The Books, Free.

“Please don't offer me money — I will be posting for all to see for FREE, as information should be.” That is what he said in October 2025, and it is the one thing about him nobody disputes: he thought these books belonged to everybody, and he spent the last year of his life saying so. Here they are. 42 of them, 1.6 GB, no account, no donation, no login.

The works he held up on camera, named in his posts, or said he was scanning. Where a title he named is not on the shelf, it is listed as missing rather than quietly substituted. The seven cover images are generated illustrations of period bindings, not photographs of any particular copy; every other book is drawn in type and colour.

The eight, and why each one is on that shelf

Ranked by how specifically he identified the work — a title spoken on camera outranks a category he advertised, which outranks a fan compilation. Each entry says which of those it is, in its own words, rather than borrowing the investigation's four grades, which measure something else.

The rest of the collection

Everything else in the vault, by category. Scroll each shelf sideways.

Searchable text

The big facsimiles are page images — beautiful, and useless to search. Where the scan carried a usable text layer it has been pulled out and gzipped, so you can grep a whole Bible in a couple of megabytes instead of downloading two hundred. OCR of old type is imperfect and these are offered as a finding aid, not as an accurate transcription; the page images remain the document.

• The Holy Bible, with the Apocrypha2.7 MBdownload the plain text
• The Lost Books of the Bible and The Forgotten Books of Eden605 kBdownload the plain text
• The Holy Bible: The Great Light in Masonry1.6 MBdownload the plain text
• Conversations on the Bible443 kBdownload the plain text
• The Holy Bible from Ancient Eastern Manuscripts1.4 MBdownload the plain text
• Night Scenes in the Bible272 kBdownload the plain text
• The Book of Enoch87 kBdownload the plain text
• The History of the Jews, Volume I395 kBdownload the plain text
• The History of the Jews, Volume II401 kBdownload the plain text
• The Book of Enoch, or 1 Enoch438 kBdownload the plain text
• The History of the Jews, Volume III435 kBdownload the plain text
• The Constitutions of the Free-Masons81 kBdownload the plain text
• History of Freemasonry and Concordant Orders907 kBdownload the plain text
• Philosophy of Occultism, or The Key to Mental and Physical Power105 kBdownload the plain text
• The King James Bible with the Apocrypha1.7 MBdownload the plain text
• A History of Freemasonry in Indiana, from 1806 to 1898312 kBdownload the plain text
• Magnetism and Electricity: A Manual for Students in Advanced Classes243 kBdownload the plain text
• The Scofield Reference Bible2.1 MBdownload the plain text
• The English Hexapla3.1 MBdownload the plain text
• Duncan's Ritual of Freemasonry190 kBdownload the plain text
• Morals and Dogma of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite763 kBdownload the plain text
• The Masonic Text Book158 kBdownload the plain text
• The Freemason's Manual309 kBdownload the plain text
• The Douay-Rheims Bible1.5 MBdownload the plain text
• The King James Bible with Apocrypha1.7 MBdownload the plain text
• The Key of Solomon the King99 kBdownload the plain text
• The Book of Common Prayer485 kBdownload the plain text

Named, and not here

Titles he held up or listed that this shelf cannot supply — because the download failed, because no free edition exists, or because the work is still in copyright. Listed so the shelf does not read as complete.

• Ancient Magic, Magnetism and Psychic ForcesL. H. AndersonNamed on camera, chapter and all — he points out that chapter three argues magnetism is everything, and reads from one called Secrets of the Egyptian Magi. No scan of it exists on the Internet Archive under any spelling. Anderson’s Philosophy of Occultism is on the occult shelf as the nearest thing by the same author, and that volume’s own back matter advertises this one as a separate book. This is the single title from the videos that genuinely does not appear to be online.
• Cosmology, or Mysteries of Creationauthor and date not legibleNamed on camera — the Hebraic account of creation, Adam and ha-Adam — but the book is never shown open to a title page and no catalogue search turns up a match. Listed rather than guessed at.
• Encyclopedia of Witchcraft and DemonologyRussell Hope Robbins, 1959Community list; still in copyright, so no free edition exists to place here.
• Dr. William Smith’s Dictionary of the BibleWilliam SmithCommunity list. Not downloaded.
• The Catholic Family Bible1884 editionAttested by Kameron Waters, who went through the collection with him, and named in the video as an 1884 Catholic Bible. The Catholic Family Edition download failed; the Douày-Rheims stands in for the translation.
• The 1941 Monitor and Officer’s Manual, and the rest of the internal papersGrand Lodge issue, jurisdiction unknownBook of the Apprentice, Book of the Fellowcraft, Book of the Master Mason, the Constitution and Bylaws, Masonic Law and Customs, The Truth Shall Set You Free, and a 1950s Mason Bible. He never says which Grand Lodge, and these differ by jurisdiction, so his copies cannot be matched. Thornburgh’s monitor of the three degrees and Indiana’s masonic law are on the Masonic shelf in their place.
• The Bible full of newspaper clippingshis own copyWhatever was folded into it is the one thing on this shelf that no scan anywhere could reproduce. It went with the book.

Viewer-only, by the holding institution

The oldest manuscripts are published as image viewers rather than files. These are the official ones.

• Codex Sinaiticus4th c.Fully digitised and reunified across four holding libraries, with transcription. Viewer only — no download.
• Codex Vaticanus (Vat.gr.1209)4th c.Digitised by the Vatican Library. Search DigiVatLib for the shelfmark.
• The Dead Sea Scrolls3rd c. BC – 1st c. ADThe Israel Antiquities Authority fragment library. High-resolution images, official viewer.
• The Nag Hammadi codices4th c.Claremont's digital collection; English translations at gnosis.org.
• The Birmingham Qur'anc. 568–645Two radiocarbon-dated parchment leaves among the earliest known.
• The Dunhuang manuscripts5th–11th c.International Dunhuang Programme — Silk Road Buddhist material.
• Hebrew Bible codices10th–11th c.Leningrad Codex facsimiles and electronic text.