris is a decorated former Air Force Special Operations pilot who served in a combat zone. He holds a bachelor’s degree in physics from the University of North Georgia (Magna Cum Laude, top physics graduate) and a master’s in Aeronautical Engineering Technology from Arizona State University. Currently, he trains corporate pilots from around the globe and serves as an FAA examiner.
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